Yes, it is challenging globally right now. Yes, it’s a Good Friday, when, millions of Christians celebrate the day on which Jesus was crucified on the cross. Understandably, you might not feel much like celebrating today. With the world in the grips of crisis, you may feel like God has forsaken you. But, I say to you, Jesus never forgets or left His own. So, whatsoever you are facing today will soon disappear. Remember, it is Friday….. But Sunday is…
Is there another approach to understanding this Scripture: “Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know.” Jeremiah 33:3. I say to you, God cherishes you, and He needs you to return home. He needs you to be spared. Whatever you’ve done, He is prepared to excuse you. However, you should concede that you’ve trespassed and missed the mark concerning His greatness. At the point when you’ve done that,…
Yes, to be a Christian yesterday is the same as to be a Christian tomorrow, and if Christ tarries, though I want Him to come now, a true Christian will be the same child of God even forever. However, it’s good to read about God’s power, it’s good to talk about it, right to remember it, but God wants you to encounter Him personally. Indeed, God wants to show out in a new way. Remember, your body is a temple…
Oscar Romero said: “To be a Christian now means to have the courage to preach the true teaching of Christ and not be afraid of it, not be silent out of fear and preach something easy that won’t cause problems. To be a Christian in this hour means to have the courage that the Holy Spirit gives… to be valiant soldiers of Christ the King, to make his teaching prevail, to reach hearts and proclaim to them the courage that…
Have you heard that it’s good to read about God’s power, it’s good to talk about it, right to remember it, but God wants you to experience it? Indeed, God wants to show out in a new way. For example, to experience influence, you should get around dreamers; connect with people that are more creative, more victorious, more experienced. Learn from them. That’s good soil, and your experience will be highly rewarding.
Not many would like to consider silence as one of the most profound disciplines of the spirit simply because it puts the stopper on all self-justification. Mostly, people want to fix things even to fix others! Indeed, one of the fruits of silence is the freedom to let God be our justifier. We don’t need to straighten others out. In other words, silence is probably the most profound order of the soul essentially because it puts the plug on all…
Richard J. Foster said:”The tongue is our most powerful weapon of manipulation. A frantic stream of words flows from us because we are in a constant process of adjusting our public image. We fear so deeply what we think other people see in us that we talk in order to straighten out their understanding. If I have done some wrong thing (or even some right thing that I think you may misunderstand) and discover that you know about it, I…
Have you heard that you can’t watch the news all day and stay afloat? Indeed, if you always take in the negative, you’re going to sink. I say to you, tune it out and tune into what God says about you. Don’t let what’s on the outside get on the inside. Indeed, we may not get it, we don’t care for it, yet God comprehends what He’s doing. It won’t keep you from your motivation. It’s driving you to your…
Could the ask of being patient is as simple as staying safe and stay where you are? Yes, the ask of patience is asking for being tolerant. Tolerance requests that we live the minute without limit, to be entirely present for the occasion, to taste the current time and place, to remain in the area we are. At the point when we are eager, we attempt to escape from where we are. We act as though the genuine article will…
Henri J. M. Nouwen said: “Being patient is difficult. It is not just waiting until something happens over which we have no control: the arrival of the bus, the end of the rain, the return of a friend, the resolution of a conflict. Patience is not waiting passively until someone else does something. Patience asks us to live the moment to the fullest, to be completely present to the moment, to taste the here and now, to be where we…