In a world where condemnation and accusations reign supreme, there is yet another voice that speaks better things. While He is better placed to accuse, Jesus says, “neither do I condemn you, go and sin more.” Christ is in the business of restoration, and He can restore you, too.
Read More Neither Do I Condemn You; Go and Sin No MoreDealing with sin problems is a skill God never gave us. We are far more likely to mess up when the sin is public, and others (instead of us) are guilty. Are there any spiritual dangers in making public sins a matter of casual discussions? And does the word of God offer any solutions?
Read More What to Do with Other People’s SinsOne of the saddest commentaries about sin ever written in the Bible is that its pleasures are seasonal. Any gratification and rewards that sin affords the sinner do not endure the test of time. It starts with extravagant promises, but it seldom goes all the way. Anyone deluded by sin is like a city whose lighting is generated by a seasonal river—blackout is on the way!
Read More Pleasures of Sin for a SeasonWe often put a lot of effort into erasing marks and scars that openly display our failures. But God seems to be working differently. There are some marks of death that God chose not to erase. In fact, Christ’s mark of crucifixion will endure for eternity… Let’s glean some truth from this enduring reality.
Read More The Marks of Death that God Chose Never to EraseThe ability to wait patiently for things to fall in place at the fullness of time, is something that is highly appreciated. Those who can withstand the unpleasantness of the here and now, in preparation for the sweet by and by, are considered men and women of stellar moral convictions. You have heard before, when men and women of experience, recommend the concept of delayed gratification, especially to youths and teens who are trying to crack the code of life.
Read More Some Things Can’t be Safely DelayedThere are life’s great things and life’s best things. Do you know the difference? We all tend to confuse and trade them for each other. While life’s great things are not accessible to all, life’s best things are within our reach. Find out and reclaim your joy.
Read More Life’s Best ThingsBible translation enables us to understand God’s word, yet translating terms related to sin can lead to confusion. This post explains four related but distinct terms: trespass, sin, iniquity, and abomination. Understanding these distinctions emphasizes humanity’s need for redemption through Christ.
Read More Trespass, Sin, Iniquity, and Abomination: Related But DistinctMen and women struggleTo be free and independentNot owing no one nothingNeither expecting anything from someone. But could it be that they lied to us,Who told us that we need to be autonomous?I don’t mean an outright lie,But a subtle, well-calculated one that hides between the jot and tittle. Of course, it is sweet to […]
Read More We Need WeWhen I started, this writing business, It was all about my desire to share my thoughts with whoever has time to read, Or as providence enabled, serving works of art to those who love creativity, Or sometimes just sharing my opinions without being limited by interruptions that can re-channel my flow of thoughts, But isn’t […]
Read More I’m Going To Write Again!A truth told in time helps people make the right decision. A truth told when the sands of time are run leads to regret. Is this why the women bearing the resurrection report were asked to go quickly? Find out in out in this inspiring piece.
Read More Go Quickly: Another Look at the Resurrection Morning
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