As believers, there will always be things that our flesh desires but has the potential to pull us back into sin, and thus weaken our faith. But thanks be to God that there is no sin that we do not have dominion over, through the blood of the Lamb.
God has provided us with an extraordinary Senior Partner—the Holy Spirit, our Comforter. In John 14:16-17, the Lord Jesus promised the presence of the Holy Spirit, not as a distant observer but as a constant companion residing within us and actively working with us to do God’s will and win in this life.
The reason some believers live in confusion and depression is because they have lost the compass for life’s journey. God never intended for us to navigate life without His Word, because His Word is a lamp to our feet and light unto our path.
God is faithful to His promises. Just as the Lord assured the Israelites of increase and blessings, He has specific promises for you—promises of abundance, favour, and fulfillment. But these promises will not always land in your lap, you have a responsibility to take hold of them.
The things we do as a matter of habit point to what we value and hold in high esteem. Those who walk in obedience to God as a matter of principle show how dearly they love the Lord and esteem His word.
God’s plan for your life cannot be frustrated by challenges and difficulties. His promises are ‘Yes’ and ‘Amen’ (2Cor. 1:20). In other words, He will do as He has promised no matter the prevailing circumstances that make it seem otherwise.
God wants nothing more than to have a closer relationship with man. We were created to have unhindered fellowship with Him and we were not designed to be apart from Him or to live without His Presence.
God’s Wisdom is not the same with the wisdom of this world, as it cannot be studied for or earned like a college degree. That is why many who are intelligent by world standards do err when it comes to the things of God.
The Bible teaches us that the Word of God is quick, potent and powerful. By it, the world was made, and through it, the power of God is released. How then can it be that the same Word ends up not profiting some persons when they receive it?
From our scriptural text today, we see the Apostle Paul being led by the Spirit on where next to preach next. Even though preaching is a good thing, which we ought to do in season and out of season,