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If you feel God has abandoned you, here’s a word of comfort: God never forgets his children. He remembers them even if they “feel” abandoned by him! The Bible strongly supports this truth. Examples of God remembering his people. “God remembered Noah” [Gen... Read More →

This post is the 5th in the series of posts on the Beatitudes—a section that spans from Matthew 5:3-12. In this section, the Lord Jesus describes 8 attitudes that should be present in the life of everyone who claims to be his follower. In this post, we will be looking at the... Read More →

This post is the 4th in the series of posts on the Beatitudes—a section that spans from Matthew 5:3-12. In this section, the Lord Jesus describes 8 attitudes that should be present in the life of everyone who claims to be his follower. In this post, we will be looking at the... Read More →

This post is the 3rd in the series of posts on the Beatitudes—a section that spans from Matthew 5:3-12. In this section, the Lord Jesus describes 8 attitudes that should be present in the life of everyone who claims to be his follower. In this post, we will be looking at the... Read More →

This is the 2nd post in the series of posts on the Beatitudes—a section that spans from Matthew 5:3-12, where the Lord Jesus describes 8 attitudes that should be present in the life of everyone who claims to be his follower. Click HERE for the 1st post that introduced this... Read More →

Perhaps the most famous sermon Jesus preached is what’s called, “The Sermon on the Mount.” It spans 3 chapters [Matthew 5-7]. The beginning section of that sermon found in Matthew 5:3-12, often called the Beatitudes, gives a list of 8 attitudes that should be... Read More →

Proverbs 15:31 says, “Whoever heeds life-giving correction will be at home among the wise.” One of the means God uses to help us grow in wisdom is by using others to correct us when we are on the wrong path. So, it’s important to cultivate a right response to... Read More →

In the last 2 posts [POST #1, POST #2], we saw the first 8 of the 12 commitments of a godly church, namely: (1) Saved Membership (2) Growing in Bible Knowledge (3) Practicing Ordinances (4) Fellowship (5) Loving One Another (6) Prayer (7) Praising God and (8) Evangelism. In this... Read More →

1. Pride decreases—Humility increases. One of the main stumbling blocks to cultivating a thankful heart is pride. There is a tendency in all of us to take credit for our success. However, a thankful heart recognizes that all good things come from the hand of a sovereign God and... Read More →

In the PREVIOUS post, we saw the first 4 of the 12 commitments of a godly church, namely: (1) Saved Membership (2) Growing in Bible Knowledge (3) Practicing of Ordinances and (4) Fellowship. In this post, we will see the next 4 commitments. Commitment # 5. Loving One Another In... Read More →