... to the spiritual goal of understanding and knowing Christ. In today’s devotional, I wish to remind us of this spiritual goal and the divine command of boasting only in Christ.
In Philippians 4:12, Paul ...
... cross to the other side of the river. Christ, the all knowing God, must have known that there would be a fierce storm on the way but He did not stop them from making the journey. Why did Christ make them ...
... ways and get yourself ensnared” (Prov. 22:24-25).
After knowing who to choose as friends, how do we make great friendships? The answer is summarized in the quote - “Be friendly to have a friend”. Do ...
... ways and get yourself ensnared” (Prov. 22:24-25).
After knowing who to choose as friends, how do we make great friendships? The answer is summarized in the quote - “Be friendly to have a friend”. Do ...
... get yourself ensnared” (Prov. 22:24-25).
After knowing who to choose as friends, how do we make great friendships? The answer is summarized in the quote - “Be friendly to have a friend”. Do not abuse ...
... cross to the other side of the river. Christ, the all knowing God, must have known that there would be a fierce storm on the way but He did not stop them from making the journey. Why did Christ make them ...
... to please God, we should be concerned with knowing God and his actions. Let me share this from Nations University. “There is a difference in knowing something "about" God and "knowing" God in relationship. ...
... cross to the other side of the river. Christ, the all knowing God, must have known that there would be a fierce storm on the way but He did not stop them from making the journey. Why did Christ make them ...
... cross to the other side of the river. Christ, the all knowing God, must have known that there would be a fierce storm on the way but He did not stop them from making the journey. Why did Christ make them ...
... open rebellion but subtle ambition -the tendency to run ahead of the Master. In zeal, Christians and leaders may unknowingly press beyond the boundaries God has reserved for Christ alone, and in doing ...
... the newness of life knowing that the overseer of the whole world has his roaming eye on you. If the flowers that are here today and gone tomorrow parade themselves beautifully in this knowledge of God ...
... to you, knowing that you will do even more than I ask." Philemon 1:21 – NIV. Would the apostle Paul be able to say the same things about us? Are we striving to do more than just the bare necessities?
Many ...
“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ” (ESV) Col 3:23-24
Why ...
... against forces that seek to derail our faith and purpose. This warfare is not fought with physical weapons but through spiritual means and knowing this equips us to be victorious.
Recognize that we are ...
... commanders. They are responsible for guiding, teaching, and leading us in specific areas of life and ministry. Like soldiers, we are to submit to their wisdom and direction, knowing they are under the ...
... command has been placed in the Bible by an all-knowing God to be obeyed. We cannot preach the importance of obedience to denominations and to the lost and dying world and then ignore the command to withdraw ...
... Lord's Vineyard (The Church) and how our duties will help in the accomplishments of God's purpose in the world and the edification of the Church (the body of Christ). This will give us much joy in knowing ...
... beyond worldly success.
Consider a farmer who plants a crop. He does not see an immediate harvest but waits, knowing the reward will come in due season (James 5:7-8). Similarly, walking with Christ means ...
... others, but they do not have an intimate knowledge of God themselves.
The tragedy of not knowing who God intimately is what makes a lot of Christians ask the question, “Why do bad things happen to good ...
... it is faith that ultimately leads to true belief in the realities of the Living God. As we navigate our spiritual journey, may we learn to trust in God's promises even when they are unseen, knowing that ...
