Be Anxious for Nothing
In Christ, despite your problems, it is possible to live being anxious for nothing. But it’s possible through prayer.
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Submission and Humility Go Hand-in-Hand – 1 Peter 5 v 5-7
It’s understandable that because knowledge has increased in this generation, the young generation may be more exposed to much more information and light from scripture. But God’s word says the younger should submit to the elder. Why? Because such a grown man may have experiences in life the young generation doesn’t have. So, for the young to listen to them, they could avoid certain mistakes. However, no young person can obey this scripture if one doesn’t clothe oneself in humility. Here’s how submission and humility go hand-in-hand.
What Does It Mean to Store Up Treasures in Heaven for Yourself?
Nothing is a waste to God when you serve Him. And the more you serve, the greater your reward. That is what it means to store up treasures in heaven for yourself.
Shepherd God’s Flock Well – 1st Peter 5 v 1-4 – A Message to Pastors
1st Peter chapter 5 is the last chapter of the epistle. And although the Apostle spoke about various things in previous verses, he knew that it was worth it to conclude his epistle by giving spiritual advice to pastors, which when followed, will sustain God’s church. Find out some explained things, all from 1 Peter 5:1-4, pastors must do in doing God’s work with excellence and diligence.
Three Biblical Qualifications for a Godly Man to Date
With the rise of gender misconceptions amongst several people, especially in the United States, many are disregarding what the Bible teaches about godly dating, and that is really tragic. In this article, I will be writing on three biblical qualifications for a godly man to date, all explained from the book of Genesis in the Bible.
Live Wisely in This Perverse Generation
Evil is really present in this world. Prioritising learning how to live wisely in this perverse generation is for your good. Learn more in this article today.
Praise God for Bearing Christ’s Sufferings – 1 Peter 4 v 15-16
As a child of God, let it be in your consciousness that the fact that you’re born again means you’re odd. And that oddness isn’t because of anything wrong you’ve done; it’s just because God has chosen you. For that sake, you will be persecuted. But when it happens, instead of bowing down in shame, praise God for bearing Christ’s sufferings in your body.
Serve for God’s Glory – 1 Peter 4 v 7-11
1st Peter chapter 4 verses 7 to 11 covers general instructions to all believers in Christ, concerning how we ought to live careful lives and behave well to one another as we serve for God’s glory. The instructions are many. But today, by God’s grace, I’ll take them one by one and delve deeper into this article. So don’t stop here. Go ahead and read on.
Insurance – Should Christians Pay for It or Not?
As a child of God taught by able ministers of grace that God is our protector, it became challenging to consider paying for insurance. It wasn’t because I didn’t have money to do it. I didn’t see the worth of its subscription since it’s been fused in my Spirit that God protects me. After careful consideration of the theme, I decided to study it in the scriptures. Today, I’m glad to write an answer I got from the study.
All People Will Be Judged by the Standards of the Gospel of Christ – 1 Peter 4 v 4-6
If Jesus comes today, will He judge the people in the Old Testament who lived by the Law differently from the New Testament believers? Find out the answer in this Study Scripture article.
Do Not Grieve the Holy Spirit of God – What Does It Mean?
Some believers do things which rather grieve the Spirit instead of glorifying Him in our lives. And sincerely speaking, many of these believers don’t know or like what they’re doing because God prompts them to stop it. Learn what it means when the Bible says “Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God.”
He Who Has Suffered in the Flesh Has Ceased from Sin – 1 Peter 4 v 1-3
“… for he who has suffered in the flesh has ceased from sin.” Really, that statement got me thinking a lot. But upon careful analysis of what the Apostle was writing, it is true. Let’s delve deeper into these three initial verses of 1 Peter chapter 4.