A Thought About Cereal
The message emphasizes prioritizing choosing Jesus over materialistic pursuits.
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The God Who Answers Prayer
Believing that God answers prayer is essential to being counted among His children. Prayer serves no purpose without faith. Jesus emphasized the importance of sincere prayer through His teachings and life. We can trust that God hears and responds to our prayers, as confirmed by Biblical Scripture and historical events.
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Life is Like a Battery
Christians are not meant to live in isolation, as fellowship with other believers is essential for spiritual growth and experiencing life in Jesus.
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Suppression vs Change
Suppressing sin is like holding a beachball underwater; it will eventually resurface. True change, however, comes from repentance, a complete change of mind and purpose, leading to a supernatural cleansing by God. Only by allowing Jesus to replace suppression with change will He be our Lord.
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Sorrow
The post depicts a gritty narrative of survival and struggle, highlighting the daily realities faced by those who struggle to survive, intertwined with reflections on compassion and faith in Jesus’s teachings.
A Year of Victories
A prayer for a year of victories, both big and small, both seen and unseen. The prayer acknowledges that victories require battles and battles’ foes, but emphasizes faith in God, the ultimate source of victory.
Simple is Complex
The author reflects on how seemingly simple tasks, like losing weight or living Christian values, are fraught with complexities, including personal struggles and societal expectations. New Year’s resolutions may seem straightforward but conceal deeper challenges. Emphasizing daily obedience to Jesus aids in navigating these complexities.
Not For An Attosecond
The author reflects on a moment of fear inspired by a proud state politician’s plans, which was alleviated through Psalm 40:4. He emphasizes the importance of unwavering trust in God amidst life’s fears and uncertainties. Citing Corrie ten Boom, he reminds readers to embrace peace through faith in God, even during troubling times.
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Selling Tickets
In a time when there was no Internet, and our phones were nailed to the wall at home, if a revival meeting or a Christian group was coming to town, the communication hub was the local Christian bookstore. They were
Let Us Celebrate Christmas
The term Christmas originates from Old English “Cristes Maesse,” noting its historical evolution across languages like Dutch and Latin. Despite controversies, including bans in medieval England, Christians unite to celebrate Jesus’ birth, emphasizing grace and worship. This reflection encourages collective rejoicing and gratitude for the gift of salvation. Merry Christmas!
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