No loving parent chastises their child to drive them away but rather to bring them back onto the right path. Similarly, God’s chastisement is not meant to condemn us but to lead us to repentance and restoration. As His children, we must recognise His authority over us and submit to His loving correction, trusting that it is for our ultimate good.
The power of faith stands in stark contrast to the paralysing effects of fear. That encourages believers to strengthen their faith, support one another in love, and foster unity within the Christian community. May this understanding deepen our commitment to living fearlessly in Christ.
In a world filled with trials and tribulations, many souls are burdened with afflictions and struggles, both believers and unbelievers alike. Probably you’re one of them. So, in this article, I want to write a message of encouragement to people like you. Delve deeper into it.
Just like a child can’t lift weights, we can’t handle life alone. We need Jesus. Taking inspiration from Philippians 4:12-13, let’s explore how to achieve all things through Christ’s strength.
Unlock the transformative power of practice as we delve into the timeless wisdom of Scripture and discover the keys to unlocking our full potential.
Just as a lighthouse guides ships safely through stormy seas, God’s Word illuminates our path and orders our steps with divine clarity (see Psalm 119:105). You must pray until you get direction from God whenever you get stuck.
We will all be offended by others at some point, and we will all offend others at some point. It is crucial to know how to handle offences in a biblical way.
Jesus once said that a kingdom divided against itself cannot stand. How does that apply to us as believers now worshipping in diverse congregations daily? Find out more in this article.
Making prayer the first response when confronted with situations triggers intervention. The words “Peace be still,” uttered by Jesus, carry changing power. Embracing this phrase in prayer becomes a declaration of faith, calming the storms that threaten to overwhelm you.
Suffering is an unpleasant reality for Christians, yet it has an amazing transforming potential to refine our faith. Believers discover the blessing hidden under anguish in a place of difficulties, a blessing that comes from bearing suffering for the sake of righteousness.
When we draw near to God, He will draw near to us. And to achieve this, we should engage in spiritual exercises in Christ that will help us connect to Him. Be like David, who sought God (see Psalm 41:1-2) even though he was a busy king.
Pastors, like humans, also need help. Sometimes you can’t provide all the help your pastor needs. But for sure, your prayer for him goes a long way to impact his life and divine calling.
