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A Bible Study in Troubled Times
The blog post emphasizes God’s promises during challenging times, reassuring believers that joy will come after sorrow. It highlights God’s presence and peace, encouraging meditation on scripture for strength and comfort. Despite life’s turbulence, God is a refuge, and faith will ultimately lead to deliverance and renewed hope for the future.
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Resting Place
When life feels overwhelming, where do you run? True rest isn’t in a vacation or a quiet room—it’s in God. He refreshes weary souls, brings peace in chaos, and offers rest that no burden can steal. The invitation is open, but the choice is yours. Will you enter His rest?
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God’s Will 3
The concluding part of the series on God’s will emphasizes the importance of complete obedience to divine instructions. Examples of Saul and Jehu illustrate the consequences of disobedience and overstepping. Believers are encouraged to remain in God’s will through gratitude, holiness, love, and mind renewal to discern His guidance in all situations.
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Jesus is Lord
The statement “Jesus is Lord” encapsulates the core of Christian belief, affirming His sovereignty and divine authority. This declaration is more than a title; it signifies a true recognition of Jesus as God.
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Jesus II
The post emphasizes Jesus’ declaration of His divine nature, asserting that He is God based on biblical scripture. It discusses His eternal existence, unique role as the way to salvation, and acceptance of worship. Ultimately, it encourages belief in Jesus as the truth and the only path to eternal life with the Father.
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Jesus
Jesus is a historical figure recognized across religions, and for Christians, but beyond this, He is central to Christianity as the Messiah. His life, death, and resurrection fulfill prophecies and underpin Christian faith.
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Lessons From Cain 2
The biblical story of Cain and Abel illustrates the power of sin and the importance of resisting it. Cain’s lack of remorse and disregard for God’s warning led to his downfall. The concept of being one’s brother’s keeper is highlighted, emphasizing the need for unity and love. Ultimately, repentance begins with genuine remorse, and God’s…
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REDEEMED: THE RUTH STORY.
A perfect typology of the story of redemption is Ruth’s story. It is more than the love story some people paint it as. It depicts the beauty of salvation and the redeeming power of Jesus Christ. To understand this post better, Naomi represents the Jews, Ruth represents the gentiles (and us) and Boaz represents Jesus…
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LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
In John 8:12 Jesus calls Himself the light of the world. By the reason of our belief, we have been born again (born of the Spirit) into the family of Christ. This means we have the very nature of Christ (John 1:12-13). So long as you believe in the finished work of Christ, that is,…
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DISCOVERING YOUR PURPOSE.
Now you are asking yourself “what is my purpose?“. Well, that is not a question I would be answering today, or ever, as I cannot know your purpose except you tell me. What I would be doing today is guiding you to discover what your purpose is. The initial question posed is a question you ask…
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YOUR ASSOCIATION MATTERS…A LOT.
There’s a popular saying that goes “no man is an island” and it is often used to establish the fact that we all need people to survive. You cannot get through this life thing on your own…you need friends or at the least, associates. However, we, especially as believers, must be weary of the kind…
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THE CHARACTER OF A BELIEVER: A STUDY ON THE PHARISEES (VII)
CLOSING CHAPTER. After a long study on the Pharisees, it’s very easy to start pointing accusing fingers and shaking our heads in disgust at the mere mention of the word Pharisee, but it’s important to note that when we point to a person, three fingers come back pointing at us. A believer is not an…
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THE CHARACTER OF A BELIEVER: A STUDY ON THE PHARISEES VI.
Spite is a desire to hurt or make a person annoyed and it is often found with its twin version; malice which means to have ill will for a person. The Pharisees exhibited a spiteful and malicious character. I know you’re probably sitting there thinking this article is not for you but flow with me, you might…
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THE CHARACTER OF A BELIEVER: A STUDY ON THE PHARISEES (V).
Hypocrisy. I think one of the most popular of all the doings of the Pharisees is their hypocrisy. Hypocrisy is a practice of claiming to have certain moral or noble or even religious beliefs when that is not really the case. Often times, Jesus called the Pharisees hypocrites, directly or indirectly (Matthew 23:2-3; 13). They…
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THE CHARACTER OF A BELIEVER: A STUDY ON THE PHARISEES IV
Self-righteousness is one thing that Paul the Apostle fought against tirelessly and yes, the Pharisees were guilty as charged. Wikipedia gives a lengthy definition of it but let’s see anyway. According to Wikipedia, “self-righteousness also called sanctimoniousness, sententiousness and holier-than-thou attitudes is a feeling of display of moral superiority derived from the sense that one’s…
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