Life can be challenging, disheartening and full of regret. In the past it was hard for me to accept that someone could deliberately hurt others with their words or actions. When we see this happen repeatedly, it can cause our circle of trust to shrink. Why hold on to anger, jealousy, and pride until the... Continue Reading →
In Matthew 7:21-23, Jesus highlights three significant acts that carry emotional weight and appeal to our feelings, warning that just because many claim to do these things does not mean they are to be followed or that they come from God. When standing before the judgment seat of Christ, many will say, "I have prophesied,... Continue Reading →
1st John 2:28-3:3 John encourages children of GOD to abide in or remain in Christ. As children of God, we are promised the inheritance of eternal life. This truth should excite and motivate us to live lives of purity and holiness for the One who died for us. It is not about trying to work... Continue Reading →
"Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven.” (Matthew 7:21) The inspired scriptures teach what GOD expects of us. Within the pages of the Bible the will of God is clearly defined and established, leaving no doubt about... Continue Reading →
In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus commanded His Apostles to go into all the world and make disciples of every nation. They embraced this mission and worked tirelessly to fulfill it. However, it came at a great cost. Peter, John, and others were frequently threatened. They were imprisoned, and they even faced the loss of their lives... Continue Reading →
The Gospel is GOD’S power to save (Romans 1:16). This truth should light a fire within us, defining what true success looks like and how it is obtained. However, we sometimes lose sight of this purpose. Our forgetfulness often comes from worldly thinking. One challenge we face when trying to uphold the Gospel with worldly... Continue Reading →
In the Old Testament book of Hosea as chapter 8 begins, Hosea describes the Assyrians as swooping down like an eagle against the house of Israel. The call to set the trumpet to their mouths signified inevitability—it was not about being ready if it happened but being prepared to sound the alarm when it happened.... Continue Reading →
What we say only has value if our actions are consistent with our words. In 1st John 1:6 If we say we have fellowship with Him, the supportive action will be walking in the light. Just saying we have fellowship with GOD does not make it so. If we say we do but are walking... Continue Reading →
In Proverbs 20:1, Solomon describes wine as a mocker and strong drink as raging. Whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise. Wine mocks, derides, ridicules and teases its consumer. Allowing ourselves to be deceived by it shows a lack of wisdom. What will be the evidence of one who has allowed themselves to be deceived... Continue Reading →
As result of jealousy, Daniel’s adversaries sought to rid themselves of him by finding fault against him regarding kingdom matters. However, Daniel was found above reproach within the Medo Persian empire. Those seeking his downfall turned to His greatest strength in an effort to destroy him, that being his loyalty to His GOD and GOD’S... Continue Reading →
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