In a previous article, I exhorted readers to “Pray First, Pray Always” because for believers in Christ prayer is a requirement that is vital in building our relationship with God.
Let’s examine our prayer life and make sure when we pray we are truly praying to our unseen Heavenly Father, with a humble heart and not merely to be seen or heard by others.
At times, during my devotions I would write out my prayer ending with “in Jesus name I pray, Amen, Trust God Nessa”. This footnote is a reminder to me of the importance of trusting God daily. As I studied the scripture for a Biblical example of Incredible Trust in God Jochabed, Moses’ mother, tugged at my heart, she is indeed an inspiration.
A specific area in life that is inevitable and constant is death but yet sometimes it seems to spring on us suddenly and without warning. My encouragement to us all as we mourn the demise of our beloved Pastor is to imitate him as he imitated Christ: “Pray first, Pray always”.
Every year around this time two activities are normally forefront in our minds: Christmas and New Year’s Day. Simultaneously, let’s be watchful and ready for another imminent activity, the Second Coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, which is also “right at the door.”
Displaying An Attitude of Gratitude in all circumstances seems impossible especially when facing difficulties. But the Bible has provided examples like Job who experienced tremendous loss to demonstrate to us that it can be accomplished.
Let’s Be like Barnabas “sons and daughters of encouragement”, a much-needed attribute today in these times of uncertainty.
Walking by Faith and not by sight is an ideal way to develop faith, as muscles are developed through exercise so is faith.
Give your Career Goals to the Lord and watch Him establish your steps.
As I meditated on Biblical Examples of Persistence, Ruth left an indelible impression in my mind of a Persistent Pursuit of God. Her remarkable words in Ruth 1:16-17 are so … [Read more…]
A great leader is called to be a servant foremost and that implies a character of humility. But very often leadership appears to be a breeding ground for pride. Joseph “The Dreamer” eluded this pitfall because whether in the Pit, Prison or Palace he “Constantly Gave God Glory”.