Whatever you face beloved, consider the plea made by the Lord in Matthew 11:28-30. Would you turn to Him and prove these words?
Whatever you face beloved, consider the plea made by the Lord in Matthew 11:28-30. Would you turn to Him and prove these words?
Changing circumstances are unannounced visitors in all our lives. It may be the loss of a loved one, the loss of economic capacity or the crash of a long-term relationship
Whenever fears and uncertainties wean us from under the cover of our Helper, the Holy Spirit, we go back to our old man and its ways.
When you find yourself in the downward spiral of ‘How? What? When? Where?’ it’s time to stop and give it to God.
In their righteous quest for relief, many believers and their leaders fail the test of seeing through the proper lenses.
Unless and until you begin to see this world and everything in it through the lenses of the Lord, you are blind and are destined to judgment.
Who then would dare to accuse those whom God has chosen in love to be his? God himself is the judge who has issued his final verdict over them—“Not guilty!”
For those who genuinely seek to be effective without their generosity being abused, we have the way of the Lord to resort to.
Is repentance just a change of mind or just feeling sorry for what wrong has been committed? Let us not delude ourselves thinking that repentance is just that.
Beloved don’t just be in the number like Judas who accompanied Jesus but neither knew Him nor submitted to His Lordship and His power to deliver
(c) The Christian Brethren Church