... seem to go on well in life. But when our lives bear imperfections and everything seems to turn upside down, we become reluctant in appreciating Him. In contrast, Paul says a lot may go wrong with him, ...

... make him lose his job, turn the world against him, this my child will never leave but stick with me”? Looking at this cosmos where perfection is out of the line and people manoeuvre in order to get things ...

... in love to the world. The perfection of God is shown in love because love is a verb (1 Cor. 13:4-7). Love is of permanence nature because it will still remain after this world is more (1 Cor. 13:8-13). ...

... is a sign of completeness or perfection. By referring to seven, he implied that in the fullness of calamities, God would deliver. In their style of expression, he first refers to the number of troubles ...

...  Marriage is for imperfect people who want to support each other unto perfection. You can never have a perfect partner. There must be lots of compromise from both partners if you are to succeed in marriage. ...

... in love to the world. The perfection of God is shown in love because love is a verb (1 Cor. 13:4-7). Love is of permanence nature because it will still remain after this world is more (1 Cor. 13:8-13). ...

... kingdom of God, and the tares are the sons of the wicked one (Satan). And God's ultimate goal is the cultivation and perfection of human beings. God has created us in His own image and has preordained us ...

... available and it doesn’t lead to overfeeding since perfection in Christ is the ultimate goal. Remember where you started the Christian journey from, repent and return to the Word of Life (Bible). Be part ...

... available and it doesn’t lead to overfeeding since perfection in Christ is the ultimate goal. Remember where you started the Christian journey from, repent and return to the Word of Life (Bible). Be part ...

... act has reared its ugly head even in Christendom. Some so-called Christians do not believe in the justice and vengeance of God anymore. They would rather seek justice from a deity. God knows our imperfections. ...

... is working to perfection in us. Beloved, the Christian journey is not a smooth one but God’s promise to carry us still holds. As I journey with Him, seeking His face and waiting on Him to do more than ...

... of our imperfection. The words “…God did by sending His own Son…” in Romans 8:3 removes all doubt about where our salvation comes from. The text goes on to explain that because of Jesus sacrifice, God ...

... to our maker? Certainly not! We must aim at perfection just like Christ. Let us thrive to live sin free lives as a sign of reverence to our maker. Our God is severe in His punishment of those who disrespect ...

... act has reared its ugly head even in Christendom. Some so-called Christians do not believe in the justice and vengeance of God anymore. They would rather seek justice from a deity. God knows our imperfections. ...

... seem to go on well in life. But when our lives bear imperfections and everything seems to turn upside down, we become reluctant in appreciating Him. In contrast, Paul says a lot may go wrong with him, ...

... him lose his job, turn the world against him, this my child will never leave but stick with me”? Looking at this cosmos where perfection is out of the line and people maneuver in order to get things done ...

... and it doesn’t lead to overfeeding since perfection in Christ is the ultimate goal. Remember where you started the Christian journey from, repent and return to the Word of Life (Bible). Be part of the ...

... to our maker? Certainly not! We must aim at perfection just like Christ. Let us thrive to live sin free lives as a sign of reverence to our maker. Our God is severe in His punishment of those who disrespect ...

... of our imperfection. The words “…God did by sending His own Son…” in Romans 8:3 removes all doubt about where our salvation comes from. The text goes on to explain that because of Jesus sacrifice, God ...

... is a sign of completeness or perfection. By referring to seven, he implied that in the fullness of calamities, God would deliver. In their style of expression, he first refers to the number of troubles ...