“For it is better to suffer for doing good, if that should be God’s will, than for doing evil.” ~Apostle Peter
A curious warning is given to us in Peter’s first letter. There he tells us to be ready to give …
A curious warning is given to us in Peter’s first letter. There he tells us to be ready to give …
Jesus shows me how to love and be kind. Jesus commands me to love. God wants me to be kind, …
News flash! The wise will love us. God is in a good mood. Jesus challenges us all. Do not give …
Well, this is a simple job description. What is my job? It is to bless. That is it!! When I …
I must embrace life. I want to see my days fill up with good stuff. God’s goal for us is …
The main thing: Jesus died for me and on the third day after He was buried Jesus was raised from …
How tolerant of other believers should we be? Even when disputing/dialoguing over prominent doctrines, a disciple of Jesus should exercise …
Am I humble enough? Not yet and that is important to understand. Who gets the credit? That is a central question. …
God is holy. God does not tolerate evil and wickedness. What is my job when I encounter evil and wickedness? …
Can I pass the test? Let’s call it the mercy test. Jesus orders me to be merciful. Am I? Jesus …
Does God command me to be humble? Yes, Absolutely. There is no doubt about it. The Bible describes humility …
Goodness is virtue and holiness in action. Jesus calls on me to radically change how I think and do good. …
Jesus is clear that I will be more than happy if I am meek and gentle. I will in fact …
My job is to be a blessing. Being agreeable is a key to blessing others. The ability to agree with …
Peter heard Jesus talk many times about what defiles someone and what doesn’t. He absorbed all the lessons the Master …
I should go all out for it. Pursue it no matter what. Peace is from Jesus but I have to …
My job is to be sympathetic. No doubt about it. That leads to me being a blessing. It is way …
There is something in my nature about wanting to get even. That is a part of our culture. We see it …