Press On, Endure and Hope in Christ
Paul challenges us to press on, endure and hope for the harvest in Christ, who gives us the strength to keep going despite the storm.
Paul challenges us to press on, endure and hope for the harvest in Christ, who gives us the strength to keep going despite the storm.
Our proximity to God determines the ease with which we communicate—with words an actions—the greatness and capacity of our God to the world.
The flip side of Christ’s gift of salvation and living “in Him” is persecution. What do we do when it becomes our reality?
What is the victory of the cross? The penalty is paid, forgiveness is forged and condemnation is cancelled. We have have no power over the sin in our life. Only through the power of the Spirit do we have victory Romans 5:8 – Death Through Adam, Life Through Christ 12 Therefore, just as sin entered the…
Faith comes at a great cost, it comes that the expense of being willing to get out of the boat. Jesus leads us along the road less travelled.
As we do life and navigate these times we can take heart in the term Rock of Ages reflecting God’s nature: unmovable, strong, sentry, secure.
Knowing God changes our lives, but how we live reveals how we perceive God; it shows if we really believe he is the Great King, the Only God.
Sometimes we read over a familiar Scripture, missing the intent, fullness, power and authority of the Word of God.
David Miers shares his experiences of visiting the persecuted church in Egypt and challenged us to consider the simplicity of Christianity.
Under Christ’s authority, love is demonstrated by every member of the family. This mutual respect flows into our everyday working life.