Family Curse: Does It Really Exist in the Bible?
Be Confident: How To Use This Ability In Your Life
Bitterness Is A Sin: Get Rid Of It Now
The Truth About ‘Well Done Good and Faithful Servant’
Warning About Arrogance: Your Guide To Revealing Its Impact
Jesus Became A Human: This Is What Love Is
The Lord Makes A Nation Great When People Live Right
Wait For God: Never Get Tired; Your Breakthrough Is Coming
Startling: The Holy Spirit Doesn’t Cause People To Fall
Dealing With Fear: You’ll Overcome It With Spiritual Growth
Have you ever thought about how amazing and powerful God’s words are? And God said, Let there be light: and there was light [Genesis 1:3 (KJV)]. What you say can be just as powerful, so speak with care. And unleash the power of your words!
If we could only learn to love each other and work together in unity as the body of Christ, using the Spiritual gifts from God to build the kingdom of God.
When a person boasts about what they have, what they’ve done, how they look, and/or what they know, they commit the sin of pride. We should direct our praise to God, for without him, we would fail. Pride begins when respect for God ends. Be mindful of your view of self, learn to be humble because pride is arrogance.
When you trust God, you can put your mind at rest, He will never abandon or forget you. God is faithful, gracious, and merciful, he is the one you should build your hopes on!
If you have an unresolved issue (KJV: ought) with anyone, fix it! Why be angry? Why hold grudges? And why not work it out so you can live in harmony with each other? Living in harmony is pleasant; it is precious and refreshing.
A jealous person is not happy with what they have. If they do not change their future is grim. Use self-control, Godly wisdom, and be happy with your life.
Pressure from changing societal norms has impacted the body of Christ. As society bends to accept trends, so do the people of God. It seems that worldliness is overtaking godliness. Even church leaders are becoming more worldly!
The Comforter calms, lifts you up, and gives support. He is there in times of sorrow and hardship. Put your faith in The Comforter to remove worry and fear. That is just some of what our Comforter—the Holy Spirit—will do. Will you let The Comforter comfort you?
Animosity is violent hatred; active, intense hostility; open enmity. Get rid of hatred and enmity before it grows into animosity, a quality not pleasing to God. Remember, the best cure for animosity, hatred, and enmity is love! Please continue to allow the Scriptures and the Spirit of God to guide you.
Whatever obstacles, issues, or situations you encounter, you can go through anything if you apply both patience and endurance. Just keep going. So do not be like the children of Israel; do not complain or give up; go through it.
Continue to accept personal responsibility, because God will hold you accountable for what you do in this life. The Scriptures give an example in Ezekiel 18, it begins with a proverb ‘The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children’s teeth are set on edge’. The child will no longer be held responsible or accountable for the sins of the parent [see Ezekiel 18:1-4].
Greed should not be part of the Christian character. God has promised His obedient children an inheritance that will last forever. Do not lose yours!
Going from the Law to grace is not easy to understand. The Law required works and strict observance of ceremonies, rituals, and special days. Under grace, you are set free from ceremonies, rituals, and the observance of special days. Jesus fulfilled (completed) the demands (requirements) of the Law and came to give us God’s gift of grace.
Do not give up is a five-part Bible study created for those going through trying times. No matter how hard things are you can make it; God is with you.
Living a Christian life is worth every struggle and hardship. Know that you are part of a Spiritual family that has an inheritance of eternal life. It is the promise of our Father in heaven. Cherish your life, i.e. your Christian life, and make good changes as you grow.
