In this passage, Jesus, the only begotten Son of God, identifies Himself as the “good shepherd” who lays down His life for His sheep. The majestic Son of God, through whom all things were made (“… apart from Him nothing came into being that has come into being.” John 1:3), identifies Himself as a humble…
The believer is forgiven and saved/redeemed by the grace of God. So, what is grace? “Grace” is a concept that can only be found in the Bible. If ever it is found in other stories, a work of art, a cultural belief or practice, another book, all those are actually influenced by the Bible or…
This verse doesn’t make much sense unless you read the whole passage. The passage concerned is very significant to me. When I was a new believer I struggled with certain temptations that would lead me back to my old life before I knew Christ. So, I looked for a passage in the Bible that would…
The context of the verse is on financial lack. The apostle Paul was saying he’s content whether in need or in abundance. He is able to carry on his work as an apostle in whatever circumstance, in want or in abundance. The secret is being content in Christ. LORD, give me more faith! Hallelujah! ______________________________…
Nations go to war for peace. So do I. I went against the tide when I decided to give my life to Jesus and yes, that truly felt like fighting. But no regrets, I took hold of the eternal life God offers me! What better thing can I have in this world? I might have…
That’s Jesus in Proverbs! In the Bible righteousness is found only in Christ. When you pursue righteousness you are pursuing Jesus. In the New Testament “life” is “an abundant life” and “eternal life”; “loyalty” is “faithfulness”; “honor” is “glory.” You find abundant life and glory in Christ. The Old Testament foreshadows Christ. This proverb or…
Praise God for Christmas! It reminds us to face the New Year with Hope and Courage! Isn’t it so apt that just one week before the new year we always have Christmas? Every end of the year we are faced with uncertainties for the future, and especially more so this year! But Christmas reminds…