Much of what I read in the word this week seemed to focus on having the Lord on your side, on having the Lord as your fortress and on having the Lord as a sure help in times of trouble. The word of God is a well of knowledge which provides understanding to the simple.Continue reading “The Lord is on your side”
Category Archives: Christian Living
The struggle of living between two kingdoms
The more I get deeper in life with Christ, the more I understand the gap that exists between the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness. This gap creates a tension that Paul explains well in the book of Romans saying that there are two laws at work in the life of the believerContinue reading “The struggle of living between two kingdoms”
Be Strong and Courageous
The bible is extremely clear on the fact that the sinful nature – the flesh is in direct opposition to the spirit. When Christ gave his life on the cross for us, he also redeemed us and gave us new life in him; this new life gave us a new identity and a new purpose.Continue reading “Be Strong and Courageous”
Fighting God’s way
Most of our difficulties in life stem from the fact that we are not letting God be God but instead we try to take His place. We have a hard time letting someone else take charge of our lives and that brings a lot of pain, heartaches and headaches; all of which could have beenContinue reading “Fighting God’s way”
Applying yourself to knowledge
From ages to ages, God is God. He is everlasting and He is before all things (Colossians 1:17). Every biblical story begins with God at the forefront, He is the point of everything, like Colossians puts it, “All things were created by Him and for Him” (Colossians 1:16). This is the premise of the bible:Continue reading “Applying yourself to knowledge”
The heart of worship
The story of Israel is such a good depiction of our redemption story, isn’t it? Often times, when we read about Israel’s rebellion we wonder how a nation as unworthy as they were could be the recipient of God’s grace and favour? But a close look at our own lives enables us to see thatContinue reading “The heart of worship”
The mercy of God
Many of us Christians who have been born again and have accepted the finished work of Christ on the cross tend to have a poor view of mercy at times. For some, it is no longer necessary because Christ has imputed his righteousness on us therefore before God we are righteous and not in needContinue reading “The mercy of God”
The legacy of Man
Among all the kings Israel had, David was the reference, the one to look to. His reference was unlike any other because he followed the Lord his God in everything. In Israel, if it was told of you that you followed in the steps of David your forefather, then you knew you did well. InContinue reading “The legacy of Man”
In the spirit of Thanksgiving
As I reflect on this week, I stand amazed at how many things I can thank God for. In a week, the Lord has proven to be faithful in all His dealings towards me. I do not deserve any of His goodness and care over my life yet that is what I get. As weContinue reading “In the spirit of Thanksgiving”
Loving Our Enemies
In the book of Ephesians, Paul has a prayer that reflects his desire for the Ephesians to know the depth of the love of God. He says “and I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the saints, to grasp how wide and long and high andContinue reading “Loving Our Enemies”
A Word Aptly Spoken 