... the initiative to change their situation. This is because, many are conditioned to a life of security, conformity, and conservatism, all of which may appear to give physical peace of mind, but in reality, ...

... the initiative to change their situation. This is because, many are conditioned to a life of security, conformity, and conservatism, all of which may appear to give physical peace of mind, but in reality, ...

... to make room for what I love so much. And the struggle has been so real. Fortunately, this month’s theme “When God prunes” compliments the reality of this chapter in my life and how far God has brought ...

... in warfare. Ephesians 6:12 reminds us that we do not wrestle against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces of evil. Ignoring the reality of spiritual warfare leaves us vulnerable, but acknowledging ...

... Unity with other believers strengthens our resolve and fortifies our ranks. What happens when we face casualties in this war? Sometimes, we may stumble, sin, or grow weary. Casualties are a reality, but ...

... that, all Christians have taken the right route in their return journey to God. The home for Christians is a reality and not a mirage. Every Christian will surely return home one day to be where God is. ...

... the initiative to change their situation. This is because, many are conditioned to a life of security, conformity, and conservatism, all of which may appear to give physical peace of mind, but in reality, ...

... today’s world, truth is often treated as subjective, changing to fit personal preferences. But in reality, spiritual absolutes can only be defined by God’s Word (2 Timothy 3:16). It is the divine measuring ...

... the desires of the flesh and the spirit. The reality is everybody can fall sometimes; we only need to find the strength to rise. It happens to everyone. We thank God for giving us Christ as our immunity. ...

... Unity with other believers strengthens our resolve and fortifies our ranks. What happens when we face casualties in this war? Sometimes, we may stumble, sin, or grow weary. Casualties are a reality, but ...

... in warfare. Ephesians 6:12 reminds us that we do not wrestle against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces of evil. Ignoring the reality of spiritual warfare leaves us vulnerable, but acknowledging ...

... others of their wrong doings against us (Proverbs 16:32). We must dare to walk the “alone path” if it is God’s way. The irony is that, to the world we are alone but in reality (spiritually) we are surrounded ...

... turns to reality! Fear blows things out of proportion. Don’t panic, stay like David in Psalm 27 and wait on the Lord. You will see his goodness in the land of the living. Shalom!!! Getting wisdom to ...

... income over the other because they earn more, arguments and resentment set in regarding spending. Couples need to recognize the reality that in marriage, there is nothing like “your money” or “my money” ...

... issues. Or even, I hesitate to add, the very future of Christianity and its survival. We appear to be at the tipping point of western Christianity which has been brought into sharp reality by the recent ...

... that, all Christians have taken the right route in their return journey to God. The home for Christians is a reality and not a mirage. Every Christian will surely return home one day to be where God is. ...

... to make room for what I love so much. And the struggle has been so real. Fortunately, this month’s theme “When God prunes” compliments the reality of this chapter in my life and how far God has brought ...

... where expectations abound. Come to think of it- what then causes disappointment in our lives if not failure to achieve our expectations? Our wishes fall fast and hard against stone-cold reality, our desires ...

... is a long time away when the reality is that we are living in the last days and Jesus return could be at any moment. Lets remain committed today to living for God in these end times and strengthening our ...

... that, all Christians have taken the right route in their return journey to God. The home for Christians is a reality and not a mirage. Every Christian will surely return home one day to be where God is. ...