SAILING IN DISCOURAGING TIMES -2
If we judge God faithful, the seemingly bad times will yield to good times.
If we judge God faithful, the seemingly bad times will yield to good times.
Anyone can be courageous when the sail is smooth. It only becomes rare when things are not exactly the way we want them to be.
A famine of the word will not only leave us scratching for survival, but also confused. Saul suffered a famine of the word; and ended up going to the witch at Endor.
It was a lapse in judgment by the pilot, the leader, but so many innocent lives paid dearly for it. When you pray for leaders, you are praying for yourself.
The Bible consistently establishes the inseparable relationship between prayer and the fire of the Lord. By the way, the fire of the Lord also has two sides.
We may not be able to predict when or how the reward will come, but hospitable people will always have stories of favour to tell.
In most cases, uncontrolled anger leads to a loss of balance, followed by other losses.
Illicit sexual escapades will lead to shame and regret. Those who set a holy boundary safeguard their throne.
Whenever it seems that you are hard pressed, remind yourself that you are made of insuppressible seed.