Who am I? I am part of a chosen race (1 Peter 2:9). I am a royal priest (1 Peter 2:9). I am a son of God (Romans 8:14), (Galatians 3:6). I am a citizen of heaven (Philippians 3:20-21). I am a temple of God (1 Corinthians 3:16). I am an heir of God … Continue reading →
Strangely and unfortunately, many Christians are apparently of the misguided idea that until we reach heaven, we are unable to have a fellowship with our God.
Continue reading →I was wondering how Jesus must be feeling about this state of His body at this time, in terms with which I could understand.
Continue reading →Jesus said to him, “Have you believed because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.””
Continue reading →What could be the top 10 reasons for only 1% of Christians believing in the End Times?
Continue reading →In one sense, “A Christian Worldview” is an oxymoron, for as Christians, we should have our eyes and mind both set on heaven.
Continue reading →After almost 2000 years, we can still receive Pastoral instruction from the Bible – God’s instructions – and find them to be relevant in today’s society.
Continue reading →Jeremiah the Prophet was imprisoned in the court of the guard which was in the palace of the king of Judah, for prophesying against his own king and country.
Continue reading →The physical conditions of Habakkuk did not changed from the time he started the prayer, but his spiritual condition changed totally. He was renewed!
Continue reading →Even in the pain and shame of the cross, Jesus, the Son, still remembered His duty and the correct protocols.
Continue reading →Statistically, Christians ought to rule all the world in a few more years and rule now in 25% of all countries. What has gone wrong?
Continue reading →Protocol means doing it God’s was, in God’s time, exactly as God directed. Obedience and compliance with the will of the Lord are the measures of success.
Continue reading →If we look at the world in which we live, some 2,000 years since First John 2 was written, we can see how little we have learnt. How little we have progressed.
Continue reading →In the Old Testament, they did not seem to get it. In Jesus’ time, they did not seem to get it. When will we get it?
Continue reading →Our worship is to focus on Him and Him alone. This means to have a clear conscience of having done that which we are called to do.
Continue reading →The borders of our pathway into the desert are bounded by the ministries of Prayer & Worship from a humbled heart by the service from a humbled heart.
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