... handle domestic situation that sibling rivalry causes. As they grow, they need more fundamental and specialized training. The main objective is to teach them to function in society as upright, moral adults ...

... border on morality and doctrines with contempt may come to a sudden ruin (if there is no change of heart) because the ties with their Creator have severed (2 John 9). Similarly, those of us who claim to ...

... our spiritual muscles through consistent effort and daily disciplinary acts according to God's word and doing God's will in all due reverence. Also, we can be spiritually fit by taking regular moral inventory, ...

... (Hebrews 12:28). The standards of morality keep changing. People are now their own gods and set their own standards. Now, morality is relative. But God’s moral requirements have not changed. But we are ...

... a personal relationship with God. My brethren, the last days are near, therefore our everyday lives should reflect as a “rapturable” soul. Ephesians 5:5 "for this you can be sure: No immoral, impure ...

... 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 ...

...  However, since God has made us free moral agents to choose good and evil (Gen. 2:16-17), none of these forces can beat us into submission. Our decision to do good or evil is our own choice, borne out ...

... our spiritual muscles through consistent effort and daily disciplinary acts according to God's word and doing God's will in all due reverence. Also, we can be spiritually fit by taking regular moral inventory, ...

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” (KJV) John 15:13 Love is kind, love is patient, love is long-suffering and it keeps no record of wrong. Perhaps ...

... handle domestic situation that sibling rivalry causes. As they grow, they need more fundamental and specialized training. The main objective is to teach them to function in society as upright, moral adults ...