THE PROMINENCE OF PRAYER “Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit.”[Ephesian 6:18] Are you concerned about tomorrow? Pray about it! Do you have needs that are causing you great distress? Pray about it! Are you suffering from an incurable disease? Pray about it! Are you worried about the spiritual needs of your family? Pray about it! One of the most prominent teachings of the Bible is that God has called us to a life of prayer. Jesus emphasized on it so much that He wants
undeniable. I have experienced spiritual attacks and although I don't look forward to any more, I cannot be certain they won't happen again. A Christian's life is a battle field. When you become a follower of Christ, you essentially enlist for the Lord's Army. You don't go out looking for war, instead it just finds you. Although this happens, you can expect victory all the time. Recently, my sister sent me a message on spiritual attacks - she was not aware that I had been experiencing this for a
never imagined I would have buried my son Alex. Since then, God has emerged a new calling on my life. 2. Live fearlessly in all circumstance, because God will always be with you, in my own devastation, I experienced and saw the manifestation of the Lord in how he showed up for me in every situation, even to the point of being encouraged by the young people 3. Trust God fully with all of your heart, mind, and soul, all I can do is rust God in all of my situation, it has been four years since the death
William Chong Period 1 Greek 12/15/14 Dreams in the New Testament The Greek word for dream, most commonly known as “ὄναρ”, has appeared numerous times throughout the Greek history, yet strangely enough is only used six times in the entirety of the New Testament. Ironic of its limited appearance, “ὄναρ” has a significant connotation in the ancient text’s vernacular. Whether in a classic epic poem or the Bible, “ὄναρ” brings about a divine sense of supernatural intervention often accompanying situations
which emphasizes the moral framework for His believers, is found in the Gospel of Matthew. Jesus’ The Sermon is the most expansive teaching in the New Testament. It is one of the most frequently referenced bodies of scripture because it includes the more commonly known didactics of Jesus. The Sermon includes fundamental Christian tenets such as the Beatitudes, a few of the Ten Commandments, and the ever popular, Lord’s
the faithful followers of Jesus who had listened to the various teachings of Jesus Christ had a prediction in his mind when he compared the popular lifestyles of people to the teachings of Jesus Christ. His prediction came in form of a question: “Lord, are there few who are saved?” Jesus was not surprised about the question and He replied: “Strive to enter through the narrow gate, for many, I say to you will seek to enter and will not be able”. (Luke 13:23-24) Narrow Gate on the pulpits? Jesus’
Joshua came from Egypt and was probably a part of the original generation to travel to the Promised Land. He was of the tribe of Ephraim and was the Son of Nun. In his many years of service of the Lord and leadership of the Israelites, God said that
In the movie Robin Williams’ character, “Christy”, died trying to help someone in a crash. Just at the end of his day in the hospital, Christy receives a call from his wife, Annie. She was having a meltdown. She needed more art for a show she was hosting and no one was available to bring it. He was leaving the hospital anyway and offered to first pick up the artwork for his wife and then meet to go out on their double D anniversary date. Double D stands for "Decision and Divorce". Annie says
God’s direction. You will also find out that, one can enjoy new beginning when he/she believes in Jesus Christ as his/her Lord and personal Saviour, at a particular point in time. This step therefore starts a new relationship with Jesus Christ, allowing Him to rule and reign in one’s life till