This scripture says, And we know…, that means, after a lot of things, we still know that all things work together for good. The question now is: do we really know?
This scripture says, And we know…, that means, after a lot of things, we still know that all things work together for good. The question now is: do we really know?
One thing that is said about empty vessels is that they make the loudest noise. But there are one or two things that are good about an empty vessel.
people are sighing: “Lord, where are You? We’ve been expecting the Rapture, where are You?” When we find ourselves in a situation where we begin to say “Lord, when will You come?” then is the time walk with a perfect heart.
Do you know that God knows that we go through hard times? Yet He is saying, “don’t get tired.” This year, for some people, has been challenging and tough. For some others, things that they never thought could happen to them, have happened.
Are you doing well in the things that matter? Do you even know the things that matter? The Bible says that the things that are seen are temporal, but those things which are not seen are not only spiritual, they are also eternal.
Trials and disappointments are God’s instruments to teach us and to focus our attention on God alone.
1 Timothy 6:12 says you should fight the good fight of faith. But what we call spiritual warfare is long hours of vibrating prayers, calling down fire on the enemy.
We need to understand what the scriptures reveal concerning spiritual warfare. The problem with Christianity is that nobody wants to dare traditions; nobody wants to challenge the status quo.
The Apostle John, writing to fellow believers said, “I wish above all things that you prosper and be in health, even as your soul prospers.” What that means in essence is that, your progress cannot be disconnected from your spiritual progress.
Mark 10:17-24 tells the story of the rich young fool. By this encounter, Jesus was telling the people around Him that He had stepped up the pass-mark for entry into the kingdom of God.
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