... that, he that is slow to anger appeases strife (Proverbs 15:18). A quick-tempered person stirs up the confrontation, while a controlled tongue and heart calm the soul. Let us always keep this in mind to ...

... show up, we see it as a bad message not coming from God. We keep hoping and praying for a change in our status in ways that pleases us before we praise God. Jacob was in great distress and had to run ...

... the best people have sinned and just one sin can keep a person out of heaven. John wrote, “Nothing impure will ever enter it, nor will anyone who does what is shameful or deceitful, but only those whose ...

... living a life of obedience are our spiritual strategies. These practices keep us aligned with God’s will and fortified against the enemy's attacks. We are also called to fight together, not in isolation. ...

... we need to continue being kind, tenderhearted and forgiving one another so as to keep us going. May God help us to overwrite our wrongs and cling to doing good at all times. Effects of unforgiveness ...

... us all is that we are all fallible and keep making mistakes in our spiritual and physical lives whether consciously or not. We are all flawed sinners before God (Rom 3:23). Even though we all make mistakes, ...

... himself to order so as not to be a castaway. This is real self-discipline. An adage goes as “when the predator/enemy who runs after you is indefatigable, why rest?” You certainly have to keep your pace ...

... you gave them love and they walked away, let them keep it. If you gave them time and they walked away, let them keep the memories. If you gave them days, weeks or even years of your life, let them ...

... just as your Father in heaven is perfect. (NKJV) Matt 5:41-48 One day a preacher was teaching on helping others. He talked about how people borrow and never keep their word of paying back! He was a little ...

... Being content with your spouse is the best way to accommodate whatever will happen in marriage. If you do not want to keep a partner for life, better not to marry, that is "taste not or drink deep". You ...

... (Gen. 2:23-24). When families put God as the head, that is the beginning of great family life. When we all accept God as the head of our homes, it’s easier and lovely for all to perform our roles to keep ...

... doing it—they will be blessed in what they do. Those who consider themselves religious and yet do not keep a tight rein on their tongues deceive themselves, and their religion is worthless. Religion ...

... 10:12; Col. 3:8; Jam. 1:19-20; Eph. 4:31-32). Studying these scriptures carefully and using the following four biblical suggestions can help us keep anger in check. Ask for God's help in putting away ...

... need to hear the truth. If non-Christians feel threatened by us, they probably won’t accept what we have to say. Another thing to keep in mind when anger boils up inside us is to resist the urge to ...

... will not be any destruction of the world and everything in it. My simple answer to those of us who think this way is that God is not slow to keep His promise but He is patient with us, not wanting anyone ...

... keep the right attitude! 3. Pay evil with good (Read Romans 12:17) One of the most honourable things to do in the sight of God is to pay evil with good. A lot of people, including Christians will find ...

... humbled that Jesus has made my life beautiful and meaningful. He has made his cross real in my life. As we partook in the Lord’s Supper at church on Sunday, I soberly reflected upon the hymn “Jesus, keep ...

... a new life of happiness. 3. Find something to hope for If money and physical possessions are your sources of independence, you will never be content. Hope keeps humanity alive and gives us reason ...

... accuses us to keep living in the past. We can consider the past but not dwell on it. Let’s have a proper perspective of life which should be on Christ. Many fail to grow into a new life with Christ because ...

... show up, we see it as a bad message not coming from God. We keep hoping and praying for a change in our status in ways that pleases us before we praise God. Jacob was in great distress and had to run ...