The author reflects on the joy of witnessing two team members find love and parallels this with the deep love Christians have for Jesus. They emphasize that true faith manifests through public expressions of love, like baptism and communion. The message encourages believers to actively share their faith despite societal challenges.
The author reflects on a month-long visit to their son in Florida, emphasizing the power of prayer in resolving challenges. He reminds the reader that God answers prayers, noting God’s presence and love. Ultimately, the message encourages faithfulness and living for Jesus in the midst of worldly doubts.
I was reading a book by Clement, who is regarded as the first Church Father. It is not included in the canon of Scriptures that make up our Bible. Living during the 1st century AD, he wrote about the impact
The post highlights the inner struggle of seeking validation from emotionally unavailable people. It emphasizes God’s desire to heal the brokenhearted and reassures readers of Jesus’ unchanging love and support.
The 14th chapter of John emphasizes that true love for Jesus is demonstrated through obedience. Key themes include Jesus preparing a place for us in heaven, revealing His identity as the way to the Father, and the promise of the Holy Spirit.
Jesus often blessed in his earthly ministry, emphasizing the love of God and the importance of following His commandments.
In today’s society, hate seems to be running rampant. This hate is manifesting itself through violence and even within the Body of Christ. The Bible warns against hate, emphasizing the importance of love. Those who claim to live in the light but hate others are still living in darkness.
Today is Pi Day, celebrated on March 14 (3.14). The post highlights the significance of the number 3.14 in the Bible, referencing key verses from Exodus, John, Colossians, and 1 John that emphasize the themes of identity, love, and faith. The author wishes readers a meaningful Pi Day.
Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn. – Benjamin Franklin
