Betrayed and Arrested
The story of Judas teaches us that no one is immune to the insidious, corrosive power of secret sin.
The story of Judas teaches us that no one is immune to the insidious, corrosive power of secret sin.
From the example of Jesus, we learn how to stand up for the truth, even if we lose popularity and suffer persecution for doing what is right.
Like the branch of a grapevine should bear grapes, a believer should bear the fruit of a Christlike character.
When you embrace the written Word of God as your guide, you start thinking differently. And best of all, you live better. I urge you to make this New Year a year when you and the written Word of God get much better acquainted.
When Jesus, God in the flesh, ministered on earth, He exercised power over everything, including sickness and death.
In the Old Testament, Abraham was known as the "father of many nations” and a “friend of God.” He had a deep relationship with the Lord and followed His guidance even when he didn’t understand it! Let’s learn a bit more about this remarkable man.
Before you write this off as applying to anyone but yourself, take a long, hard look at your own life. The goal of superstition is bondage. Remember that. If anything in your Christianity has you in bondage, it is probable that superstition is the breeding ground.
Jesus' limitless power remains untapped when we fail to entrust our “impossible situations” to Him.
For millennia, God has called men and women to cease striving, trust Him, and surrender to His will and His way. Discover the magnificent tranquility available to you.
According to the Bible, God is there, and He has not been silent. He has made Himself known to us. That act and process is called “revelation,” a word meaning to unveil or uncover what was previously hidden, and making known what had been secret.