"A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for a time of adversity." (NIV) Proverbs 17:17
Friendship is one of the important relationships that can impact our lives. Some friendships result ...
"A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for a time of adversity." (NIV) Proverbs 17:17
Friendship is one of the important relationships that can impact our lives. Some friendships result ...
... better if she prepares it as you watch and feeds you with her own hands." (NLT) 2 Samuel 13:5
Friends can make or unmake us. Just take a good look at your own life. A greater portion of it has been shaped ...
“An offended friend is harder to win back than a fortified city. Arguments separate friends like a gate locked with bars." (NLT) Proverbs 18:19
Aside our biological families that we're born into, we ...
'A friend loves at all times...” (NIV) Proverbs 17:17
In the Old Testament, Job and Daniel had much in common because both went through serious trials and challenges. Both had great success because ...
“But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (NIV) Romans 5:8
Solomon wrote, “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity” ...
... but for the love I have for my family, I cook and do the laundry wholeheartedly and regularly. Many of us can relate to this scenario. But for the love we have for our friends and family, we go out of ...
... the good news to their neighbours and extended an invitation to their neighbours.
As Christians, we have a more important invitation to extend to our family, friends, and everyone around us. We have ...
... the gospel gets to everyone? How many of us daily ensure that our lives preach Christ? How many of us are not shy to let our friends know that we are Christians?
As we think and focus on honest, just, ...
... our trust have failed us in one way or the other: friends, family, work etc. It is, therefore, important that we rely on God’s Word to succeed. We must give the Word the deserved attention and importance ...
... the prize. What is the price that God has asked us to pay in our lives today? May be He wants you to part ways with the bad group of friends you have? May be He wants me to say goodbye to sexual immorality? ...
... your endurance as the storms rage over time.
My question to you beloved, is - Where is your focus? Are you double-minded? Where is your anchor? Where is your peace? Where is your heart, my friend? (See ...
... are looking up to us for encouragement. We should believe in others and even extend a hand of friendship to others by building them up and providing them opportunities to grow.
When others make mistakes, ...
... seventy years, and never return to my native land. Certainly, I loved God’s word, and I did strive to please Him (Daniel 1:8).”
Later in life, my three friends declared to the king that they will not ...
... How many times have we become laughingstocks because failure has been our friend and nothing we do succeeds? And how many times have we felt our world was crushing because problems in our lives seem endless? ...
... The prayer of parents is to see their children grow up to be great and honorable people in the world. Not just honorable but responsible. Good friends are always seeking the best interest of one another. ...
... you with? Jesus was so busy but kept worshipping God and helping others as His prime duties. He had time for His Father, for His friends, for relaxation, and for a good meal.
Never underrate any gift ...
... has no one than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends" (John 14:13). As much as you love your wife, husband, children, parents, siblings or friends, remember, God loved us more!
We did not ...
... Joseph in your stand against sin (Gen. 39:6-10). Be bold like Daniel and his friends in standing for what is right (Dan. 3). Be as bold as Apostle Paul in declaring the truth of God to others if you want ...
... friend Albert Fantrau for my success. We played together for a youth club. When people from Sporting Lisbon arrived, they told us that whoever scored more goals would be accepted to their Academy".
"We ...
