... used by the enemy include hatred, envy, jealousy, deceit, lying, and pride. One tool that looks harmless but with very devastating consequences is discouragement. We have set for ourselves many targets ...

... God. We are always discouraged by the uncertainties of life, unfulfilled expectations, criticism for doing right, our sins and their consequences as well the sins and decisions of others. As children ...

... example for us. Not waiting for the Lord has terrible consequences. We lose the favor of God like King Saul (1 Samuel 13:1-14). We delay God’s planned blessings for us like the Israelites in the wilderness ...

... other things necessary for man’s survival before humans were created. Though God has all power, he gave mankind the free will to choose and decide for ourselves in this life with associated consequences. ...

... area of struggle among humanity is our attempt to cover up when sin or mischief has occurred. Sometimes this leads to a cascade of wrongdoings with troubling consequences. From our private lives to the ...

... on our own understanding because we are limited, and the consequences will be disastrous. Our love for God should be in the form of our actions but not just words. The great aspect is that there is a ...

... for your life than what God designed for you. Any other use of an object other than following the manufacturer’s instructions leads to dangerous consequences. So is human life. We were created by God for ...

... God's decree on such matters (Isaiah 48:2). His arrogance had consequences—he was struck down and died because he failed to give God the honor due Him (Acts 12:21-23). His story serves as a reminder that ...

... other things necessary for man’s survival before humans were created. Though God has all power, he gave mankind the free will to choose and decide for ourselves in this life with associated consequences. ...

... enemies of God will result in terrible consequences. Depend on God when in trouble and listen to God than the world in decision-making. Be ready for teasing and ridicule from troublemakers if you are on ...

... the consequences are of your sin because there are always consequences. Move forward. Part of the key to living a victorious life for Christ is handling our failures. Not letting our failures compound ...

... example for us. Not waiting for the Lord has terrible consequences. We lose the favor of God like King Saul (1 Samuel 13:1-14). We delay God’s planned blessings for us like the Israelites in the wilderness ...

... example for us. Not waiting for the Lord has terrible consequences. We lose the favor of God like King Saul (1 Samuel 13:1-14). We delay God’s planned blessings for us like the Israelites in the wilderness ...

... too can relate to this. Whatever we choose to do, it does not only bring consequences but responsibilities as well. We need to arise to meet each and every one of them along the ladder. Schooling demands ...

... to give out even in one’s poverty but to serve money, one is required to save especially in poverty. Whichever choice one decides to make, its corresponding consequences or reward follows. If one chooses ...

... God. We are always discouraged by the uncertainties of life, unfulfilled expectations, criticism for doing right, our sins and their consequences as well the sins and decisions of others. As children ...

... we are afraid of what the outcome may be. We live in pain, we live knowing things aren't the way they should be because of the unknown consequences if we sit down and openly talk about our feelings. Listen, ...

... certain consequences. So the question is; what do we do in times like these? We can learn from our Master. The Lord Jesus anticipated evil when He said, “the hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified” ...

... other things necessary for man’s survival before humans were created. Though God has all power, he gave mankind the free will to choose and decide for ourselves in this life with associated consequences. ...

... make changes in our lives and to enjoy the consequences of our choices. To be happy, I suggest the following based on the scriptures. 1. Find something to love The world has nothing good to offer ...