... Competing voices pull us in different directions. What we listen to will inform us for good or for bad, depending on how we act after receiving any information. We live with all kinds of people and we ...
... to someone saying today, “What is being said to you is important, so you had better pay attention and listen well!” It illustrates the point that Jesus saw a problem that exists even today. Many people ...
... to someone saying today, “What is being said to you is important, so you had better pay attention and listen well!” It illustrates the point that Jesus saw a problem that exists even today. Many people ...
... to someone saying today, “What is being said to you is important, so you had better pay attention and listen well!” It illustrates the point that Jesus saw a problem that exists even today. Many people ...
"But Peter and the apostles replied, “We must obey God rather than any human authority." (NLT) Acts 5:29
Human beings have nearly always, had the option of listening to God or listening to other authorities. ...
"But Peter and the apostles replied, “We must obey God rather than any human authority." (NLT) Acts 5:29
Human beings have nearly always, had the option of listening to God or listening to other authorities. ...
... to someone saying today, “What is being said to you is important, so you had better pay attention and listen well!” It illustrates the point that Jesus saw a problem that exists even today. Many people ...
... Competing voices pull us in different directions. What we listen to will inform us for good or for bad, depending on how we act after receiving any information. We live with all kinds of people and that ...
"But Peter and the apostles replied, “We must obey God rather than any human authority." (NLT) Acts 5:29
Human beings have nearly always, had the option of listening to God or listening to other authorities. ...
... similar to someone saying today, “What is being said to you is important, so you had better pay attention and listen well!” It illustrates the point that Jesus had a problem that exists even today. Many ...
... similar to someone saying today, “What is being said to you is important, so you had better pay attention and listen well!” It illustrates the point that Jesus had a problem that exists even today. Many ...
... by what we possess or lack, but by who we are in Christ. So, what do you have today that could bless someone?
A smile, a listening ear, a whispered prayer, a kind word, a helping hand, a thoughtful phone ...
... saying, "This is my Son, whom I have chosen; listen to him." The apostles who heard this voice of God followed what Jesus taught them and passed on the truth to our generation through the New Testament ...
... and carefully listens to God, trembles and readily allows the seed (word of God) to grow in it (Isaiah 66:2). It respects God’s word and listens to others irrespective of their class in society (Psalm ...
... on earth than to listen to God. Jeroboam, king of Israel, for example, loved the convenience of being a King rather than obeying God (1Kings 12). He chose to listen and please his peers and that ended ...
... number and in quality of worship. The prison officer who kept Paul and Silas saw something wonderful Jehovah has done and was humble to listen to his prisoners.
Christians today must demonstrate boldness ...
Acts 19:1-41
Wisdom sparkles from every line of Scripture. To fulfill our mission of proclaiming Christ to the world, look to other emissaries of peace for a great education in working with people ...
... to want to tell someone about the word of God but not everyone will listen. However, the saying, actions speak louder than words, should manifest in our day to day living. We should strive to live a blameless ...
''When Elizabeth heard Mary’s greetings, the baby leaped in her womb, and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit. (NIV) Luke 1:41
My son, stay focused; listen to the wisdom I have gained; give ...
... inspired men.
“My dear brothers, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry, for man’s anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires. ...
