... corresponding to fact or reality. Truth is very important. We should know that God hates lies and deception. Jesus Christ is the truth (John 14:6). We also know that the truth sets us free. (John 8:31-32). ...

... the initiative to change their situation. This is because, many are conditioned to a life of security, conformity, and conservatism, all of which may appear to give physical peace of mind, but in reality, ...

... by threatening his donkey. He felt the donkey had made mockery of him. Sometimes we get angry because we are in the wrong. And this may cause us to be blind to reality. We may act untowardly and this ...

... income over the other because they earn more, arguments and resentment set in regarding spending. Couples need to recognize the reality that in marriage, there is nothing like “your money” or “my money” ...

... biblical instruction, and the reality of God’s activity will transform all avenues of a Christian’s life. Paul tells us “Everyone who competes in the games exercises self-control in all things. They ...

... effects on our precious lives. For example, we lose our freedom, self-awareness and touch with reality when we lose control of our lives. These are just a few of the heavy prices we have to pay for losing ...

... the desires of the flesh and the spirit. The reality is everybody can fall sometimes; we only need to find the strength to rise. It happens to everyone. We thank God for giving us Christ as our immunity. ...

... others of their wrong doings against us (Proverbs 16:32). We must dare to walk the “alone path” if it is God’s way. The irony is that, to the world we are alone but in reality (spiritually) we are surrounded ...

... income over the other because they earn more, arguments and resentment set in regarding spending. Couples need to recognize the reality that in marriage, there is nothing like “your money” or “my money” ...

... that, all Christians have taken the right route in their return journey to God. The home for Christians is a reality and not a mirage. Every Christian will surely return home one day to be where God is. ...

... the initiative to change their situation. This is because, many are conditioned to a life of security, conformity, and conservatism, all of which may appear to give physical peace of mind, but in reality, ...

... corresponding to fact or reality. Truth is very important. We should know that God hates lies and deception. Jesus Christ is the truth (John 14:6). We also know that the truth sets us free. (John 8:31-32). ...

... to develop a more intimate relationship with God, family, and friends. God made things happen that no man could take credit for. Many times, we struggle with the reality that indeed, God knows what is ...

... kingdom which He built (Matthew 16:13-18) and bought with His own blood (Acts 20:28). The great commission, therefore, rested on His apostles and disciples to make His intent a reality. Paul, the apostle ...

... This includes that which was, is and will be. Reality is truth because God has permitted that it be in Christ for His glory (Rev. 4:11). Nothing hides before God. Therefore, whatever is consistent with ...

... kingdom which He built (Matthew 16:13-18) and bought with His own blood (Acts 20:28). The great commission, therefore, rested on His apostles and disciples to make His intent a reality. Paul, the apostle ...

... issues. Or even, I hesitate to add, the very future of Christianity and its survival. We appear to be at the tipping point of western Christianity which has been brought into sharp reality by the recent ...

... effects on our precious lives. For example, we lose our freedom, self-awareness and touch with reality when we lose control of our lives. These are just a few of the heavy prices we have to pay for losing ...

... biblical instruction, and the reality of God’s activity will transform all avenues of a Christian’s life. Paul tells us “Everyone who competes in the games exercises self-control in all things. They ...

... where expectations abound. Come to think of it- what then causes disappointment in our lives if not failure to achieve our expectations? Our wishes fall fast and hard against stone-cold reality, our desires ...