... duties or services for another. It also means to be of use in achieving something. In Biblical terms, we would say to serve is to honour God completely and honestly without anticipation of a reward.
I ...
... duties or services for another. It also means to be of use in achieving something. In Biblical terms, we would say to serve is to honour God completely and honestly without anticipation of a reward.
I ...
... duties or services for another. It also means to be of use in achieving something. In Biblical terms, we would say to serve is to honour God completely and honestly without anticipation of a reward.
I ...
... duties or services for another. It also means to be of use in achieving something. In Biblical terms, we would say to serve is to honour God completely and honestly without anticipation of a reward.
I ...
... we forget that "every good gift and every perfect gift is from above" (James 1:17). What is meant to be used for service often becomes a platform for pride.
Consider Uzziah, king of Judah. "As long as ...
... our connection to the Vine, who is the Lord Himself. As we strive to “sow to please the Spirit” in our jobs, with our money and in every aspect of our lives that we dedicate in service to God, I pray we ...
... 6:34, 27).
Also, we need to pray earnestly (Phil. 4:6-7). Keep yourself engaged in the Lord’s work and service to humanity (I Cor. 15:58). Meditate on the Holy Scriptures (Ps. 119:49-50) and guidance ...
... (NIV).
We should also make up our mind that earth is not our home and focus our minds on eternity. This will require us to avoid making up excuses such as using church services to cover up for not having ...
... and of their means to the cause of Christ. Just how much were they willing to do this? 2 Cor.8:4, "they urgently pleaded with us for the privilege of sharing in this service to the Lord’s people."
As ...
... servanthood and service is a key step in achieving greatness. Jesus emphasized that the greatest should always serve the rest (Matt. 20:26). Accept Jesus in your life if not a Christian, humble yourself, ...
... or potential from God as inferior as the man who was given one talent (Math 25:24-25). They are for your own good and for the service of others. By using our gifts to serve others, by managing our gifts ...
"Thus says the LORD, “Stand by the ways and see and ask for the ancient paths, Where the good way is, and walk in it; And you will find rest for your souls. But they said, ‘We will not walk in it” (NASB) ...
... Christianity is about commitment, sacrifice and service that will surely cost you something for the sake of Christ. Be on the side of God, endure hardship and resist temptations as a good soldier of Christ ...
... prevailing in the world. Thus, there are no social classes in Christian fellowship.
There are many blessings and benefits we gain through fellowship with brethren. For example, during worship services, ...
... or inferior duties but as service to God. “Each one should use whatever gift he or she has received to serve others, faithfully administering God’s grace in its various forms.” (1 Peter 4:10).
When ...
... in the earth. Unless we want to remain superficial in our service to God, unless we want to remain shallow in our love for God, unless we want to remain unproductive in the Kingdom; we must be ready and ...
... and always attending church services. Well, there are some who develop strange ideas when we talk about holiness. What does it mean to be holy?
I believe today’s scripture text sufficiently defines ...
... gifts, but these gifts will be worthless unless they are used in the service of God and His Church. In the Bible, Paul often uses the parts of the human body to show their dependence on each other and ...
... must be at the root and foundation of everything we do and if we do not have love first, then nothing else really matters. If we need an example of what love-grounded service should look like, we can see ...
... to the ultimate happiness, well-being, peace, joy, help, service, stability, and growth of the loved one(s). Truly, “love never fails.” It is we who fail. Love is not measured by degree as if God had more ...
