We can survive without people but cannot survive without God, hence sometimes He strips away the props that make us dependent upon people
We can survive without people but cannot survive without God, hence sometimes He strips away the props that make us dependent upon people
Have you been there, when those who you expected to speak for you hid away, and remained distant enough not to be associated with you?
As head memory passes secular exams, so does heart memory pass the spiritual tests of life! For out of the heart proceeds the issues of life
1 John 3:10 and 14 liken not loving my brother to doing unrighteousness and abiding in death. These are frightening words not to be ignored.
Such times as we are witnessing are not the time to fall to the natural response of the mind, but to look and learn from the Scriptures how the past generations of men dealt with famine.
For the early apostles, communicating was a key matter in encouraging and knowing the state of converts, while responding with the greatest support, prayers, to any need they were faced with.
You are loved by the Almighty God and chosen by the Faithful Father. Having been loved and having been chosen, what are you seeing in these times?
An “old school song” has these lyrics: in times like these you need a Saviour, in times like these you need an anchor. Beloved, who and where is your anchor?
In the work and walk of Paul and Barnabas in ministering to the saints; three things come to mind—concern, compassion and cost.
One inescapable truth is that you cannot build upon the foundation of rock with any material that is not of rock
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