The promises of God found in the Bible are not merely abstract concepts. They are powerful and life-transforming realities that can be applied to our lives through an understanding of doctrinal truth. By aligning our lives with God’s Word, we discover the depths of His love, wisdom, comfort, provision, and transformative power. Let us hold fast to these promises, for they are the foundation upon which our faith rests, and they illuminate the path to a vibrant and fulfilling relationship with our Creator.
Author: Albert Martin
Time, Heart & Behaviour – Temps, cœur et comportement
Embrasser la Divine Providence La tapisserie du temps, du cœur, de la conduite et de la puissance de l’Évangile “Le temps détermine les personnes que vous rencontrez. Le cœur détermine les personnes que vous recherchez. Votre conduite détermine ceux qui sont avec vous”. – Ziad K. Abdelnour Introduction : Je suis tombé sur la citation […]
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Time, Heart and Behaviour – Le temps, le cœur et le comportement Embracing Divine Providence The Tapestry of Time, Heart, Conduct, and the Power of the Gospel “Time determines the people you meet. The heart determines the people you seek. Your conduct determines those who are with you.” – “Ziad K. Abdelnour” Introduction: I came […]
Time, Heart and Behaviour
n the intricate tapestry of our lives, every thread, every encounter, is meticulously woven by the hand of our sovereign God. As children of God, we are called to recognise that nothing happens by chance in our lives. Instead, our encounters, guided by the interplay of time, heart, and conduct, are divinely orchestrated for our instruction and the proclamation of the gospel, which is the power of God unto salvation (that’s divine providence at work.)
Time Heart & Behaviour – Tempo Coração e comportamento
Abraçando a Divina Providência A tapeçaria do tempo, do coração, da conduta e do poder do evangelho “O tempo determina as pessoas que o senhor encontra. O coração determina as pessoas que o senhor procura. Sua conduta determina aqueles que estão com o senhor.” – “Ziad K. Abdelnour” Introdução: Deparei-me com a citação de Ziab. […]
The 10 Most Sought-After Answers to the Question of Sanctification – English, Portuguese and French
Hey there, fellow believers! Today, we’re diving into a topic that holds immense significance in the life of a Christian: sanctification. Now, I must warn you right off the bat that this subject is no walk in the park. It’s like an intricate tapestry woven with threads of theology, spirituality, and personal transformation. But fear not, for in this brief introduction, we’ll scratch the surface of what sanctification is all about.
God’s Unconditional Love for the World – Christ’s Death and the Chosen Ones.
The Bible repeatedly affirms that God’s love extends to the entire world. In “John 3:16” we read, “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” This verse exemplifies the breadth and depth of God’s love, emphasising that it encompasses the entire world, without limitations or exclusions. The love of God is seen as an expression of his divine nature, a love that desires the salvation and reconciliation of all humanity.
How Our Names Are Penned in Heaven’s Register
There is one reality that reigns supreme in a universe that is replete with wondrous things and miraculous occurrences that take one’s breath away, and that reality is that our names, as Christians, are recorded in heaven. This unbelievable fact stands out like a ray of light in the middle of all the confusion and anguish that surrounds us.
Maranatha!
The early Christians, with unwavering conviction, stood strong, steadfast in their refusal to acknowledge Caesar as their “Lord.” They clung to the eternal truth, for within their hearts burned the knowledge that there exists but one God, one Supreme Ruler – Jesus Christ, the true Lord. Alas, their unwavering faith led them down a perilous road, where persecution loomed like a relentless tempest, threatening to extinguish their flickering flames of devotion.
Discipleship v Discipling
In the first-century church, discipleship and evangelism were inseparable. To be a disciple meant to share the love of Christ with the world. You can’t really be a disciple without being an evangelist, and vice versa. But you know what’s surprising? Many people today want to be disciples without actively sharing their faith. Let’s together change and adopt another mindset and embrace the joy of spreading the good news.