How do you build loyal subscribers? Today’s WordPress Prompt asked me How do I build loyal subscribers? I think they are going to be disappointed with my response if they are expecting posting strategies etc.. Truthfully, it is not something that stays at the front of my mind. My goal has never simply been to […]
God’s Word Never Returns Void: Trusting God’s Promises Even When You Cannot See Results
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Prayer Against Self-Pity
In the beautiful epistle of 1 John, we find a profound statement nestled within its text: “We love because he first loved us” (1 John 4:19, NIV). This verse encapsulates the core of Christian theology, serving as a reminder of the divine love that underpins our capacity to love others. To delve into the meaning […]
1 John 4:19
Today’s Sunday service was based on Luke 22:21-30. This passage is when Jesus has the last supper communion with the 12 disciples. Jesus informs them three times that one will betray Him. In John 13 describes the love that Jesus had for all of the disciples despite the Judas’s betrayal. Judas sold Jesus out for […]
Luke 22 Continued
Some proverbs and famous quotes sound wise only because they come wrapped in nostalgia, violins, or Technicolor. But “a heart is judged by how much you are loved” and “love means never having to say you’re sorry” may be two of Hollywood’s worst pieces of life advice. Continue reading →
Love Means Always Having to Say You’re Sorry
Humble individuals are not condemning. They do not judge others for their mistakes or failures. They know that they are not perfect too. As they are treated with grace, they also treat the struggling ones with grace too. They are good at comforting those who are down.
Humble people are not self-entitled. They do not demand recognition. Moreover, they are not comfortable being served by others. They do not feel offended if they are not acknowledged.
Acts 10:25 As Peter was coming in, Cornelius met him and fell down at his feet and worshiped him. 26 But Peter lifted him up, saying, “Stand up; I myself am also a man.” Now if Peter corrects Cornelius for worshiping him, then why in the below verses does Jesus not correct those who worhsip Him? Matthew 2:11: The wise […]
Is Jesus Christ God?
