Is It Really Mine? Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's messageWe often call our time, money, abilities, family, and future “mine.” But our life on earth will one day end. Christian stewardship begins when we realize that God is the true Owner and we are entrusted with what He has given us for a time.
How to Remember What You Study for Longer Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's messageOne of my high school friends could memorize almost an entire page of a textbook in a very short time. While the other students had to read the page several times, he memorized it much more quickly. He later became a judge. Of course, he did not become a judge because of his memory alone.
Why Do We Hurt the Ones We Love Most? Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's messageWhy do we sometimes hurt the people closest to us? Love does not remove personal boundaries. True love respects them and builds deeper relationships through trust.
How Should We Obey God’s Word? Read Post »
Word of Life, Today's message“Whoever has My commandments and keeps them is the one who loves Me.” — John 14:21 There are several children in a family. Their parents say to them, “Each of you, please clean your own room.” One child hears what the parents say but does not clean the room. Another child cleans the room because
What Is Ministry? The Biblical Meaning of Ministry Read Post »
Word of Life, Discipleship, Today's messageWhat is ministry? It is more than church work, events, or programs. True ministry begins with loving and caring for the people God has entrusted to us, following Jesus’ command: “Feed my sheep.”
Biblical Patience 2: God Was Patient with Me, but I Could Not Wait for Him Read Post »
Word of LifeGod patiently waits for us even when we repeatedly break our promises. Why, then, do we become discouraged when His answer seems delayed?
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 LifeMany people mistake patience for silence—holding back anger, smiling outwardly while unrest lingers within. But True patience is not hiding, but transformation. It is not the suppression of emotion, but the renewal of the heart into love. What matters is not the appearance of calm, but the condition within. Real patience begins where honesty meets surrender.
When Bread Threatened Her Life – Overcoming Celiac Disease Read Post »
Word of LifeA father shares the story of his daughter’s battle with Celiac Disease, severe malnutrition, and recovery through faith and medical care in Pakistan.
