Finding Truth in God's Word
The article emphasizes the critical role of compassion and empathy, inspired by Jesus' actions, in addressing the injustices faced by detained immigrants. It highlights personal experiences within detention centers, underscoring the importance of community support and the need for action in advocating for vulnerable individuals.
Our responses to life's trials reflect our character and faith. True endurance stems from reliance on Jesus amidst suffering, fostering growth in faith and hope. Embracing hardships leads to deeper prayer lives and maturity, promising divine strength and salvation.
Life presents daily challenges, but through faith in Jesus, we can find peace despite troubles. Scripture reassures us of His love and encourages us to remain untroubled and fearless.
The author reflects on personal struggles and distractions from spiritual engagement, particularly due to anxiety over national issues. They draw parallels with Peter walking on water, emphasizing the importance of maintaining faith in Jesus during turbulent times. The piece encourages focusing on God's truth to combat fear and uncertainty.
Who is Jesus? This is a complicated question to answer. History tells us that Jesus was a man who lived 2000 years ago and started a religious movement that is still alive and well today. He was born into the world and later died by crucifixion. These established historical facts document the humanity of Jesus.... Continue Reading →
Did Jesus really rise from the grave? This question has been debated since the empty tomb was discovered. There have been several different theories to account for the missing body of the crucified Jesus. One theory is that Jesus' disciples stole his body. Anticipating this possibility, however, the Jewish leaders demanded an official Roman sealing... Continue Reading →
Did Jesus really die on the cross? Yes. This used to be an area of debate, but is now generally accepted as factually true by all historians. As mentioned in post #1, there is documentation of Jesus' crucifixion by several sources outside of the Bible. So, is it possible that Jesus could have survived his... Continue Reading →
Why did religious leaders hate Jesus? Jesus never hesitated to call on behaviors that were displeasing to God. The religious leaders of the day prioritized their own needs and social status over the needs of the people. They appeared very righteous on the outside, but their hearts were far from God. Jesus drew attention to... Continue Reading →
What did Jesus teach? Jesus taught things that were very revolutionary for the time. He showed special regard for those who were overlooked or rejected by others by teaching equality among all of God's children. The following scripture translated by the Message Bible explains the heart of his message in our modern language: “You’re blessed... Continue Reading →
What was special about Jesus' birth? The mother of Jesus was Mary. She was still a virgin and engaged to be married to a carpenter named Joseph. She was told by an angel that she would give birth to God's son. Joseph also received a revelation from an angel. He was told that the expected... Continue Reading →
Was Jesus a real person? Yes. Jesus was a real historical person, and he is documented by multiple sources outside of the Bible. Only a few decades after his crucifixion, Jesus was mentioned by both Jewish and Roman historians. Their accounts describe aspects of the life and death of Jesus. He is also documented in... Continue Reading →
During Holy Week I like to reflect on the Old Testament as I prepare for Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday because it is an awe-inspiring reminder of God's perspective and plan. Throughout the Old Testament little breadcrumbs are dropped through the dark and treacherous forest leading us to our redeemer Jesus Christ. The promised Messiah... Continue Reading →
My son recently asked me my thoughts about heaven and hell. Was heaven really a place in the clouds with golden gates and angels playing harps? Is it individualized to the person filled with all of the things and people we love? What about hell? Is it a fiery pit beneath the earth with Satan... Continue Reading →
When mankind was created, God spoke directly to his chosen. Among those were Adam, Eve, Noah, Abraham, and Moses. After the Hebrews entered the promised land and began to go astray, he sent his Holy Spirit to speak through the prophets. But all of that was in the past. Through Isaiah the Holy Spirit prophesied... Continue Reading →
I have been sitting on these feelings for far too long as I personally believe politics has no place in Christianity. However, as I see the world changing around me I feel the Holy Spirit calling me to stand up for for truth. There is a division growing within the church and it is dividing... Continue Reading →
The post discusses the increasing political power of Christian influence in the U.S., including laws promoting Christian practices in public schools. It emphasizes the need for separation of church and state, condemns Christian Nationalism, and highlights the importance of love and compassion in Christian values.
It's easy to feel happy when everything is going you well in your life. But it's nearly impossible to be happy when you are worn down by a difficult situation. This is because our happiness is dependent on our external circumstances. Since our external situation continually changes that means any happiness we have is fleeting.... Continue Reading →
Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.
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May You Hear, Recognize, Understand and Respond when God Talks to You!
My garden is full of delights! It fills the senses with beauty, color and wonder. It helps me to understand beautiful truths about God, the Creator of heaven and earth.
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Seek and You Will Find 