Meaning of the Proverb Key Life Lessons THE TIMELESS MIRROR. 📌Every LIFE’S ISSUES has the tendency to LESSEN a person! No problem should be undermined no matter the nature whether it’s SINS or AFFLICTIONS… none is palatable! Can an EAGLE ever be compared with a SPARROW in any way? Yet just a LITTLE INJURY onContinue reading “Temporary setbacks bring all ‘kinds’ of “help”. Trust God; pray always.”
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And we pray this evening…
Dear God, thank You for bringing me through another day. As I get ready to rest tonight, I’m asking for the kind of peace that doesn’t make sense given everything I might be facing. Your Word in Mark 4:39 says, “Then He arose and rebuked the wind, and said to the sea, ‘Peace, be still!’Continue reading “And we pray this evening…”
1 peter and 2nd Peter summary….
The biblical books of 1 Peter and 2 Peter are general epistles written by the Apostle Peter to encourage early Christians facing suffering and internal threats. 1 PeterOverviewDate Written: Around A.D. 62–64 (prior to Peter’s martyrdom under Emperor Nero).By Whom: The Apostle Peter (with the help of Silvanus as a carrier/copious assistant).To Whom: Christian believers (likelyContinue reading “1 peter and 2nd Peter summary….”
NB: Trust God!
NB: Hallelujah!!!
God IS able. Trust Him.
God ALWAYS hears you.
Epistle of James
Summary Key Highlights by Chapter The Epistle of James is one of the most practical books in the New Testament. It focuses heavily on “faith in action” rather than abstract theology. Written by James (likely the brother of Jesus), it serves as a manual for Christian ethics and daily conduct. Here is a breakdown of itsContinue reading “Epistle of James”
And we pray through 1 and 2nd Peter: Both letters are attributed to Simon Peter, one of Jesus’ closest apostles.
Authorship and Date Key Teaching Points 1 Peter: Suffering and Hope Living Hope: Believers have been born again into a permanent, living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Purpose of Suffering: Trials test and refine a believer’s faith like fire refines gold. Suffering is expected, but it is temporary. Chosen People: Christians areContinue reading “And we pray through 1 and 2nd Peter: Both letters are attributed to Simon Peter, one of Jesus’ closest apostles.”