The Apostle Peter calls us “newborn babies.” We know that newborn babies have only their mother and father to take care of them.
I will exalt. I will praise. I will commend. I will tell. I will meditate. I will proclaim and I will celebrate. What a way to start the New Year.
One of the oldest instruments for navigation has been the magnetic compass. It is a vital tool that allows ships to steer a given course.
When fear troubles our heart and soul, we know no other solution than to get on our knees and pray.
When you and I have a vision, a mental picture or a revelation our immediate problem is how to turn that vision into fact.
Our cities are crowded. And yet, there are more lonely people who live pointless, purposeless lives than ever before. Why?
When we talk about Christian Liberties or freedom to do as we like… the Scripture does not always lay down little rules for our conduct to tell us just the things we ought to do or not to do but, states moral – ethical – decent principles which should guide the Christian’s actions.
Over the years Psalm 23 has brought comfort to those who suffer from all the hurt, anguish, pain, remorse, distress, misery, sadness and wretchedness… we could go on and on.
How do we determine what to believe and think? How do we determine the right choice to make? Or the right course of action to pursue?
Death has been called, “the moment when all things become equal.” However, that too maybe a confusing expression; It is true no matter who we are, how much money we have, or how much influence we exert, death is inescapable.
