The Corn has Turned Brown: Trusting in God’s Timing
The corn has turned brown. Discussing God's goodness while sharing lessons of resilience and trust in the Lord amidst life’s uncertainties.
The corn has turned brown. Discussing God's goodness while sharing lessons of resilience and trust in the Lord amidst life’s uncertainties.
Being blessed for various virtues, promising rewards in Heaven for those who embody humility, repentance, mercy, and righteousness.
Brokenness: The content explores the concept of praying for brokenness, reflecting on personal suffering and biblical lessons from Job's experience.
Discussing Jesus' journey from healing and choosing apostles to the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on the Beatitudes and ideal Christian qualities.
Disciples. Church growth results from making disciples, not through division or ego. Jesus builds His Church; our role is to share the gospel.
Remember. The text emphasizes the importance of remembering sacrifices made by Christ and American soldiers for freedom and eternal life.
A man sets his house in order before dying, illustrating the need to improve society for future generations through love and kindness.
Jesus, my Lord, is the Good Shepherd. Many of His children are safe in the fold. But some have wandered away. Maybe you have been cast into the briars and brambles of addiction. Or maybe you are just confused, stumbling around in the darkness, endangered by the worldly wolves. But Jesus, the Lover of your soul, is heartbroken because you are in danger. He longs for His lost ones to be safe.
This story illustrates how affluenza can distract individuals from spiritual priorities, leading them to miss opportunities for salvation.
Jesus and The Persecuted Church A fictional story I wrote a few years back. This is not happening in America— Yet.