While we cannot prevent ourselves from getting offended, we choose how to go about them when they come. Some choose to forgive when the offender decides to change. Others decide not to even talk about it. But what does the Bible say?
Read books, and articles, watch applicable videos and consume all other related content that would help you channel the desire(s) in your heart to decent implementation. If you do this, you’ll reduce the number of mistakes others commit on their route to high-ranking impact.
Probably you’re born again but haven’t seen any significant change in your life after deciding to follow Jesus. Don’t worry. God loves you. Ask yourself how much divine knowledge of the Word you have. It’s through it that your life will transform. Submit your ways to the Lord.
Wisdom is better than wealth because when you understand God’s ways of handling and using wealth, even if you have a little, you’ll eventually have much in your coffers without struggle.
God didn’t create work to stress you, nor to make you live for weekends. Work has a purpose, and if you’d understand it from the light of God’s Word today, it’ll end complaints and murmurings.
One major reason why many people attempt to do new things but fail is because that path isn’t part of God’s plan for them. No matter how high the world’s population rise, you’re unique. Discover your divine purpose from the Lord, and learn to remain in your calling.
How you run into a problem isn’t as important as how you respond to it. If you let your mind worry about it, you’ll waste precious time thinking about the effect of your ordeal, and you cannot bring the lost time back. But if you declare God’s Word over it and learn from your mistakes, you shall rise stronger.
No child of God is shielded from facing life issues. The Bible says in James 1:2 “…when (not ‘if’) you fall into trials.” However, how you respond to matters. Count it all joy. See joy in the happening of problems because they have a purpose, which is to test your faith.
Be intentional about putting God first in all things, like how David did it (see Psalm 16:8). Hang on to His promise that He’s with you no matter the storms of life (see Isaiah 43:2), and you’ll be comforted.
To maintain a merry heart, never forget to soak good words from the Word of God and spiritual songs frequently.
Study the Bible as a parent. Let God’s Word permeate your spirit, soul and body so that God will inspire you to set up godly structures and systems to train up your child (or children) in your home.
Steward your own body in a godly manner because it’s God’s, not yours. Live unto God, and don’t let anyone pressure you to do ungodly things with your body.
