Posted by in Bible, Christianity, God, Mark Batterson, Religion, The Word, Word of God “Just as prayer and contemplation of Scripture provide an ‘on/off’ switch in our communications with God, action provides the connection.”
Posted by in Bible, Christ, Christianity, Faith, Fear, God, Gun Control, Guns, Jesus, Police, Religion, Self Defense, Weapons “Gun ownership by itself is not a sin. Nor is self-defense when a person is physically threatened with lethal force. However, throughout the New Testament, Jesus’ overwhelming focus is on the importance and preservation of life.”
Posted by in Bible, Christ, Christianity, Covid-19, God, Jesus, Religion, Spiritual Healing “The way that people are coming together to help one another through the Covid-19 crisis in my community is a silver lining beneath the dark cloud that has settled over our land. So is the time it has given us all for spiritual reflection.”
Posted by in Bible, Christ, Christianity, Faith, Glory to God, God, Harold J Chadwick, Jesus, Religion, We Shall Judge Angels It is through our faith in Christ that we glorify God.
Posted by in Bible, Christ, Christianity, Disillusionment, Faith, Free Will, God, Jesus, Religion “Tested faith can strengthen our faith in God and cause it to grow.
Untested faith may not be very strong, or it may not even be faith at all.”
“Never should I allow the road map to become more important to me than the destination itself.”
Among all the weapons in Satan’s arsenal, perhaps denial of Satan’s existence and ignorance of Scripture are Satan’s most effective weapons against us.
Posted by in Bible, Christ, Christianity, Easter, Faith, Forgiveness, God, Jesus, Love, Messiah, Religion The early Christians were an Easter People. In the darkest hours before the dawn following Christ’s crucifixion, they did not lose faith in Jesus – nor in His promise that He would return.
Posted by in Bible, Christianity, Lies, Lying Although not foolproof, there are signs that someone may be lying to you.
Posted by in Bible, Insincere Flattery “Flattery is a form of hatred and wounds cruelly.”
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