... they rejected. If we call ourselves Christians and desire to be seen by God as productive in Him, we should not neglect the deeds that separate us from the Pharisees, thus the deeds that the power of ...

... help believers cope with the challenges that confront them. But no matter how hard we try, these unpleasant occurrences never end and each of us has his fair share. What separates us is our attitude during ...

... they have already made this year. It is challenging to live up to one's decisions because of the kind of world we find ourselves in. But as Christians should anything separate us from the love of Christ? ...

... associated with the data packages, The Bible assures us that “neither death nor life nor principalities nor powers nor things present nor things to come shall be able to separate us from the love of God ...

... is interested in making excessive profit in this festive season. The Christian and non-Christian alike are caught up in the same heat. But do we have something that separates our difficult moments? Surely ...

... would see just one lump of green clay, at first glance. Upon closer inspection, you could see the separate lines of dark and light green clay, yet it would be virtually impossible to separate the clay ...

... as a permanent relationship, the union of two separate people; man and woman into "one flesh". When Adam first laid his eyes on Eve he exclaimed; "This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; she ...

“Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate.” (NIV) Mark 10:9 A man who wants to save his seven-year-old marriage from dissolving because his wife wants a divorce, went to his father ...

... guilt should be placed at times, but most women do not intentionally dress to be provocative, in most contexts. But we should say something about the necessity of modesty separate from the context of “causing ...

... therein they rejected. If we call ourselves Christians and desire to be seen by God as productive in Him, we should not neglect the deeds that separate us from the Pharisees, thus the deeds that the ...

... have risen both in and out of the Church and their mission is to deceive and proclaim falsehood as they make disciples of their kind. The Bible, however, assures us that nothing shall separate us from ...

“Therefore, stay awake, for you do not know what day your Lord is coming.” (ESV) Matthew 24:42 The thought of heaven is so overwhelming it will be too sad if anyone misses the opportunity to be there. ...

... help believers cope with the challenges that confront them. But no matter how hard we try, these unpleasant occurrences never end and each of us has his fair share. What separates us is our attitude during ...

... that those other humans are ultimately not separate from ourselves. We can forgive them, even though it isn't going to be easy. Without communication, no real understanding can be possible. But be sure ...

... bad decisions they have already made this year. It is challenging to live up to one's decisions because of the kind of world we find ourselves in. But as Christians should anything separate us from ...

... in his current situation. What separates Christians from the people of the world is not the type of problems we face, for we may face similar problems but what separates us is how we deal with the problems ...

“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 from the biological families that we're born into, ...

“Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate.” (NIV) Mark 10:9 A man who wants to save his seven-year old marriage from dissolving because his wife wants a divorce, went to his father ...

... as a permanent relationship, the union of two separate people; man and woman into "one flesh". When Adam first laid his eyes on Eve he exclaimed; "This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; she ...

... comes from two separate words- “faith” and “full”. “FAITH”, in Hebrews 11:1 is defined as being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. “Full”, from the Macmillan English dictionary ...