#Love
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We know how the prodigal son threw away his father’s inheritance by living a wild life and came home covered in hog excrement. However, the Scripture for today describes his father’s ecstatic reaction when he returned. He put a ring on his son’s finger as seal of sonship, signifying an inclusion back into the fold…
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From the outside, train tunnels are long dark roads that seem dangerous to thread. It is dark and lonely, often infested with rodents and reptiles; a person who wants to navigate the tunnel would need a substantial amount of light for guidance.
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Many people have rebelled against God in their days of adversity because they lacked understanding on the ways of God. James teaches us to be sensitive to the promptings God gives us, especially in our time of adversity because God speaks to us most during our trials
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Although this cause has been championed by God and many of his servants in the past, only a few people have been known to have dedicated their lives to taking care of orphans, widows and the poor.
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Roman officials frequently offered Christians the chance to appease their gods by publicly sacrificing animals or lighting incense, and when they declined, they were charged with sacrilege
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We cannot lackadaisically seek God only when we attend church on Sundays, or when we open the Bible once a week. We cannot expect to see God when we give up at the slightest provocation or opposition. To find God, we must look past everything we are going through and set our focus on Jesus,…
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“And walk in the way of love, just as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us as a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God.” – Ephesians 5:2 Apostle Paul describes love as an action that is patient, kind, not self-seeking or unforgiving. I like to view it in this light – that love…
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