It is God’s word to us in Psalms 44: 21, For he (God) knows the secrets of the heart. We would discuss the secrets of the heart; God’s knowledge of our hearts; and God’s expectation of us as children of the kingdom of God. Secrets of the heart Each of Read more…
Christmas is a day and season when those who identify with Christ celebrate the birth of Christ Jesus. Jesus’ birth signifies when God physically dwelt among mortals through Christ Jesus. God’s mission for sending Jesus Christ to dwell among mortals was to redeem us from our sins. He showed the Read more…
Christmas is a spiritual event for meditation but we have turned it into a worldly funfair. This has however not changed the biblical position as God intended for us. We would reflect on a few scripture to remind ourselves of why the Christmas season. A season of God’s presence is Read more…
The closer we get to Jesus, the better we experience the depth of his love. Paul wrote in Romans 5: 15 for if the many died through the one man’s trespass, much more surely have the grace of God and the free gift in the grace of the one man, Read more…
Christ Jesus is a household name worldwide even among unbelievers. However, not everyone knows why we follow Jesus. In Mark 10: 17-21, a man ran up and knelt before Jesus, and asked him, “Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?”… Jesus said, “You lack one thing; go, Read more…
We read from 1 Thessalonians 2: 4, don’t please mortals, but please God who tests our hearts. Pleasing mortals means putting mortals above God. God has told us what we must not do so we cannot blame him on the Day of Judgment for failing to qualify for his eternal Read more…
We read from 1 Thessalonians 2: 4, don’t please mortals, but please God who tests our hearts. Pleasing mortals means making mortals happy rather than making God happy. In other words, when we are torn between choosing and doing the pleasures of mortals against God’s will, we must be on Read more…
Elijah appeared lonely when he could not find his fellow prophets during threats from the worshippers Baal. It is written in 1 Kings 18: 22, I even I only, am left a prophet of the LORD; but Baal’s prophets number four hundred fifty. However, Elijah remained steadfast for the Lord. Read more…
When Elijah appeared lonely or deserted, he said in 1 Kings 18: 22, I , even I only, am left a prophet of the LORD; but Baal’s prophets number four hundred fifty. God’s prophets had either been obliterated savagely or that they had absconded and hidden away from persecution. Elijah Read more…