Truth is NOT Relative, It Is Absolute – John 14:6
"I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:6). In this verse we confirm Je...
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"I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:6). In this verse we confirm Je... -
Abraham listened to his wife for a child she thought would be the promised child (Genesis 16: 2-4) and that became a disaster and an act of ...
Monday: You'll never know what it took them to be in thee crucibles, until you are caught up in the same web. The assurance is, that at the end they gained victory.
ReplyDeleteTuesday: Praying the Psalm takes worshipers to a new horizon, because while in their despair, lament and depression, they reflected and acknowledged God's saving and restoration power. While in the crucibles of life, you can still advocate for Christ.
The expression of faith in our trials gives us the confidence of divine intervention. It is okay to show Him our despair, laments, complaints and displeasure. However, it is gain when in all that we can still cast our mind to reflect on His goodness and acknowledge that in all our circumstances, He is still God who can restore you to a happy, peaceful and fulfilled life.
Wednesday: Question- How can your trials draw you closer to God? Why if you are not careful, they push you away from God? Response- In my trials, if I can continue to remind myself of God's faithfulness and restoration power in my past experiences and praise Him. Thee, I will never be drawn away from Him, but rather closer and closer.