The Heart of Men
Jesus did not just keep doing miracles to hang onto the crowd. He knew some of them did not believe. They only liked the miracles. The free bread. The good feeling. Aim to please God and not men. JOHN 2:24.
Jesus did not just keep doing miracles to hang onto the crowd. He knew some of them did not believe. They only liked the miracles. The free bread. The good feeling. Aim to please God and not men. JOHN 2:24.
Do not always seek for bread. Do not always seek safety, security, and sustenance. Always, seek Jesus. Nothing else will ever be real. JOHN 6:32-35. HAPPY PENTECOST SUNDAY!
How do you respond when things go wrong, or the problems don’t have an immediate solution? Here are God’s two words of advice: Have faith! MARK 11:22.
Faith needs to be exercised and nurtured in order to be strong. The sustenance for faith comes in the good and busy times, not just in the needy and desperate times. MATTHEW 14:31.
If we are still here, it means God still has work for us to do. But our time on earth was never meant to be permanent. Always remember the glorious inheritance that God has waiting for us. JOHN 14:1-3.
Our bodies are vessels for the Lord’s service. How is your vessel? We need to make a commitment to serve Him better. Perhaps we could change the world. ROMANS 12:1-2.
It was usual in ancient times for shepherds to take their sick sheep to a place in the valley (for sick sheep) to die. Crows peck at them most times even before they are ready to give up the ghost. Our Shepherd cares too much for us to let us experience such. PSALM 23:1-4.
God is a Father with a mother’s heart. Waiting to wipe every tear; sitting up with us through the night; and listening to our troubles to solve them while we are yet speaking. ISAIAH 49:15.
We are all grown up, having experienced the ups and downs of life. But we must regain the child-like perspective we once had. MATTHEW 18:3-4.
Frustration is a part of raising children. Any parent can testify. The answer to frustration is not bearing down but is coming to the Lord’s comforting arms. MATTHEW 11:28.
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