All of us who know the wonderful work of our Lord Jesus, are witnesses of the things God does with us because we have lived and witnessed the power and Presence of God.

Forgiveness is possibly the most difficult issue, not only in the church, but in every sense of the word. Within our churches it should not be a difficult word to assimilate, since Christianity is about forgiveness. Before answering how we learn to forgive, we must understand why we should forgive.

As the Book of Proverbs teaches us to reason, think with sanity, and uphold morals, guided by God’s Word. We learn that God’s eyes observe both good and bad deeds, and it’s important to acknowledge that His gaze encompasses all humanity.

As children of God, we are incredibly blessed to have the immense love bestowed upon us by our heavenly Father, the Creator of all things.

The people of Israel were always under the care of the Lord. Wherever they went, they had God’s support.

The Bible speaks extensively about patience, emphasizing that as children of God, we must learn to wait for His timing. It’s important to understand that God doesn’t operate according to our schedule or way of thinking; He knows the perfect moment to act.

To achieve God’s favor, we must obey His commands. God’s actions are not transactional; He acts according to His will and timing.

As children of God, we should not fear adversities. God is always with us, providing strength and hope, ensuring our safety.

Today, we encounter many people who prioritize earthly pursuits and neglect the spiritual.

It’s clear that for a new covenant to exist, there must have been an old one. Let’s delve a bit into the old covenant: It involved offering animal sacrifices for sins, yet these sacrifices were never enough and had to be repeated constantly. Moreover, there was a barrier between God and humanity, established at the […]