Jesus Christ told us to lay up treasures in heaven. But what does it really mean? Do you have the deep understanding of what Christ demands from us? In this post, let us study Matthew 6:19-21 and see how we can obtain heavenly treasures that last FOREVER!
Though we read a few things about Andrew, it doesn’t mean that we can’t learn anything from his life. Here’s a blog that lists 10 vital lessons from the life of Andrew, the Apostle.
Learn why discontentment will not just rob you of your happiness, but also your life.
Jesus Christ taught us about the proper way of giving. We read His teaching on Matthew 6:1-4.
However, do you really understand what Matthew 6:1-4 mean? Do you have the right attitude when you give something? Most importantly, do you want to know how to give in such a way that God is pleased?
In this blog, let us take a deeper look at what Matthew 6:1-4 mean and understand Christ’s teaching about giving.
Do you know there are two types of a giver described in the Bible? Both give but they differ in their attitude, motivation, and character. Which one are you?
In this blog, let us take a more in-depth look at what the Apostle Paul meant when He wrote II Corinthians 9:6-8. Most importantly, let us identify the right type of attitude that we should all have when we give.
As Christians, we are called to overcome the evil influence of the world.
But the question is how?
How exactly can we overcome the world? Thankfully the Bible, the living word of God, reveals how we can resist the strong pull of this world.
In this blog post, let me share with you the little-known, but powerful ways for us to overcome the world.
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.
Have you heard of the Peter Pan Syndrome? It is a growing problem, especially in the Western society. You might be infected with this thinking. As a Christian, find out how you can overcome the Peter Pan Syndrome.
