... a God who wants to give us strength and peace during the “storms” we face in our lives. When we go through illness, setbacks, persecution and struggles in our faith, we can remember that we serve the same ...

"Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee the crown of life." (KJV) Rev. 2:10b The early church suffered great persecution from both the Jews and the Roman government. These persecutions were ...

... Is it trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword (Roman 8:35-39); is it home or family or business (Mark 10:28-31); is it friends, relationships, education, or self-interest? ...

... perspective and his purpose for you. God does not view life in the same way we do! If we train our minds to think in heavenly terms, it will change our perspective about everything. We will endure persecution ...

... with these awe-inspiring and soothing words. He had not been left out of persecution during his labor for the Lord. Yet he was able to sail through. Beloved, if we focus on Christ who is the author and ...

... I remember when I had to go through temporal persecution after my conversion from Islam. It has made me stronger and given me a better scope than how I saw things initially. Glory to God! James mentions ...

... when he was facing agony, tribulation and persecution (Philippians 2:25; 4:18), we also must put our fellow neighbors first and also know that everything we do for them is being done for the God who created ...

... and stood for the truth of Christ even though it resulted in persecution, punishment, and hatred. Again, Micaiah the Prophet was asked to speak like his fellow Prophets who were also summoned by Jehoshaphat ...

... them because they were considered anti-social and thus suffered persecution simply because they did not follow the society in doing wrong (2 Timothy 1:1–2:13; 3:10–17, 2 Thes. 1:3-12). In our workplaces, ...

... in persecution. Daniel sought God’s presence and prayed three times a day and as his regular custom (Daniel 6:10). He knelt in prayer, appreciated God through giving thanks and his face was set towards ...

... a God who wants to give us strength and peace during the “storms” we face in our lives. When we go through illness, setbacks, persecution and struggles in our faith, we can remember that we serve the same ...

... persecutions with joy. We will be content with little of this life’s goods or walk away from them if they are against the will of God. No matter how others treat us, we will faithfully endure with the ...

... with these awe-inspiring and soothing words. He had not been left out of persecution during his labor for the Lord. Yet he was able to sail through. Beloved, if we focus on Christ who is the author and ...

... Like Job, we also are constantly threatened by the devil’s machinations in our lives. But God is speaking to us in silence through the sufferings, persecutions, poverty, failures, disappointments etc. ...

... when he was facing agony, tribulation and persecution (Philippians 2:25; 4:18), we also must put our fellow neighbors first and also know that everything we do for them is being done for the God who created ...

... and stood for the truth of Christ even though it resulted in persecution, punishment, and hatred. Again, Micaiah the Prophet was asked to speak like his fellow Prophets who were also summoned by Jehoshaphat ...

... I remember when I had to go through temporal persecution after my conversion from Islam. It has made me stronger and given me a better scope than how I saw things initially. Glory to God! James mentions ...

"Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee the crown of life." (KJV) Rev. 2:10b The early church suffered great persecution from both the Jews and the Roman government. These persecutions were ...

... Is it trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword (Roman 8:35-39); is it home or family or business (Mark 10:28-31); is it friends, relationships, education, or self-interest? ...

... a God who wants to give us strength and peace during the “storms” we face in our lives. When we go through illness, set-backs, persecution and struggles in our faith, we can remember that we serve the ...