Faith In Action
The world bases most of it outcomes in economic polices. So it is well that God’s forgiveness is not based on economic, it is free. As far as reaching our […]
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Faith In Action “Rejoice In Hope”
Rejoice in Hope: When we can’t rejoice in circumstances, we can rejoice in the anticipation of what God’s going to do with them, in them and through them, despite them […]
Faith In Action “God Is With Us Everywhere”
The Lord will be our splendor. Isaiah 60 verse 19: “The sun will no longer be your light by day, and the brightness of the moon will not shine on […]
Faith In Action “Only By Truth”
Faith in action only by truth. John 19 Verse 28: {NKJV} “Jesus knowing that all things were now accomplished”. Controversial Truth: John 19 verses 28 to 30: Subtitled in some […]
Faith In Action “A Different Way”
Faith In Action Martha If this is your day for rest like us all, you need encouragement. Be encouraged by this wonderful verse from Luke 10 verse 40: Luke 10 […]
Faith In Action “Life Worthy Of God’s Calling”
A life worthy of Life your calling. John 3 Verse 30: ” He must increase, but I must decrease”. We live our lives for the Live most insignificant things. Often, […]
Faith In Action “As Practical Service”
God never allows formal religion observances to take the place of practical. everyday godliness. As He pointed out through the Prophet Zechariah, spiritual disciplines such as fasting as important as […]
Faith In Action ‘At Easter Time”
Faith In action, using your faith to have an extraordinary Easter, on reflecting on what a Loving God allowed for us. His only begotten Son Christ Jesus died in our […]
Faith In Action “With A Sound Mind”
Using our faith with a sound mind. 2 Timothy 1 Verse 7: “For God has not given us a spirit of fearfulness, but one of power. love and sound judgement”. […]
Faith In Action “Being An Over-comer”
As we read in the story of Joseph, {in Genesis} he was a dreamer, the eleventh of twelve brothers. He was also the favorite son of his father. The favoritism […]