... die, and there I will be buried" (NIV) Ruth 1:16-17.
Wrong decisions have been the source of all mankind’s problems from the Garden of Eden till now. The sin man committed has led to many consequences ...
... die, and there I will be buried" (NIV) Ruth 1:16-17.
Wrong decisions have been the source of all mankind’s problems from the Garden of Eden till now. The sin man committed has led to many consequences ...
... die, and there I will be buried" (NIV) Ruth 1:16-17.
Wrong decisions have been the source of all mankind’s problems from the Garden of Eden till now. The sin man committed has led to many consequences ...
... God.
We are always discouraged by the uncertainties of life, unfulfilled expectations, criticism for doing right, our sins and their consequences as well the sins and decisions of others. As children ...
... we are facing trials we must ask God for wisdom to understand His Word so we know the correct decisions to make. If we sincerely want to follow His will, He will grant us wisdom to make the right choice ...
... burial.
Decision-making is our greatest opportunity and trap as well. Every day in our lives, we make critical decisions either to support or kick against worldly acts. Daniel went through such a challenge ...
... assignments. One common challenge that runs through all decisions of life is fear.
If you want to succeed in all spiritual and physical matters, you need to be bold. Be ready for more challenges as you ...
... will all leave this earth one day (Heb 9:27).
There is a sure way to Heaven through Jesus the Messiah (Jn 14:6). This road to heaven is very safe. There are so many decisions we make on earth which have ...
... So, decisions taken not to follow the crowd in doing wrong end up changing another person's view of his actions. I would entreat us to stand out in order to pull others from the wayward crowd.
Commitment ...
... him during his suffering, Job’s faith and righteousness were equally questioned and tested by the evil one.
In the end, Job understood the sovereignty of God (His decisions and His plans for Job’s life). ...
... and stuck to it “day after day” (Genesis 39:10). We need to make up our minds now to do “the will of God” (1 John 2:17) in all our decisions. May God give us the wisdom and strength we need to make him ...
... the devil up on his offer? The answer lies in Jesus priorities and motivation for the decisions that he was making. Jesus wasn’t focused on serving the devil, he wasn’t focused on serving Himself, instead ...
Do not be yoked together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common? Or what fellowship can light have with darkness? What harmony is there between Christ and Belial? ...
... to make hasty decisions, become stressed, worried and anxious about life. Consequently, anger develops in us, and we usually unleash it on God or people we expect to provide certain necessities of life. ...
... confusion set in, more challenges were thrown at me, had to make some difficult decisions, found myself weeping before him every night in bed or quietly when I was alone.
In the wait, I carefully took ...
... we make decisions that are in tune with the spirit of God and to serve others.
Beloved, let us reflect on the words from the famous song “One day at a time” by Lynda Randle with an extract provided below. ...
... making financial decisions that may greatly squeeze our resources or cause us to lose them altogether, can discount the family structure. Even directing the family core to do those things needful may develop ...
... of God's attributes. Through out our journey in life, God presents us with opportunities. Having given us His word, He gives us the free will to choose and make decisions for ourselves without coercion. ...
... we are facing trials we must ask God for wisdom to understand His Word so we know the correct decisions to make. If we sincerely want to follow His will, He will grant us wisdom to make the right choice ...
... God.
We are always discouraged by the uncertainties of life, unfulfilled expectations, criticism for doing right, our sins and their consequences as well the sins and decisions of others. As children ...
