... (Deuteronomy 7:7-8). Therefore, to wonder and question, “How has God loved us?”, tells it all, that indeed something was amiss. (Luke 24:29) The Israelites had already suffered multiple captivities (by ...

... to God. Although such questions are normal, given the fact that we are human beings, it is important for us to realize that the more we focus on the price we have to pay, the more difficult it will be ...

... your endurance as the storms rage over time. My question to you beloved, is - Where is your focus? Are you double-minded? Where is your anchor? Where is your peace? Where is your heart, my friend? (See ...

... proves otherwise. Many things will be beyond our scope of comprehension and so lead us to ask the question, “why?” again and again. We see a depiction of this even at the last moments of the Lord Jesus ...

... that question. I told him he always looked happy and I kept wondering. He laughed so long then said, he has problems of his own. He told me about some personal problems he was battling with then he added: ...

... are to rejoice always, be content in all circumstances and promised with an eternal prize in heaven (2Tim 4:8). Despite these, believers are sometimes hit with this question, how can somebody saved from ...

... If you find yourself relating to these questions, God is asking you to cheer up! All these are happening so He can make Himself mighty through you for the world to see. These hard times of our lives ...

... in faith and declare the goodness of God. God is still doing wonderful and powerful things in our lives but we are failing to let the world know and ask the question, what must I do to be saved? But the ...

... use hard times to strengthen our faith and so the question is, are we ready? Will we be strong enough when things go poorly at work? Will we be strong enough when money troubles come our way? Will we be ...

... fear evangelism. They fear talking about the gospel of Christ because some do not really understand the gospel and/or are fearful of the questions that would come their way in the attempt of preaching ...

... requires nothing from humans because He made everything. It is our duty to praise God but is praising God enough? With many questions in mind, I reached a course from searching through scriptures that ...

... return to your house. God created all humans on earth (Gen 2:7) but whether all human beings can return to God is a very big question that demands a personal and divine answer. One answer is certain, ...

... are axiomatic with no ambiguity: “Someday you’ll stand at the bar on high, Someday your record you’ll see; Someday you’ll answer the question of life. What will your answer be?” “Sadly you’ll ...

... tree. God questions him about the tree saying: “Is it right for you to be angry about the plant?” Unfortunately, Jonah doesn’t give it much thought but maybe if he did, he would realize that if he has ...

... him during his suffering, Job’s faith and righteousness were equally questioned and tested by the evil one. In the end, Job understood the sovereignty of God (His decisions and His plans for Job’s life). ...

... and blameless, then the answer to the two questions is definitely YES! God has soft spot for righteous and blameless people. To be righteous means to strictly obey God’s word and to be blameless is doing ...

... is so corrupt? I often ponder over this question when fellow Christians call for my opinion on paying a bribe or performing a certain favor to have something done for them because that is what the person ...

... to not quench the Spirit but, on the contrary, we must fan it into flame. The obvious question for the Christian is “how do we do this?”. In Galatians 5:16-17 we learn the answer to this “So I say, walk ...

... he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life”. I urge you to pulse and ask yourself this question; “what would have been the state of man if God ...

... of any better future, whilst some others also met him in tears, frustrated and needing answers to questions that you were theologically thrown aback with. In all these and more that you found yourself ...