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Choose Discipline

Whenever given a choice, choose discipline. I heard it said [...]

Your Gift is in Your Giving

Are you feeling depleted, empty, and overextended right now? Has [...]

“Where” is Your Faith?

There is a question that earmarks a disciple. We are [...]

No Trespassing!

Jesus Christ is the author of all life. So consequently, [...]

The Keys to Fulfilling Your God Given Dreams

The keys to fulfilling your God given dreams The Bible [...]

By |2022-04-08T19:00:09+00:00April 11, 2022|Answers, Bible Study teachers, Christian, Christian Inspirational, Devotions, discipleship, Don't quit, dreams, Encouragement, faith, Holy Spirit, Inspirational, miracles, Personal growth, Victorious living|Comments Off on The Keys to Fulfilling Your God Given Dreams

The Fork in the Road Called Faith

Nicodemus was a Pharisee, a ruler in the Jewish community. He was a teacher of the law and confident in his knowledge of God. However, when He encounters Jesus, he realizes how much he doesn't know. In John 3:1-21, Nicodemus is struggling to understand the kingdom of God, and Jesus explains that he must be born again to see the kingdom. At this statement, the one who usually teaches must admit he doesn't understand and needs to be taught. Then even after Jesus explains, Nicodemus says, "How can these things be?" He has arrived at the juncture of faith.

By |2022-04-08T02:42:33+00:00February 22, 2022|Answers, Christian, Christian Inspirational, Devotions, discipleship, faith, Inspirational, kingdom|Comments Off on The Fork in the Road Called Faith

Your Gift Reveals Your Heart

Jesus had closely walked with His disciples for three years. He had been preparing them for His death and resurrection. He knew the cost of the gift He was about to give them and that they couldn't know its value until much later. But there was one, not obvious to the rest, who desired to give a gift that would cost her all that she had even before Jesus would give His. He would pour out his life for others while Mary would pour out her sustenance for Jesus. Both would be mocked, undervalued, and misunderstood. 

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