Healing Begins with Repentance Read Post »
Word of LifeWhat does sincere repentance look like? This devotional invites us to examine our own hearts before God and resist the urge to judge others who are suffering. It explores how recognizing resentment, pride, or disobedience can lead us to turn away from sin, return to God’s Word, and seek spiritual restoration.
The Evil Within Our Hearts (2) — How Can We Discover the Evil Hidden in Our Hearts? Read Post »
Word of Life, Q and A, Today's messagePart two of The Evil Within Our Hearts begins with the prayer of Psalm 139:23–24. Through Nathan’s correction of David and Job’s response to suffering, this devotional explores how God’s Word, correction from others, trials, and the consequences of sin can uncover hidden faults and lead us toward repentance and Christlike humility.
Is It Really Mine? Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's messageWhat changes when we recognize God as the Owner of our lives? Drawing on the parable of the talents and 2 Corinthians 4:16, this devotional explores how we can faithfully use the time, abilities, and resources God entrusts to us. It also reflects on how God can use hardship and waiting to renew our inner lives.
How to Remember What You Study for Longer Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's messageDo you forget what you studied yesterday? This article offers five practical steps to help you remember for longer. Learn to read for understanding, recall without looking, check what you missed, review over several days, and use what you learned. It also connects these habits with keeping God’s Word in your heart through Deuteronomy 6:6–7.
Why Do We Hurt the Ones We Love Most? Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's messageWhy do we sometimes hurt the people we love most? This devotional explores how familiarity can lead us to overlook another person’s time, privacy, or feelings. Drawing on 1 Corinthians 13:5 and the simple example of visiting a friend’s home, it shows how respecting boundaries builds trust and allows closeness to grow.
How Should We Obey God’s Word? Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's messageWhat motivates us to obey God’s Word? Drawing on John 14:21 and Hebrews 11:6, this devotional explores how love for God changes the way we obey. Daniel’s decision to keep praying despite the threat of the lions’ den shows what faithful obedience looks like. Everyday choices to forgive, speak honestly, and help others put that faith into practice.
What Is Ministry? The Biblical Meaning of Ministry Read Post »
Word of Life, Discipleship, Today's messageWhat did Jesus mean when He told Peter, “Feed my sheep”? This devotional explores the biblical meaning of ministry through John 21:17. It shows how ministry can begin with one person and take shape through everyday acts of care, such as reaching out to someone who has stopped attending church, praying for them, and encouraging their faith.
Biblical Patience 2: God Was Patient with Me, but I Could Not Wait for Him Read Post »
Word of LifeGod has been patient with us as we learn to change. How can we trust Him when an answer to prayer takes longer than we hoped? Drawing on 2 Peter 3:9 and Romans 8:25, this devotional reflects on repentance, God’s forgiveness, and the perseverance to keep praying when we cannot yet see an answer.
We will learn about the characteristics of the fifth level of faith, which pleases the Lord God, and the heavenly dwelling prepared for those who reach this level.
True patience is not hiding, but transformation Read Post »
Word of LifeWhat does true patience look like when someone hurts or misunderstands us? This devotional draws on Jesus’ example of love and forgiveness to show how difficult relationships can reveal what is in our hearts. The image of tending a tree while waiting for fruit illustrates how prayer and obedience help us grow as we wait.
When Bread Threatened Her Life – Overcoming Celiac Disease Read Post »
Word of LifeWhen seven-year-old Cynthia was hospitalized in Lahore with severe complications of celiac disease, her father asked his church to pray. In this personal testimony, he recounts her hospital care and gradual recovery. He also shares how his faith in Jesus Christ gave their family hope through weeks of uncertainty.
