The heart of God

Throughout the Bible, there are many stories that depict the character of God. At its core, the Bible is the story of a Husband who pursues His Bride which started with the people of Israel. This love story is what we would call “complicated” as the love is often one-sided and filled with disappointments forContinue reading “The heart of God”

God’s Unchanging Character

In my reading of Isaiah this week, I was struck by a verse that says, “You come to the help of those who do right, who remember your ways” (Isaiah 64:5). Another translation says, “you meet him who joyfully works righteousness, those who remember you in your ways” (ESV). This latter translation jumped out evenContinue reading “God’s Unchanging Character”

The Sabbath, a Day of rest

We often declare “God is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow” without really thinking about the implications of such a statement. Often times, when that statement is made, it is as a way to encourage the hearer that what God did in the past, He is still capable of doing today. Most of us believersContinue reading “The Sabbath, a Day of rest”

Fear is not your portion

As the title of this blog post suggests: “Fear is not your portion” if you are in Christ. Indeed, as a believer in the LORDJesus, there is no such thing as fear because our saviour and LORD has defeated any enemy we could have. He defeated sickness, defeated pain and suffering, defeated anxiety, defeated poverty, defeated fear andContinue reading “Fear is not your portion”

Being Watchful

“The fool speaks folly, and his heart is busy with iniquity, to practice ungodliness, to utter error concerning the LORD, to leave the craving of the hungry unsatisfied, and to deprive the thirsty of drink” (Isaiah 32:6). What a horrifying description of a fool that is! Have you ever thought of a fool as someone whoContinue reading “Being Watchful”

On loving the Lord with our heart, soul and strength

The commandment of the Lord to the people of Israel spoken through Moses to love Him with all their hearts, souls and strength was given straight after this premise: “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one” (Deuteronomy 6:4). Before hearing and obeying any commandment from the LORD, it is important toContinue reading “On loving the Lord with our heart, soul and strength”