There is a beautiful truth found in the life of the father of Noah. The genealogy is: Adam →Seth→ Enosh→ Kenan→ Mahalalel→ Jared→ Enoch→ Methuselah→ Lamech. You see, Lamech longed for relief from God’s curse on farm ground, because of […]
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First, let’s look at this primary law of discipleship from Jesus: Luke 9:23-24, Then he [Jesus]said to them all: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me. For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will save it.
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Jesus will not leave you if you have put yout trust in Him. He values every believer and has a purpose for thim.
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The Holy Spirit, often seen as the quiet one, conveys imperative messages that Christians must heed, urging them to speak up about salvation. Believers should engage with others along with routine spiritual activities. Time is short, and acting on the Holy Spirit’s nudges is crucial, as opportunities may quickly vanish.
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The way we live our lives shapes our experiences and memories. Despite life’s transience, choosing a path of continual prayer and living in Jesus fosters peace in the face of anxiety.
We should strive to provide comfort and invest in others’ lives to embody Christ’s teachings effectively.
When we take our last breath, we shed the flesh we inherited from Adam and Eve, and we step into eternity. For a Christian, this is a marvelous event. Loved ones and family rightly grieve their loss, but for the
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Carlo Rovelli, an Italian theoretical physicist, wrote the following about entropy: The difference between past and future does not lie in the elementary laws of motion; it does not reside in the deep grammar of nature. It is the natural
Finding the Heart of Jesus is unlike searching Amazon for a garden hose. Christ’s heart for us is to “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly
The author reflects on God’s constant presence and finds comfort in knowing that God is the ‘I AM;’ God of the past, present, and future.
