“It is good to acknowledge your weaknesses, for recognizing them is the first step towards overcoming them (Proverbs 28:13). As you surrender your shortcomings to God, He will help you rise above them into a life of obedience, selflessness, and love (Ephesians 4:32).Don’t worry about the future, but instead, trust in God’s plan and promise that it …[Read more]
Men suffer because they love self, and do not love righteousness, and loving self they love their delusions, and it is by these that they are bound. There is one supreme liberty of which no man can be deprived by any but himself the liberty to love and to practise righteousness. This includes all other liberties. It belongs to the whipped and chain…[Read more]
The foolish man trivializes small faults, indulgences, and sins, believing they have no significant impact on his life. He convinces himself that as long as he avoids major immoralities, he is virtuous and even holy. However, this mindset deprives him of true virtue and holiness. The world sees him for who he is and doesn’t reverence, adore, or lov…[Read more]
Just as a person must leave one country to settle in another, we must leave the kingdom of sin to enter the kingdom of God. Leaving behind the old life means relinquishing cherished sins, worldly pleasures, and harmful relationships. As we renounce the old, we gain a new life in Christ. This transformation benefits not only us but also those around…[Read more]
Step into God’s freedom and strength, manifesting your divine potential now. Don’t postpone, act today, trusting His guidance. Live in His presence, behold His abundance, and surrender to His grace, declaring your purity and redemption in Jesus’ name.…
Remember, your thoughts shape your reality. Choose to focus on God’s goodness and provision, and watch your circumstances transform. As the Psalmist declares, “The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing” (Psalm 23:1). May this truth resonate in your heart and guide you out of poverty and into God’s abundant blessings.…
In the spiritual battlefield of our souls, two masters vie for dominance: the master of self, also known as the ‘prince of this world’ (John 12:31), and the master of Truth, our Father God. The master of self wields weapons of darkness, including passion, pride, avarice, vanity, and self-will (Galatians 5:19-21). In contrast, the master of Truth us…[Read more]
The hearts of the righteous are protected by God and His holy angels, shielding them from the darkness of evil. Psalm 91:11-12 says, “For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways… They will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.On the other hand, those with evil hearts are…[Read more]
When a man has surrendered his sinful nature, his earthly desires, and his own understanding, he has entered into a deeper knowledge of God’s character and love. He has crucified the fleshly desire for earthly gain and the fear of eternal punishment, and has relinquished even the love of life itself, gaining eternal life and supreme bliss in Christ…[Read more]
Men often pray for peace but hold onto anger and strife, causing division and conflict. This is spiritual ignorance. Jesus taught us to be peacemakers (Matthew 5:9) and overcome evil with good (Romans 12:21). We should remove the beam from our own eye before judging others (Matthew 7:5). Love covers sins, and self-conquest leads to perfect peace. L…[Read more]
True strength and wisdom come from within, through faith in Jesus Christ. No external force can give you victory, but God’s truth within you will set you free (John 8:36). Trust in the Lord and His Word, for He is your rock and salvation (Psalm 18:2).”Folly and wisdom, weakness and strength, are within a man, and not in any external thing, neither …[Read more]
“Fraudulent gain is like a bubble that will eventually burst. As the Bible says, ‘Dishonest money dwindles away, but he who gathers money little by little makes it grow’ (Proverbs 13:11). The pursuit of wealth through fraudulent means may seem tempting, but it ultimately leads to collapse and loss.In Matthew 25:14-30, Jesus teaches us that we are s…[Read more]
Start humble, don’t pretend to be something you’re not. Humility and hard work lead to success, not arrogance and showmanship. God blesses the humble, not the proud (Luke 14:11, Proverbs 16:18, James 4:6).…
To experience God’s presence, purify your heart and life by overcoming selfishness and sin. Strive for truth and goodness, and Christ’s presence will be revealed in your innermost being, bringing peace and guidance.…
To experience God’s presence, purify your heart and life by overcoming selfishness and sin. Strive for truth and goodness, and Christ’s presence will be revealed in your innermost being, bringing peace and guidance.…
“Obedience to God’s word and will, rooted in faith and trust, brings spiritual growth, joy, and eternal blessings, as we surrender our lives to His divine plan and purpose.” (Romans 1:5, John 14:15)
Surrendering to God’s will is a courageous act of faith, trusting in His divine plan, and releasing control and fears. It brings inner peace, guidance, strength, and a deeper connection with God. A continuous process, surrendering leads to transformation, growth, and joy, as we trust in God’s loving plan.…
Prayer is a powerful tool that connects us to the divine, providing comfort, guidance, and strength. It’s a personal conversation with a higher power, offering forgiveness, healing, and protection. Prayer brings peace, calms minds, and soothes spirits, reminding us we’re not alone and cared for.
