compassion amidst a world that is often marked by division and self-centeredness.
In the midst of this darkness in the world, we have been given a powerful tool to share the light of Christ with others: our testimony.
As Christians living in the last days - a time of great uncertainty and upheaval - it can be easy to feel anxious and overwhelmed by the state of the world and the many challenges we face.
As Christians, we believe that we are living in the last days, a time of spiritual warfare and conflict. The Bible tells us that in these times, there will be increased demonic activity and deception, as the enemy seeks to deceive and destroy the people of God. But as believers, we have been equipped with the power of Christ to stand firm in the face of this spiritual opposition.
Holy means to be set apart, to be different than the world we are living in. The people around you should notice that there is something different about you that makes them wonder what it is.
What can we expect from the people and cultures while waiting for Christ's return?
If you are like me, you have been around prayer all your life but have never been taught how to pray. There is no simple how-to or structured process taught by any of the institutions where it is beneficial to hold such a training course. Prayer is our most potent weapon, after all. Amazingly, so few know how to use it.
Jesus gives us precise instructions on how to pray. Let's review them.
What is one of the hallmarks of a well-grounded Christian? A grateful heart.
According to Meriam-Webster, grateful means: appreciative of benefits received or, put another way, pleasing by reason of comfort supplied or discomfort alleviated.
What does it mean to be grateful?
There is a danger that has been in the making, but has come front and center over the past few decades and seems prevalent today.
We are told consistently throughout the Bible to pray, even to pray continuously. Have you ever been taught how to pray?