Be like Barnabas
... of your commitment to his work?
Barnabas was so selfless, interested in the welfare of others and mentored others. This should motivate us when we get into higher positions not to think of only ourselves ...
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The evidence of our faith (Part two)
... contribution (this was to avoid any hasty and unplanned response to the needs of fellow Christians who needed help). Likewise, we are to consciously express deeper concern towards the welfare of believers. ...
The true life
One fascinating commonality among the Forbes wealthiest people in the world is their act of benevolence. Read their profile and they proudly want to be tagged as philanthropists. They have realized ...
Ever growing
... Such people continue to develop character traits that glorify God and contribute to the blessing and welfare of others.
Like that stately old pine, we too should keep on growing--right to the very end! ...
Receptive Heart
... Our hearts are not committed to God and the welfare of fellow humans. The heart is the centre of all activities that are undertaken by mankind. The heart as used in scripture is the most comprehensive ...
The patriarchs of today
... ministry for the welfare of the family. It may be challenging at times, but if we pray for strength from God, we will always be able to work towards the welfare of our families first before any other duties ...
Manifest your faith
... areas; evangelizing His word to others as He has directed us to do, showing an act of kindness to another person, praying without ceasing for the welfare of brethren and the church or diligently learning ...
Praise Him
... between us and him, yet He makes our welfare His number one priority, then all we can do is to praise Him and tell Him how majestic and wonderful He is.
Today, spend a few minutes reflecting on the creations ...
What kind of Christian are you?
... As humans, our nature is tilted towards pride and greed, but God is reminding us this day to blot out all acts of selfishness from within us and never cease to always regard the welfare of others.
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The patriarchs of today
... ministry for the welfare of the family. It may be challenging at times, but if we pray for strength from God, we will always be able to work towards the welfare of our families first before any other duties ...
What is man that you are mindful of?
... “how majestic is your name”. As children of God, if we realize how great and powerful our God is, and that there is no comparison between us and him, yet He makes our welfare His number one priority, then ...
Ever growing
... Such people continue to develop character traits that glorify God and contribute to the blessing and welfare of others.
Like that stately old pine, we too should keep on growing--right to the very end! ...
New Beginning
"Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked or stand in the way of sinners or sit in the seat of mockers. But his delight is in the law of the LORD, and on his law he meditates ...
What is man that you are mindful of?
... “how majestic is your name”. As children of God, if we realize how great and powerful our God is, and that there is no comparison between us and him, yet He makes our welfare His number one priority, then ...
Friends for Christ
"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 ...
Good personified
... treatment has become the welfare policy of most churches, the Lord’s people need to be reminded of the need for doing good without expecting a payback or growing weary.
The evidence of our faith (Part ...
The evidence of our faith (Part two)
... contribution (this was to avoid any hasty and unplanned response to the needs of fellow Christians who needed help). Likewise, we are to consciously express deeper concern towards the welfare of believers. ...
The evidence of our faith (Part two)
... contribution (this was to avoid any hasty and unplanned response to the needs of fellow Christians who needed help). Likewise, we are to consciously express deeper concern towards the welfare of believers. ...
The evidence of our faith (Part two)
... contribution (this was to avoid any hasty and unplanned response to the needs of fellow Christians who needed help). Likewise, we are to consciously express deeper concern towards the welfare of believers. ...
Ever growing
... Such people continue to develop character traits that glorify God and contribute to the blessing and welfare of others.
Like that stately old pine, we too should keep on growing--right to the very end! ...