06 - Jun

At least she went convinced that we still have people in the society who believe in civility and decency.

To live well, therefore, is to live by those things that He scheduled for you. No matter how much you accomplish, if they fall outside of schedule you will not be the best you could be nor be fulfilled as much as possible.

Inexperience does not disqualify us from doing mighty things. What is more crucial is an open heart. As far as we remain humble before God, He will show us the way, one step at a time.

This is where we can find a guiding principle for decision making when we are in a fix. A selfish mind only considers what is good for him or her.

When anger and bitterness are not quickly resolved, they may give rise to a cycle of violence. Our text captures the slaying of Abner by Joab.

It is alright to observe that those who fail to deal with anger will have a tough time not to slip into bitterness.

Husbands are to avoid resentment towards their wives. Resentment could lead to a cold war that will set a family on a track of destruction.

A cheerful, faithful giver will launch a perpetual cycle of giving and receiving, and no good thing will be withheld from him or her.

We live in a world where people lie as a sport, and bear false witness for a fee.

In Psalm 77, Asaph penned down three ways of handling tough seasons. If you like, call it the Asaph’s Therapy.