Yes, Jesus loves us and died for us. Yes, He rose to take us to Himself for where He’s He loves us to be: “and from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the first to be raised from death and who is also the ruler of the kings of the world. He loves us, and by his sacrificial death he has freed us from our sins and made us a kingdom of priests to serve his God and Father. To Jesus Christ…
Mother Teresa said: “An empty heart God fills. Even Almighty God will not fill a heart that is full – full of pride, bitterness, jealousy – we must give these things up. As long as we are holding these things, God cannot fill it. Silence of the heart, not only of the mouth – that too is neccessary – but more, that silence of the mind, silence of the eyes, silence of the touch. Then you can hear him everywhere:…
Could God be empowering you with new energy, new vision once more, I say, yes He’s. That is the reason you will run and not be exhausted; you will walk and not blackout. For example, on the off chance that what you’re imploring about isn’t changing; at that point, God is utilising the circumstance to improve you. If it’s not turning out to be, at that point, it’s working out something in you. Everything is working for your greater good….
Where should the truth reside? Simply put, “Since the truth must stay in us and will be with us for eternity, May God the Father and Jesus Christ, the Father’s Son, give us grace, mercy, and peace; may they be our own in truth and love. Numerous liars have gone out over the world; individuals who don’t recognise that Jesus Christ came as a person. Such an individual is a trickster and the Enemy of Christ. Be wary, at that point,…
Yes, usually proverbs sum up, as a maxim should, and may in this manner be denounced of making life too clean ever to be valid. However, no one articles to this in universal truisms, for the very structure requests a full explanation and searches for a listener with a brain for a knowing about whoever involves. We need no telling that an adage like ‘Numerous hands make light work’ isn’t the final word regarding the matter, since ‘Such a large…
What a blessing for all, to keep ageing with grace and favour in the land of the living, Amen! “Never let go of loyalty and faithfulness. Tie them around your neck; keep in touch with them on your heart. If you do this, both God and individuals will be satisfied with you. Trust in the Lord with everything that is in you. Never depend on what you think you know. Remember the Lord in all that you do, and He…
Yes, Proverbs 26:7 makes the meaning of Proverbs clearly; “A proverb in the mouth of a fool is like lame legs that hang limp.”(CSB). In reality, proverbs are certifiable, not mystical equations, bringing insight and gift by spells. Meaning, a proverb is not a magical formula, to derive wisdom and blessing by incantation.
Henri J. M. Nouwen said: “For a long time, I sought safety and security among the wise and clever, hardly aware that the things of the kingdom were revealed to “little children”; that God has chosen “those who by human standards are fools to shame the wise.” But when I experienced the warm, unpretentious reception of those who have nothing to boast about, and experienced a loving embrace from people who didn’t ask any questions, I began to discover that…
Yes, praise God for His mighty acts! Continuously, praise Him for His powerful demonstrations: God’s intense demonstrations are one motivation to celebrate God in each spot. He has done extraordinary and compelling things, principally what Jesus achieved at the cross and the empty tomb. In Psalm 150, the vocalist had just shadowy information on it, yet an ultimate definitive showing of God’s mighty act came in the resurrection of Jesus (Ephesians 1:19-20). For this and all His mighty acts, we should praise…
Listen to this self-paraphrased statement: “Don’t dismiss the Lord’s discipline and don’t be disturbed when He corrects you. For the Lord revises those He adores, similarly as a dad remedies a kid in whom he charms. Blissful is the individual who discovers astuteness, the person who adds understanding.” Proverbs 3:11-13.