Jehovah Shalom: The Lord Who Calms the Storms of Life Finding Peace in a World Gone Mad We’re living in a world that’s increasingly chaotic. Uncertainty and pressure seem to be piling up on us from every direction. Bills are overdue, expectations are mounting, relationships are getting more complicated by the day and suddenly our […]
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El-Roi: The God who Sees Sometimes we feel alone like our misery is not noticed by anyone. Today I want to remind you that we serve a God who sees In the Hebrew tongue, He is called El Roi – meaning the God who sees me. This name is found only once in the scriptures
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BENEFITS OF SHARING YOUR FAITH It is a fact that some Christians find it very difficult to share their faith, probably because of shame, scorn, and fear of being singular. In our society, today of political correctness, hate speech and cancel culture. Religion has become extremely individualistic and private. Christians now avoid sharing their faith
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Sometimes we feel alone like our misery is not noticed by anyone. Today I want to remind you that we serve a God who sees In the Hebrew tongue, He is called El Roi – meaning the God who sees me. This name is found only once in the scriptures in Genesis 16 and was
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Fear is a natural emotion we feel when faced with apparent threat of danger, pain or harm. In many ways it is a good thing that we are capable of feeling fear. If we couldn’t feel afraid, then we would not be held back from jumping over a guard rail unprotected or from grabbing a
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For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,” declares the Lord. “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts. Isaiah 55:8-9 Have you ever argued with God over instruction or wondered why He didn’t come
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Good God, Bad World Some months back I drove past a village, a few weeks after intertribal crises. I came down from the vehicle, both hands in the air scanned by the red eyes of armed men. Bullet holes in deserted buildings told the stories I had not witnessed. I saw innocent kids peeping from
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