You should be proud of our Heavenly Father, except you have not experienced the power of redemption and a transformed life!
You should be proud of our Heavenly Father, except you have not experienced the power of redemption and a transformed life!
What you are proud of, you will boast of. There is room for us to intentionally boast of God our Father. In God we boast all the day long, and praise thy name for ever.
How do you feel about your heavenly Father? The question to you, beloved, do you know your Father enough to be proud of Him and do boast of Him to the world?
Extreme weather conditions, harsh economic realities and the ignorance of ‘the hope’ are making many lose their minds, taking their own lives and the lives of others violently. Yet His hands are not short that He cannot save!
As believers we must not fall into the temptation of daily living without recognising the centrality of God to our existence and activities.
Do you struggle with being thankful in all things? Have you thought about how Jesus left us a pattern of thanksgiving?
No man is greater than his prayer life. The pastor who is not praying is playing; the people who are not praying are straying. The pulpit can be a shopwindow to display one’s talents; the prayer closet allows no showing off.
How many battles has God fought on our behalf that we are not even aware of? Psalm 65:1 speaks to what our disposition should be when faced with sudden ruinous attacks.
If we thought the standard of prayer modeled by the Lord Jesus Christ was supernatural, what about David, a man of like passions as we are?
One of the common excuses for prayer delinquency arises from the notion that if God’s will is what ultimately prevails, why should one pray?
(c) The Christian Brethren Church