Worrying is something we all struggle with at some point in life. Whether it’s finances, health, relationships, or the future, worry creeps in and steals our peace. But as believers, we don’t have to live in fear or anxiety. God’s Word gives us countless promises of His faithfulness and care.
The reality is that no amount of worry can extend your life or add anything to your physical being. Instead, worrying robs you of sleep, health, and precious years of life. It is only when you live worry-free that God’s anointing flows freely within you—strengthening, healing, restoring, and adding blessings to your life.
The question of who is a Christian is crucial today because, over time, many words lose their original essence, meaning, and value. This has been the case with the word “Christian.” So, who is a Christian?
In the first century (40-100 AD), the term “Christian” referred to someone who was a true follower of Jesus Christ—one who believed in and accepted the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross for their sins, repented from their former way of life, and actively lived by the teachings of the Bible.
Jesus Christ is undeniably the most influential figure in human history. His life, teachings, death, and resurrection have not only shaped the foundation of Christianity but also influenced countless aspects of culture, philosophy, and morality worldwide. Whether you are a believer, a historian, or someone curious about His story, the life and ministry of Jesus offer a compelling narrative of humility, sacrifice, and divine purpose. Let’s dive deeper into the remarkable journey of Jesus Christ, from His early life to His enduring legacy.
Depression and anxiety are among the most challenging struggles many face today, affecting the heart, mind, and spirit. The good news is that God’s Word offers timeless wisdom, hope, and healing for those burdened by these emotions. Through biblical counseling, individuals can overcome depression and anxiety by finding peace in Christ and aligning their thoughts with God’s truth.
Miscarriage is a heart-wrenching loss, but God’s Word provides comfort and hope for those navigating the journey of grief. Through miscarriage biblical counseling, grieving parents can find healing, assurance, and peace in God’s promises. If you’re walking through this valley, know that God is near, and His love will carry you through.
Anger is a powerful emotion that can either build or destroy, depending on how it is handled. The Bible does not shy away from addressing anger, offering profound guidance on transforming it into a godly response. Anger biblical counseling focuses on identifying the root causes of anger and applying biblical principles to manage it in a way that honors God.
Grief is a natural response to loss, but navigating its emotional and spiritual depths can feel overwhelming. The Bible offers profound comfort and hope for those walking through seasons of sorrow. In this post, we explore the foundations of Bible grief counseling, share key scriptures for comfort, and provide practical steps for finding healing through God’s Word.
Marriage is a beautiful covenant designed by God, but it requires guidance, patience, and faith to thrive. Whether you’re newlyweds, preparing for marriage, or navigating challenges, the Bible offers timeless wisdom to strengthen your relationship. In this post, we’ll explore key Bible scriptures for marriage counseling, insights on scriptures for marriage counseling, and how to approach biblical premarital counseling for a solid foundation.
Biblical counseling offers a profound, transformative approach to addressing the challenges of life, relationships, and faith. Rooted in Scripture, this counseling method reaches beyond superficial solutions to address the heart of human struggles, offering the eternal hope found in Christ. Let’s explore the key aspects of biblical counseling and its role in ministry.
God desires more than just religious observance; He calls us to know Him intimately and personally. Through a closer look at biblical figures and the teachings of Jesus, we explore what it means to truly know God and how a personal relationship with Him leads to a life of purpose, salvation, and spiritual growth.
Hosea 6:3 NLT
“Oh! Efforçons-nous de connaître l’Éternel! Il viendra pour nous aussi sûrement que le soleil se lève, aussi certainement que la pluie de printemps.”
Dans le livre d’Osée, Dieu appelle Son peuple à revenir à Lui et à chercher à Le connaître. C’est l’un des grands thèmes de la Bible : revenir à Dieu et Le servir.
The true knowledge of God liberates the soul. People pursue many things except the knowledge of God. But seeking first the kingdom and the righteousness of God guarantees that we will have all the things necessary to fulfill God’s purposes in our lives.
The Bible is filled with verses that guide and encourage us to live out the purpose God has ordained for our lives. Below are powerful scriptures that point to the importance of discovering, guarding, and fulfilling the unique purpose God has given to each of us.
Paul said to Timothy, “O Timothy! Guard what was committed to your trust.”
It is a serious matter, friends. You have only one life to fulfill purpose, and you are living it already. You may say, “I am not a pastor like Timothy, so it doesn’t concern me.” Oh yes, my friend, this instruction concerns all believers. You have received something from God: a spiritual gift, a talent, an ability, a purpose, a ministry, or a call. You have the responsibility to guard it.
Waiting on God can be challenging, but the Bible offers many verses that encourage patience, trust, and faith in His timing. These scriptures remind us that waiting is an active process of faith, during which God strengthens and prepares us for what is to come.
We live in the world at a time when speed is an advantage. The faster or the quicker is the better. People want the fastest computer, fastest telephone, fastest car, the fastest way to grow, the fastest way to cook, the fastest way to have this or that. Have you noticed that when you are downloading something today and it delays just a little bit, you get impatient and worried?
Beaucoup de chrétiens connaissent ce passage. Il a été cité et prêché de nombreuses fois dans nos églises, surtout lors des sessions de prière. Le leader le cite simplement pour encourager les croyants à prier. Amis, comment cherchez-vous Dieu et Le trouvez-vous ? Ou comment cherchez-vous et trouvez-vous ce que vous cherchez ?
Many christians are familiar with this passage. It has been quoted and preached many times in our churches and especially during prayer sessions. The leader will just quote it to encourage believers to pray. Friends, how do you seek God and find Him? Or how do you seek and find what you are seeking for?
Familiarity with this passage has caused many believers not to take time to examine it closely. What does the Bible mean by “seeking” and “knocking”?
If we want to understand the true answer to this article’s title question or any other claims Jesus may have made such as, “Did Jesus claim to be equal with God?” or “Did Jesus claim to be the Messiah?” we must get to know the first-century Judean culture and society in which Jesus lived. We need to do this in order to fully understand not only what Jesus says in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, but how His audience heard and understood the things He says to them.