This category explores the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, to exactly learn how to be Christians. It will teach us the biblical principles, wisdom, knowledge, and values to make us better equipped in following God and Jesus Christ.
This blog is a reflection of Luke 19:33. It discusses what it means to remember Lot’s wife.
What does it mean to remember Lot’s wife? What are the significant lessons we can learn from this incredible statement of our Savior? Most importantly, how can we apply these lessons in our lives?
In this blog post, let us take a deeper look at Luke 19:33 and understand how to remember Lot’s wife.
Here are the important lessons and pieces of advice for young Christians.
Are you overwhelmed with problems and trials? Do you need help in handling the storms of life? Are you hoping that you can obtain encouragement and motivation to stay the course of the Christian race? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, then you need to read the 10 Biblical keys to staying positive in the midst of trials.
Making excuses is a deadly habit of Christians. It can retard spiritual growth and even stop you from reaching the Kingdom of God. If you are not careful, a simple excuse can lead to big consequences. Instead of doing the will of God, you are preventing Him from working in your life.
How can we stop making excuses? Here are 3 of the best ways you can avoid making excuses.
Do you want to know how to preach the Gospel more effectively? If yes, this blog is for you!
What are the lessons we can learn from the Mother of Jesus? Here are 12 lessons we learn From Mary.
Have you ever wondered what it means to live by every word of God? This blog gives you five answers.
This blog examines the words of Jesus Christ in Matthew 5:14-16. It is about what it means to be a light of the world and how to be a light to other people.
This blog is about how we limit God and how to stop from doing so.
Doomsday preppers are beginning to rise in popularity due to natural calamities and the impending World War III. Should Christians be doomsday preppers or is there a better way for the dark days ahead?
