This is a category of articles that covers Bible questions and seeks to provide answers to them
Having been to countless church services in many places, I’ve seen people open their eyes to pray, and some opt to close their eyes to pray. But the question is, “As children of God, should we necessarily close our eyes when praying?” You may say “yes,” and another person reading this now may say “no.” None of them is wrong because there’s no particular Bible verse that condemns closing or opening the eyes during prayer.
Starting your day with God is one of the best ways to set yourself up for a successful and fulfilling day. It means making a conscious effort to prioritise your relationship with God first thing in the morning before anything else.
Ever wondered what it means for the Bible to say, “Resist the devil…” (James 4:7)? Pastor Obed Aning nails down its interpretation in this article.
While there are several categories of tongue-speaking in Christ, its primary purpose as a gift of the Holy Spirit is to help us deepen our fellowship with God.
To have a life of peace, accept Jesus today, and embrace His peace in as your spiritual inheritance in you so passionately. You’ll not be intimidated by the issues of life.
God is love. He cares so much about you that He wouldn’t give you anything that would end up destroying you or harm your connection with Him. Here are four checks God makes before answering prayer requests.
There are several mysteries in the Bible that can help you check whether you’re saved or not. In today’s article, Andrews nails four of them. Take a read
Is God against persistent prayers? Of course not. He hears our prayer. But He created the means for us to make pressing demands in heaven. Keep praying.
Before Jesus died on the cross and resurrected, all the kingdoms of this world were in the hands of the devil. But now, he doesn’t have that possession because Jesus has broken his power. The devil has no power.
One of the rarest ministries in Christ is the ministry of encouragement. There are several preachers who preach to edify God’s people, but only a few ministers are called only to encourage others in the Lord from scripture.
A tree branch with many leaves doesn’t realise it needs pruning to become more fruitful until the owner does it. In the same way, God prunes His children, including you and me, in Christ so we can become more productive in our lives.
Whenever a new year is around the corner on December 31, many people desire to see positive changes in various aspects of their lives in the upcoming year. Well, that is not bad. In fact, it’s good. However, in most cases, years pass by without many of us experiencing the changes we desire to see. But have we asked ourselves what causes these problems? Choices are more powerful than statistics. And that means your story can differ from the masses if you choose to. However, you must be willing to pay the price to be different.
