Not perfect yet
... love in its purest sense, preach peace between Christ and man and portray Christ everywhere you find yourself.
Forgetting can be quite daunting though, but we’re told to forget about our past sins, our ...
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I’m pressing on
... love in its purest sense, preach peace between Christ and man and portray Christ everywhere you find yourself.
Forgetting can be quiet daunting though, but we’re told to forget about our past sins, our ...
The evidence of our faith (Part one)
... By this, we are able to garner deeper wisdom to contain life situations. In the pastoral epistle to Timothy, the apostle Paul raised one of such important issues regarding providing for one’s relatives ...
Wise words
... I was enjoying the lesson that was being presented and was trying to copy and paste all the scripture references as the sermon went on. Near the end of the talk, I accidentally hit the wrong button on ...
Bless, don't curs
... instructed His priests in the past (Numbers 6:23) to generously speak the following words into the lives of His people:
"The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make His face shine on you and be gracious ...
Anger
... anger traps us in our past. It chains us to our offenders and forces us to relive our hurts repeatedly without release & healing. It means that we embrace our identity as powerless victims. We all have ...
Do not worry
... Some people are always worried about past events. Beloved, you can never turn back the hands of the clock. Past actions can never be reversed so are spoken words even after an apology is rendered. Accept ...
Pressing towards the goal
"No, dear brothers and sisters, I have not achieved it, but I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead". (NLT) Philippians 3:13
Bible reading: Philippians ...
The Cornerstone in my marriage
... blending of two different lives with unique histories. Many marriages struggle when one or both spouses continue to dwell in the past and think about the freedoms they use to enjoy as singles or compare ...
Christ or Convenience
... television channels bringing the world closer. However, these advances in modernization and comfort can affect our Christian life.
Nowadays, many evangelists and pastors preach prosperity sermons which ...
My debt of forgiveness
... he forgave us of all past, present and future sins.
All the doubts we had, the murmuring we made because He didn’t do it our way. The many times we denied His calling, overlooked a great command from ...
True forgiveness
... we offer is superficial, and it is given with a selfish motive. We say that we forgive, but when the least little friction arises, how quick we are to resurrect past grievances. We like to "bury the hatchet" ...
Christ our refuge
... to be the cities of refuge. These cities were to be refuge for any person who kills another person unawares. In the past, when someone kills someone, he is also killed. But God made provision for people ...
A Meaningful Life: Death is not final
... but have lacked fulfillment.
In ages past, Greece tried to define meaningful life in the essence of wisdom and ‘know thyself’ maxim. This is the culture our education systems are hinged on.
Romans ...
A meaningful life
... comes to the Father except through Me”.
The departing words of Christ (John 13) saddened the heart of the apostles. As the great leader they have come to know for the past three years announced His death, ...
The patriarchs of today
... This gives people the chance to often say: "Pastors' children are the worst". Many other parents busy themselves so much with their jobs at the expense of the morality of their wards.
Today, we are learning ...
I love God
... is a generous provider to underserving humanity as he inspires and encourages us to love others and forgive them (Eph. 4:32). God should be loved because he wants to save us no matter our past and personality. ...
New is old
... in ages past, as well as those of us living today often, seek and “lust” after almost everything that satisfies the flesh, pleases the eye and stirs our pride (1 John 2:15). The fact however is, the eye ...
The end from the beginning
“But the one who endures to the end will be saved” (NLT) Matthew 24:13
We have already done 10 days in the new year and before most people will put their acts together and settle in, January will be ...
Brand New Beginning
"Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past." (NIV) Isaiah 43:18
"Brothers, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining ...