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One Day At A Time: Trusting God In The Sacred Now
God did not create the entire world and humanity in one day, but He did it one day at a time. So, why do we worry and fret because life does not change in a day? Or, most of all, if we can’t fix life in a day? As muchFrom Riches To Rags: When Having Little Made Us Richer
In a world that measures success by wealth, it’s hard to fathom how having less can sometimes leave us with more. Yet, for those of us who have been fortunate enough to taste both extremes of the spectrum, from the humble poverty of our beginnings to the dazzling heights ofDoes God Ever Force Us, Or Does He Just Gently Push Us?
The question of whether God forces us or gently pushes us is one that has stirred the hearts and minds of believers for centuries. Throughout the pages of Scripture, we see a Divine being whose love is boundless, whose wisdom is infinite, and whose desire for relationship is profound. ButUnderstanding In Trials: The Key To Patience And Victory
No one likes trials. No one enjoys pain, uncertainty, or waiting. Yet, as believers, we are not called to merely survive our trials, but it’s good when we have an understanding of them. Understanding is the difference between endurance and frustration, between patience and despair. Without understanding, trials feel meaningless, suffering feels endless and waiting feels unbearable.Signs Of Fire/ Warnings
The Fiery Warnings - God's Last Call Through the Flames: In a world that is increasingly numb to the divine, the fires that rage through California are not just disasters; they are divine declarations. The land burns. Homes are swallowed. Skies turn an apocalyptic orange as infernos stretch their fingers acrossHow Necessary Is The Holy Spirit?
There are some things in life that are mere pleasures, but then there are things of absolute necessity. It is said that the five basic necessities of life are: 1) food 2) water 3) shelter 4) clothing, and 5) healthcare. Of course, we need food and water for our survival; weHow Well Do You Know God?
A lot of times, we think we know a person. We share laughter, secrets, and experiences together. We think we understand their likes, dislikes, and even their deepest fears. But then, when life throws a curveball when situations shift or when pressure mounts, we’re faced with an uncomfortable truth: weThe Power Of Waiting: How Long Is Long?
Waiting can feel like a curse, a frustrating experience that stretches our patience to the brink. The agony of uncertainty and the desire for control can make us question, "How long is long when you're waiting?" We live in a world that thrives on speed: fast food, instant messaging, quickWho Shall Be Able To Stand
In Mathew 24, Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, unveils the signs of the end of time and His glorious return. His disciples, gripped with urgency, pose two crucial questions: What will be the sign of Your coming? What is the sign of the end of the world? Before detailingOvercoming Complexities When Facts Seem To Dominate Our Faith
When complexity surrounds us, it often feels like the facts are undeniable. The challenges we face can be overwhelming, and the reality of our circumstances might seem impossible to overcome. The bills piling up, the diagnosis we can't ignore, the fractured relationships that seem beyond repair—these facts are real. TheyIs It Time To Deconstruct, Reconstruct, Or Go Back To The Basics?
With the rapid and sometimes overwhelming changes in society, especially in the Christian world, it’s natural to ask: is it time to reevaluate the foundation we are standing on? In an age where cultural norms, moral standards, and theological interpretations seem to be constantly shifting, many Christians find themselves grapplingHas Falling Away From Being Religious Bettered Us?
In today’s culture, the word “religious” carries a certain stigma especially among Christians. It has come to symbolize something negative or restrictive. Many believers shy away from being labeled as “religious,” preferring instead to say they want a “relationship with God.” But, in doing so, have we redefined the conceptIs It Profitable To Make New Year’s Resolutions?
As the dawn of a new year approaches, many hearts are filled with hope and anticipation. The tradition of making New Year’s resolutions- goals to improve ourselves has become a global practice. But is it truly profitable to make resolutions? Should we even bother with goals when the future isModesty Vs Bodesty: Which One Does God Approve?
The contrast between modesty and bodesty is profound, both in its implications for our spiritual lives and in the way it reflects our relationship with God. In an age where the pressures of culture and society often promote exposure and self-expression through the lens of physical attraction, the true essence of modesty as definedIs The Christmas Story Really Relevant In Today's World?
The Christmas story is the cornerstone of Christianity. It is the narrative of God stepping into human history, not in pomp and circumstance, but in humility, with a message of love, salvation, and redemption. Yet, in today’s world, the significance of that story often seems diluted, overshadowed by secular iconsHas Politics And Culture Redefined Our Christian Beliefs?
As we look at Christendom today, i.e. the worldwide body or society of Christians, particularly in America, we find a wide contrast of Christian standards and beliefs as we reflect on the way it used to be, or may I say the way “it is supposed to be!” As farHave You Thanked The Lord Today?
Many of us are familiar with the verse from 1Thessalonians 5:18: "In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you." We can quote it from memory, but do we truly understand the depth of this message? Do we live it out in theDoes God Require Separation To Be His Sons And Daughters?
As we journey through life, there are few greater hopes and aspirations for a believer than to hear those powerful words at Christ returns: "Well done, thou good and faithful servant" or "This is my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased." These words echo through the heart of every true follower of Christ. TheyDoes Meekness Represent Weakness?
In a world that prizes strength, ambition, and self-assertion, meekness is often misunderstood as weakness—something passive and ineffective. We frequently hear, "When I grow up, I want to be a doctor, lawyer, or astronaut," but rarely do we hear, "I want to be a meek person." In a society thatWhy It Can Be Difficult Understanding Strength Vs. Weakness
After living a saved life for many years, it can be discouraging to see “fallen saints” prospering in their weaknesses. I don’t claim to be without fault or never have doubts, but one thing is clear—I’ve never wavered in my commitment to serving God, living holy, or compromising my values