Silhouette of a man carrying a large wooden cross at sunset, symbolizing the call to take up your cross daily and follow Christ.
To take up your cross daily means more than enduring hardship—it’s a daily choice to deny yourself, follow Christ, and live for eternity. In this post, we explore how believers can walk in obedience, endure with purpose, and live each day ready for Jesus’ return. Discover the true cost—and reward—of following Him.
A closed Holy Bible lies on a dark wooden table, buried in layers of dust and dirt, illuminated by a single beam of light in an otherwise shadowy room.
A Warning and a Reminder of Christ’s Near Return “For the time is coming when people […]
A lone figure in anguish kneels in a dark, empty space framed by towering flames. In the background, a small barred window reveals a glimpse of paradise with lush greenery, symbolizing its unattainable nature.
Explore the biblical truth about hell—not as a party scene portrayed in pop culture, but as eternal isolation from God. This post examines how Scripture describes hell as solitary, final, and chosen by many in defiance of the Trinity, contrasting cultural myths with the urgent hope of the gospel.
A dramatic sunset over a wheat field, with golden stalks glowing in the warm light. Among the wheat, dark and withered tares stand in contrast. Above, the sky is alive with movement as clouds part, revealing a radiant light shining down, symbolizing the second coming of Christ. Related to Christ's return.
Christ’s return: Do you find it exciting? Or Scary? “You search the Scriptures because you think […]
A peaceful hospital scene where a patient sleeps in bed, facing away from a window. Monitors are connected to the patient, while loved ones gather around, holding their hands. The family gazes out the window at a glowing cross in the distance, symbolizing faith, hope, and comfort. The room is softly lit, creating a warm and serene atmosphere. The loved ones are asking why do christians suffer after being saved?
Why Do Christians Suffer After Being Saved? Many people assume that once they give their lives […]
We Left God - He didn't leave us
? You left—God never did. ?➡️❤️ No matter how far you've wandered, His arms are still open. Will you turn back?
A Christian kneeling in peaceful prayer outside an imposing government building at twilight, with light breaking through dark clouds above.
As Christians, we are called to submit to government authority, even when the world around us grows more corrupt. Romans 13 reminds us that God establishes all authority. Our focus should remain on representing God’s kingdom faithfully, while staying obedient to the government and trusting in His ultimate plan.
A peaceful wheat field showing sections of healthy wheat, rocky ground with few sprouts, and thorny weeds, representing the Parable of the Sower and receiving the Word.
In Matthew 13:18-23, Jesus teaches us that how we receive the Word of God determines whether it bears fruit in our lives. Are distractions, worries, or hardships keeping you from growing in faith? Discover how to cultivate good soil in your heart and live a life that reflects the truth of God's Word. ? #ReceivingTheWord #ParableOfTheSower #SpiritualGrowth #FaithInAction #LastDaysLiving
Humility
The post discusses the challenge Christians face in practicing humility, emphasizing the countercultural nature of this virtue in a self-promoting world. Using Philippians 2:3-8, the author highlights Jesus' example of humility through service, obedience, and sacrifice. The message encourages adopting Christ's mindset, focusing on serving others daily, empowered by His Spirit.
The Parable of the Weeds
Explore the Parable of the Weeds from Matthew 13:24-30 and learn its significance in distinguishing true believers from imposters. Reflect on your faith, commitment to Christ, and actions to ensure you are not an imposter among Christians. Use our guide to self-scrutinize, compare teachings to God's Word, and cultivate genuine faith.
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