When we refer to appeasing God, we mean righting our wrong deeds before God in accordance with God’s word. It is correcting the negative things in our lives and with a determination to maintain the right things in our lives as God expects from us. It is showing regret or Read more…
In Christian doctrine, Jesus has been elevated to the glorious position at God’s right hand and qualified to receive God’s glory and honour because God has permitted it to be so. What then is the extent of Jesus’ authority which has placed him in such an enviable position? The extent Read more…
In Christian doctrine, the concept of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit appears confusing and unimaginable. It appears to be beyond ordinary human comprehension. Other faiths have derided this doctrine based on the same seeming confusion. Under the tutorship of the Holy Spirit, we in Read more…
As we dilate on the above topic, we can only make headway when we submit to the Holy Spirit for wisdom and divine understanding. Human understanding and sequence of fallible human logic is too simplistic to explain the mysteries of the relationship and image of the Father, Son and Holy Read more…
This appears to be one of the thorniest subjects in Christianity and all other faiths including atheists. A number of people do not accept or have refused to accept or recognize Jesus Christ for who he is. This is based on either false teaching, failure to adequately explain in truth, Read more…
Paul through Jesus Christ appreciated the nature of God’s love which transcended knowledge and human understanding or comprehension. God’s love through Christ Jesus was merciful, gracious, full of compassion, slow to anger, faithful and abounding in steadfast love as was written in Exodus 34:6-7; Numbers 14:18; and Psalms 86:5, 15 Read more…
The Apostle Paul says in Romans 8:35-38 that who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? Paul answers that no, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. He Read more…
In her abject or sordid state of unending humiliation and rejection, Hannah knew what to do. She went to the right source for a solution which was the house of God. In humility and submission, she made her silent request known to God who answers prayers and gives of all Read more…
Hannah suffered so much humiliation because she was barren that she wept always even when she went to Shiloh for prayer and sacrifice. However she did not succumb to the humiliation. If we trust God, we must not weep in times of adversity as people without hope but we must Read more…
Hannah’s vow to the Lord of host is found in the book of 1 Samuel chapter one. She made a vow to the Lord that if God will bless her with a son out of her barrenness, she will give him to God as long as he lives. God blessed Read more…