Reluctants
Naaman, commander of the army for the king of Aram,was a great man in his master’s sight and highly regarded because through him, the Lord has given victory to Aram. […]
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Faith In Action “Forgiveness Giving And Receiving”
Bold statement you can’t have real life without forgiveness, both in receiving and giving. The Lords Prayer states “Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who have trespassed against […]
Confidence In Troubled Times
PSALM 3 THE LORD IS OUR PROTECTION Confidence in troubles times. Psalm 3 verse 1 Lord how my foes increase. There are many who attack me. verse 2 Many say about me. […]
Faith In Action ‘Prayer Communing With Our Creator’
What is prayer? The simplest definition is that its communication with God. I don’t know about you, but I love talking to friends. There’s always something refreshing and engaging in […]
Serious About Our Faith
Serious about our faith, because we know how much we are loved. Colossians 3 verse 1: {Message Bible} “So if you’re serious about living this new resurrection life with Christ, […]
Faith In Action ‘Power Of Praise’
Worshiping God is not laborious, it is an honor and privilege. Nehemiah 9 Verse 5: “Stand up and praise the Lord your God, for He lives from everlasting to everlasting!” […]
The Knowing
The To know The Messiah’s love, it is a redeeming and forgiving love, and the payment for Redemption is paid for by God Himself, and not the person being redeemed […]
Faith In Action “IN Christ”
In this world we have people striving to be right and good to prove themselves to those around them and even to get to heaven. Righteousness is right standing before […]
Living Faith To The Full
Sometimes when you read His Word, where He tells people to do things and they do, do you think if we were in the same situation,what would we have done. […]
Sing Joyfully Always
“But I will sing of your strength and will joyfully proclaim Your faithful love in the morning. For You have been a stronghold for me. That is from Psalm 59 […]
My Lord, My Friend 