We are not mere accidents of evolution or products of chance, but intentional masterpieces crafted by the Creator Himself. Ephesians 2:10 unveils this profound truth about our existence. …
Walking in Good Works (Part II) Read More »
Sometimes we confuse being attached to someone with being committed to them. Jesus walked with His disciples for 3 1/2 years. He was committed to them from day one, but He didn’t allow ungodly attachments in His relationships. His relationship with His disciples changed over time. The truth is that commitment looks different in different seasons and so should the attachments.
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Unnecessary Attachments (Part II) Read More »
Jesus had a different definition of compassion than we have these days. His compassion towards the people did not excuse their sin! …
Biblical Compassion (Part II) Read More »
God calls His children to be Biblically compassionate people. How we do become Biblically compassionate like Jesus!?
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Biblical Compassion (Part 1) Read More »
The world will continue to be in tumult, unrest, and chaos, but God’s children are called to hope in the midst of the darkness. …
Possessing Hope in a Hopeless World (Part III) Read More »
Jonah’s story shows us that the Lord calls us to reach people regardless of how we feel about them. …
The Importance of Evangelism (Part IV) Read More »
Apostle Jude completes his letter to the church by teaching the people of God how to remain strong in the faith and to help restore those who have gone off the rails and snatch them out of destruction. …
Insights From the Book of Jude (Part III) Read More »
Our walk with the Lord is meant to be simple and organic. God uses us by placing his supernatural power and anointing upon our natural abilities. He chooses to use what is in our hands to be a blessing to others. We get to participate in the work of the Kingdom with what has been deposited in us spiritually as well as naturally. …
What Is in Your Hands? (Part II) Read More »
Jonah knew the Lord as gracious, merciful, patient, and abundant in lovingkindness (See Jonah 4:2). These are all amazing and powerful characteristics of God. However, this time Jonah was displeased because the Assyrians (the people he didn’t like) were going to benefit from them. So the Lord used an object lesson to teach Jonah about loving others. …
Jonah, a Reluctant Prophet (Part II) Read More »
The book of Jonah tells us a story of an unwilling prophet who attempted to run from the presence of the Lord and disobey God’s assignment. However, Jonah was not successful in his effort, and as a matter of fact, he put others’ lives in danger because of his disobedience! Jonah had to face the fact that it was God’s will for him to go to a people group he didn’t like and warn them about the upcoming judgment. We can have similar attitude to Jonah when it comes to some people. …
Jonah, a Reluctant Prophet (Part I) Read More »
