Month: December 2022
How to Invite God into Your Home
If you’re a Christian, you may have many spiritual experiences during sermons on Sundays. The church is a great venue to encounter God’s spirit, but you can also invite God into your own house. If you’re a parent, you know the strain of trying to furnish and decorate your home in an aesthetically pleasing way.… Continue reading How to Invite God into Your Home
What Does the Bible Say about Who Goes to Heaven?
If someone asks where in the Bible talks about how to go to heaven, the best verses to read and study are in John 3. In this passage, Nicodemus, a Pharisee or an expert of the law, asks Jesus because He was a popular and admired teacher. Jesus gave a simple yet deep statement as… Continue reading What Does the Bible Say about Who Goes to Heaven?
7 Bible verses to remind you God is always with you
Fear is one of Satan’s most popular weapons that he uses against us. The most common lie that Satan uses to instill fear into us is that God is far away or absent from our presence. Have you ever felt that way before? If you have, welcome to the club. We’ve all felt at some… Continue reading 7 Bible verses to remind you God is always with you
God’s Attributes – Psalm 103:8
“The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love.” – Psalm 103:8 God’s attributes are so many that we cannot even say them one by one. He is the God of everything good and He is the God who always has our best interests in heart. David declared and described the Lord… Continue reading God’s Attributes – Psalm 103:8
What Is the Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?
Therefore I say to you, any sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven men, but blasphemy against the Spirit shall not be forgiven. And whoever shall speak a word against the Son of Man, it shall be forgiven him; but whoever shall speak against the Holy Spirit, it shall not be forgiven him, either in this… Continue reading What Is the Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?
What does “Hallelujah” mean?
hal – ē̇ – loo´ya ( הללוּ־יהּ , halelū – yāh , “praise ye Yah”; ἁλληλουιά , allēlouiá ): Originally the word ‘hallelujah’ was a combination of parts of two Hebrew words, meaning ‘praise’ and ‘Jehovah’ (‘Yahweh’). It has been transliterated into Greek and English as ‘hallelujah’ and means ‘praise the Lord’. It was used mainly to open or close hymns of praise in public worship ( Psalm… Continue reading What does “Hallelujah” mean?
Thank You for this time of prayer You’ve given me
Dear heavenly Father, thank You for this time of prayer You’ve given me. Help me to always choose to do what’s right according to Your will, and not what’s easy. It is only through Your promises that I can face a new day, thinking Your mercies are new every morning. You are indeed faithful to… Continue reading Thank You for this time of prayer You’ve given me
9 Bible verses for those occasions when you can’t bear your burden alone
It’s impossible for us to do everything, to solve every problem that we have, and try as we might we regularly reach this conclusion. Whether it’s taking on too many demanding responsibilities in our social life or overextending ourselves financially, there comes a point when it all gets too much. The inability to deal with… Continue reading 9 Bible verses for those occasions when you can’t bear your burden alone
