How to Taste that the Lord Is Good
God’s leadership-inspired actions aren’t always comfortable to man. Even Jesus, God didn’t allow the cup of suffering to bypass Him. You’d have to learn some things in life through suffering.
God’s leadership-inspired actions aren’t always comfortable to man. Even Jesus, God didn’t allow the cup of suffering to bypass Him. You’d have to learn some things in life through suffering.
Suicide is never the solution to remorse. Talk to the brethren about your issues. Don’t keep your struggle to yourself and suffer for nothing.
You can enjoy God’s peace right amid your life’s storms. But you’ve got to be intentional about prayer and supplication. And when you do, you’ll get the divine enablement to go through every life challenge without a scratch of worry and anxiety in your mind and heart. Because the Lord God will settle and guide you in everything you’ll present to Him.
God knows how fallen this world is. So because of that, He doesn’t expect us to trust people but Him.
Glory in tribulations because there’s nothing you’ll go through for the cause of Christ that the Father won’t reward you.
When will you release grace to your situation? When will you stop calculating happenings by your limited understanding? God is the ancient God, who knows the end from the beginning. If He tells you, “My child, come to me in prayer. I will show you things you don’t know” (see Jeremiah 33:3), it’s not for fun. Instead, it’s for your safety.
Are you committed to the Lord? If yes, then God is working for you. He wants to strengthen you to remain committed to Him and faithful to His mission.
Fret not because the One who dwells in you has the whole universe in His palms. He’s got you covered.
God knows everyone. He knows how to meet your needs without your struggle. Why don’t you lean on Him to give you the wisdom to handle your situation rather than expecting just any man to help you get what you want?
Despite the faults we keep finding in other people’s lives, speaking evil of them is of no benefit. Instead, we should live wisely with them in a manner that promotes peace, especially by checking the words we speak whenever they show any wrong attitude.
Weeping time is only when God’s presence seems missing in your life – where you have every reason to question God because things aren’t really working out as you want them to. But there’s good news: it has an expiry date. And that date isn’t in years, months or days. It’s when you discover God’s reason for doing things in His presence.
Faith and patience work together. If you have faith that God will do what He said, pray and be patient unto Him to fulfil the vision. It’ll take time, but it’ll get accomplished. Fret not!