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Life is full of uncertainties, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the challenges we face. Many of us struggle with control, wanting to handle everything on our own. But God invites us to surrender our burdens and allow Him to guide us. Letting God take the reins of your life is an act of trust, humility, and faith that brings peace and purpose.
Read moreQUESTION - What did Jesus teach regarding what to do to be saved? I just want to know what Jesus said. Can you give me only what Jesus said without going into what others say?
Read moreOur two sons have both said they would like to retire early to have more time to spend “making God famous.” Good friend Dennis recently shared a quote with me by the great preacher of the past, D.L. Moody, “Our greatest fear should not be of failure, but of success at something that doesn’t really matter.”
Read moreWhen you die, don’t worry about your body. Your relatives and funeral staff will do it. I know this firsthand. I’ve done it myself. They will take you out of the house and deliver you to the funeral home of your family’s choice. They will take off your clothes. They will wash youThey will dress you up. They will even apply makeup to make you look presentable.
Read moreQUESTION - Romans 8:38-39 mean? Can A Christian fall away from serving God and go back to the world and turn his back on the way of salvation and be lost?
Read moreDavid and I had been texting back and forth on a matter and I thought we were through. Then I started getting all these “cute” little symbols from him in texts. So I replied with question and exclamation marks. Then I got another text explaining, “Oops! That was supposed to go to my wife!” We both had a good laugh, but it did remind me of the Bible verse, “Be sure your sin will find you out.” (Numbers 32:23) Danny Biddy, Chaplain: Chambers County Sheriff ’s Office & Fellowship of Christian Cowboys
Read moreFasting is a spiritual discipline often mentioned in Scripture as a way for believers to draw closer to God, seek His guidance, and humble themselves before Him. It is more than abstaining from food; it is a time of deep prayer, repentance, and worship. The Bible teaches that fasting aligns our hearts with God’s will, helping us grow spiritually and strengthen our relationship with Him.
Read moreQuestion - I hear people say things like “ God just spoke to me,” does God speak to people individually in special messages today, and if He does why doesn’t He talk to everyone since He is not supposed to be a “respecter of persons” (Rom. 2:11) Answer - Your question is a very relevant one and shows that you read your bible. Thank you for the scripture noted. The answer to your question is plainly that God does not talk to people individually in any way other than through His Word (the Bible). The idea that God gives some people special messages and leaves others out is against what the Bible says in Romans 2 and in Acts 17. Certainly, in the Old Testament and the New Testament while the Bible was still being revealed to men, God did speak through inspiration to those who wrote the Bible. While the revelation of God was in the process of being delivered in written form, God spoke through the Spirit to men, so that his general will would be known. Notice Hebrews 11: 1- 2“God who at sundry times and in divers’ manners, spoke in times past unto the fathers by the prophets, has in these last days spoken to us by His Son, whom He has appointed heir of all thing by whom he made the worlds.” This passaged clearly teaches that God communicates to us differently today. God is truly not a partial God who whispers new things to some but keeps those things from others. God is not deaf, nor is He mute today. He speaks to us through His word, the Bible and we speak to Him through prayer.
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