Christmas Memories

The author reflects on their childhood memories of Christmas, where poverty meant not having enough food to eat. Despite this, they remember the joy of exchanging gifts and the warmth of wishing other

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The Mountains to Conquer

As we enter adulthood, we must conquer the "mountains" in our lives, which can be blessings or obstacles that test our faith. Just as in ancient times, mountains were considered sacred and symbolized

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The Way

The Spanish poem "Caminante no hay camino" (The path is made by walking) became a popular song that inspired a generation to break the inertia of the times and create their own paths. However, the aut

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Defining Our Condition as Disciples

Being a disciple of Christ requires definition and recognition of his Lordship in our lives. We must reduce our doctrinal equipment to a Christocentric theology and strive to live as role models witho

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Transition from Promise to Possession

God's promises are not empty expressions, but immutable and eternal. To possess them, we must obey and keep his law. Joshua, previously known as Hosea, learned of God's promise to possess the land and

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Testimonial - We Saw His Glory

Brother Eddy had a complicated operation due to a burst hemangioma that caused profuse bleeding. The doctors were unable to stop the bleeding and gave up, saying only a miracle could save him. Many pe

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The Joy of Forgiveness

The author reflects on their experience of confessing and repenting their sins to God and finding forgiveness and joy in their life. They encourage readers to do the same, reminding them that unconfes

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Accolades from God

Like a weightlifter who must compete according to the rules to win a medal, Christians must live a legitimate and obedient life to receive the crown of life. Sin is a burden that must be put off, and

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United in Love We Celebrate Our Diversity

God rejoices in diversity and the complexity of faith. The denominational syndrome should crumble under the force of love, and we should serve God as disciples with one identity: children of God. Alth

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The Church and Its Healing Nature

The Church is not just a physical building but the body of Christ, a spiritual house where believers serve and contribute to edify themselves and others. It is a community of believers in Christ Jesus

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The Essence of Forgiveness

Christians sometimes struggle to listen to the inner voice that tells us to forgive, leading to bitterness, resentment, and even hatred. Forgiveness is key to Christianity, and we must remember how Go

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Submission Is Not Something That Is Required but Is Granted

Submission to God is difficult for the natural man because it goes against their worldview, but it is essential for disciples of Christ. However, submitting to others should not be forced, but granted

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What Kind of Church Are You Looking For?

Many people join churches that fit their sociological patterns and provide them with complacency and self-realization instead of focusing on Christ. They treat the church like a theater and constantly

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Holiness, Purpose, and Challenge of the Christian

Holiness is living according to God's standards, separate from anything that is depraved or unclean. It is reflecting God's will in all relationships, not just with Him but with others. As Christians,

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Renewing Our First Love

When we first come to know Christ, we are filled with a sense of fascination and love for Him and His church. However, over time, we can become complacent and lose that initial passion. The Bible warn

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Blessings as the Fruit of Holiness

Holiness is important for Christians and is a constant search for growth in sanctification. Without holiness, we cannot experience God's blessings or see the Lord. It is a process that requires a dail

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Send Me!

As Christians, we have the medicine to cure the dying world. We must abandon our inertia and go out to search for the lost in the name of the Lord. Paul stayed more than a year in Corinth preaching th

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Christ Our Paschal Lamb

The prophecy of John the Baptist announcing the arrival of the "Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world" is an extraordinary moment in the history of the Hebrew people. Christ is the lamb with

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At the Foot of the Cross

The cross was once a symbol of pain and shame, but for Christians today it represents hope and victory. It is the starting point of Christianity and the center of Christ's redemptive sacrifice. Living

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Accepting God'S Will - Why Does It Cost Us?

Salvation is free, but following Christ is expensive. We must not conform to the values of this world, which is antagonistic to God. The gospel is not just about receiving salvation, but about bearing

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Are You Ready to Serve as a Waiter at God'S Banquet?

As Christians, we are called to be waiters of the Gospel, inviting others to partake in God's banquet. We should not delay in answering God's call to evangelize and seek the lost, as it brings unspeak

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Peace, in the Middle of the Storm

The title "Peace in the Storm" represents the peace that comes from Christ even in the midst of trials and difficulties. Storms are inevitable, but they reveal God's character and impart valuable teac

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You Can'T Ask for Pears from the Elm

Bearing fruit for the extension of God's Kingdom is a beautiful way to glorify Him. We don't need to be perfect or have specific talents to bear fruit, but rather dispose our hearts to do so. Glorifyi

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The Virtue of Humility

Humility is one of the most difficult challenges in leading a Christian life that pleases God. Humility allows us to acknowledge before God that we are sinners and can achieve nothing without Him. Chr

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The Mirror of the Gospel

The Word of God is our mirror, reflecting who we are and what we need to do. We must not only listen to it, but also obey it with a humble heart, even if it is painful at times. Simply hearing the Wor

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God Is Always Faithful

The world has made an idolatry of the visual, with images and symbols replacing true spiritual connection. Christians must remember the teachings of Job, who humbled himself before God and acknowledge

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This Time I Will Praise the Lord

The story of Jacob, son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham, is one of transformation by the power of God. His name, meaning "deceiver", was changed to Israel after being blessed by God with an extraordi

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My Love for You Consumes Me

Elijah had just experienced two great spiritual victories but still fled in terror and abandoned his duty. God asked him twice, "What are you doing here?" Similarly, we can also find ourselves in the

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The God of All Consolation

As Christians, we are not exempt from going through tribulations and times of anguish. However, we have a God who never spares being at the side of the broken-hearted, those who suffer, and those who

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The Knowledge That Makes Us Better

The culture of postmodernity can unbalance Christians and mold them to principles that go against God's teachings. We need to renew our minds and reject the garbage that the world offers us. Impure th

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Faith Makes You a Winner

There is a weak faith that does not trust and is easily shaken by circumstances, and this kind of faith does not come from God. True faith is a fruit of the Spirit and leads to conquering the unimagin

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Are You Trying to Bargain with God?

We should not try to negotiate with God or make promises in exchange for His blessings. Instead, we should trust in His providence and remember three spiritual truths: we must seek forgiveness daily,

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Wanted Men with Feet of Clay

We all have feet of clay and are inconsistent in our walk with Christ, but God can still use us as instruments for his glory. The heroes of faith in Hebrews 11 also had feet of clay, but God cared for

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Carnal or Spiritual?

The flesh is the part of us that seeks worldly desires and does not surrender to God. It is selfish and tries to be like God. Satan tempts us to live in the flesh, but King Solomon realized that it is

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What Great News: We Are Accepted in Christ!

The author ministered to a Christian suffering from depression and low self-esteem due to family problems. The author reminded the Christian that they have a new identity in Christ and should never ha

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Christ, Tabernacle of the Glory of the Living God

The glory of God is all around us and inside us if we have the eyes to see it. In the times of the Exodus, the tabernacle was the center of worship to God, and today, Christ is our meeting place and t

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Word of Eternal Life

The Word of God should not be used superficially, but seasoned with the knowledge of God's attributes revealed through Christ. We should not fear the Word, but see it as a refreshing spring that exhor

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What God Thinks of His Children

God is most interested in having an intimate relationship with us. We often focus too much on working for Him and forget that His love is not based on our service. We should believe what God says abou

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Relationship or Legalism?

Christ calls us to live in Him with total victory and freedom, not burdened by religious precepts and routines. Legalism burdens our minds and exhausts us physically, leading us to seek acceptance fro

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A Love Until the End

God loves us simply because we are His. We often forget that love already lives within us as Christians, and we shouldn't see the Christian life as a heap of precepts to earn God's love. Nothing can s

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I Want a Church ...

The Church is the creation of God and exists for everyone. It is one, holy and unblemished, with Christ as its head and Savior. However, today's Church is often fragmented and led by those with an ent

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Understanding My Identity in Christ

The Holy Spirit is always with us, guiding us and helping us in our Christian life. The truth that the enemy tries to hide is that when we accept Christ, our old nature dies and we receive a new ident

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God Does Not Bless What He Has Not Started

God doesn't need us to work tirelessly for Him, but desires sons and daughters of integrity and character who model the life and anointing of Jesus. We should focus on abiding in Christ and trusting i

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The Gift of Grace

Grace is a gift from God that cannot be earned but is received through faith in Jesus Christ. It liberates, saves, completes, convinces, and devastates us by breaking down our self-sufficiency and pri

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Consumer Fire

The author reflects on their early days of faith and how they felt consumed by the love of God. However, a comment from a fellow believer about God being a consuming fire caused confusion and fear. Th

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The Irresistible Offer of Jesus

The Good News is founded on what God has already done through the victory of Jesus on the cross. Those who accept Jesus' offer of salvation become one spirit with Him and are liberated from the bondag

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But Now My Eyes See You

The author reflects on their childhood in Cuba and the prevalence of religious beliefs in their family and community, but how it was suppressed during the atheistic era. However, Christianity has sinc

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A New Dna for Eternity

As Christians, our victory in the spiritual realm is based on our faith in Christ, who has given us a new nature and made us partakers of his divine nature. This new nature makes us winners, and we do

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The Necessary Unit

The lack of unity among Christians is hindering the extension of the Kingdom of God. God wants us to strive for unity, which is biblical and the aspiration of all. Satan continues to tempt us in this

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Don'T Be Tempted!

When we surrender to Christ, He not only gives us hope for the future but also radically changes our past. However, many Christians struggle to let go of their past and continue to blame themselves fo

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The Table Is Served

There is a new wine of the Spirit that requires a new wineskin to hold it. The old wineskin of our old nature cannot hold this new wine, and so we must throw it away and be born again. We are the temp

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The Lord Is My Shepherd

Christmas is a time of detachment, faith, closeness to God, and love. It is a time to approach our loved ones with gifts and express our affection. The Word of God in Psalm 23 brings comfort and remin

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Jesus Is Our Glory

Glorifying God should be the most important desire of a committed Christian. This means living a lifestyle that reflects the life of Christ and making the message of the Good News attractive to the wo

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God Loves the World in Such a Way

Christmas is a time to remember God's love for the world, shown through the birth of Jesus Christ. It is an opportunity for us to draw closer to God and allow Him to transform us through the power of

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Dad Is Waiting for You

This Christmas, if you feel like the prodigal son who wasted his inheritance and wants to return home, know that God is waiting for you with open arms. Don't let your apparent success or riches stop y

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A Complete Gospel

As we enter the new year, we should focus on areas where we feel the Holy Spirit is at work and join in God's mission to redeem humanity. This means standing in the gap before God and doing good works

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The Nets We Cast in His Name

We must be careful in whose name we cast our nets, whether it be in the name of Christ or another false prophet. The Kingdom is given to the humble of heart who recognize their weakness and dependence

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What Do You Have That I Don'T?

The author shares a personal experience of sharing the Gospel with a friend who eventually converted to Christianity. The author emphasizes the importance of sowing the seed of the Gospel and loving o

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Prophets Wanted

We need to continue preaching the Gospel even if some reject it or choose not to listen. Like the Apostle Philip who was sent to find the Ethiopian, we should approach those who may already have acces

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The Gospel of Humility

The article discusses the importance of humility in the spiritual battle that Christians face daily. It emphasizes the need to be men and women of peace, clothed in the spirit of humble soldiers, meek

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An Urgent Gospel

The passage of Matthew 8: 19-22 teaches us that following Christ requires great sacrifice, and many may be unwilling to pay the price. Three disciples missed the opportunity to follow Christ because t

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Freedom in Christ

True freedom comes from having a heart filled with God. Christ gave us spiritual freedom when he freed us from the power of darkness and moved us into his kingdom. This freedom is total, but it is not

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Usefulness to Others

Being useful to others is the most beautiful human work, as stated by Sophocles and validated by Christians. This virtue is rooted in love and the ministry of Jesus, who focused on helping the needy a

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If the Lord Wakes Us Up to Pray

The disciples slept while Jesus prayed in Gethsemane before his crucifixion. He rebuked Peter for not staying awake and told them to watch and pray so they wouldn't fall into temptation. Jesus still n

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Your Life Plan Is in Jesus

The world tells us to focus on ourselves and our own success, but God tells us to trust in Him and surrender our lives to Him. The joy that comes from God is not based on our own efforts, but on what

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Praying for Our Children

Prayer for children is a duty of every parent, regardless of their spiritual condition. Children are God's blessing and it's our responsibility to accompany them through all their itineraries. Prayer

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Complete in Christ

As we know God more, we understand His thoughts and have the mind of Christ. The Holy Spirit leads us in His ways, but we can be trapped by the world's ideas. We must focus on Christ and His thoughts

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The Challenge of Holiness

Holiness is not just being consecrated for God's service, but also involves deviating from everything that is not holy and fleeing from temptation and sin. The Christian must sanctify themselves and h

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Prayer That Transforms

Prayer has the power to transform us and turn us into extraordinary people who serve God. It is the most effective way to communicate with God and John Wesley once said, "God does nothing except throu

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Some Ask for Signs, Others Believe in God

In a world where visuals dominate, Christians often ask for signs and miracles to prove God's goodness and power. However, we should trust in the promises of God's Word and not solely rely on tangible

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Deciding for Life

As Christians, we have the freedom to choose in everything we do. Our decisions should be based on God's will and not the world's. God wants us to choose life, which is associated with Jesus in the Sc

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Hosanna: Oh Lord, Save Us Now!

The author reflects on the meaning of Hosanna and how it should not just be a cry of hope or gratitude, but a call to action. They question how many people forget their faith and return to their lives

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There Is Only One Gospel

We must not limit the Gospel to a series of ethical principles. The Gospel is about faith that God has entered our lives and begun a transforming work. We must not conform to relativism and doubt, but

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Living Our Faith

God's goodness knows no limits, and He blesses us even when we don't deserve it. Sometimes we forget the price Jesus paid for our salvation, but we should always remember and rejoice in His love for u

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Is There Something Impossible for God?

Sin leads to destruction and locks humans up in the prison of folly. We should not judge those who are ignorant of God, but love them as ourselves. God has the power to change the skin of the Ethiopia

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For the World to Believe

Sometimes we limit God to fit our own understanding, but God cannot be measured. We need to work tirelessly to help the world believe in His power and majesty. We must love the lost and seek them out,

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Reborn

As Christians, we have all experienced a resurrection from the dead through the grace and will of God. This means that we have been raised to a new life, free from our past sins and transgressions. Ou

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The Body of Christ We Are All

We cannot rely on God to proclaim our message of reconciliation with men, it is our duty as Christians. We must seek God and make others do so as well, embodying the sufferings of our Savior. Sometime

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Celebrating the Joy of the Lord

The purpose of work is to bring glory to God. Christians should strive to glorify God in their work and not just work for remuneration. Work was always part of God's plan for his children and is not a

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An Inside Look at Bitterness

Bitterness is a sin that masquerades as wisdom and judgment. It can take root in anyone's heart and lead to judgment, anger, and resentment towards others. It is a divisive force that can destroy the

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A Privilege of God'S People

Love has the power to forgive and overlook the faults of others, covering a multitude of sins. As Christians, we should not judge our neighbors but instead forgive them with the same love that God sho

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Mercy That Pleases God

God's love for us is not conditional on our spiritual inventory, and He shows mercy to us even when we don't deserve it. In Jesus' time, the religious leaders forgot to show mercy to the marginalized

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When God Motivates You to Fast

Fasting is a spiritual discipline that should be accompanied by faith and sincere submission to God's will. It should not be a religious event or ceremonial act to seek an answer from God according to

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The Challenge of Growing in the Spirit

Spiritual growth in the Christian life is essential and can only happen through the work of the Holy Spirit. It begins with a genuine new birth in Christ and a deep conviction of salvation. The new id

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The Challenge of Growing in Wisdom

Wisdom is not just knowledge, but the correct use of knowledge that comes from God. Solomon asked God for wisdom to rule His people, and God granted it to him abundantly. Christians can also ask God f

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The Challenge of Growing in Faith

Many people believe in something or someone, but true faith goes beyond beliefs and creeds. Saving faith is based on the sacrifice of the cross and is a gift from God. Faith is necessary for salvation

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The Challenge of Growing in the Word

The Word of God is essential for the spiritual growth and abundance of the Christian. Neglecting it can lead to stumbling blocks and a lack of blessings. The Bible is like wings to the bird, it enable

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The Challenge of Growing Through Good Works

Acting in Christ's way is not just doing things for Him, it is about having faith and allowing Him to work through us. Focusing on what we can do for God can lead to pride and self-exaltation. Our new

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The Challenge of Growing Through Justice and Mercy

Through our faith in Jesus Christ, God has declared us righteous before Him, despite our past sins and rebellions. This is an extraordinary manifestation of God's love, but it also requires us to reco

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The Challenge of Growing Up with the Correct Use of the Language

The language we use as Christians should be edifying and avoid backbiting, which causes division and bitterness among God's people. Our words should reflect our practical lives and be consistent with

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The Challenge of Growing Up Through Humiliation

Forgiving someone but refusing to forget their offense is not true forgiveness. We must submit to God's authority and humble ourselves before Him, allowing His grace to flood our weaknesses. Humility

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The Challenge of Growing Up Defeating the Spiritual Enemy

Spiritual warfare is a constant battle that Christians face. It is a dirty, ruthless war that cannot be won with human weapons or military expertise. It can only be won with invisible weapons provided

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The Challenge of Growing Through Worship

Worshiping God is not just about music and singing beautiful songs, but about putting our spirit in tune with the Spirit of God and responding fully to His grace and presence. The first step in learni

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Your Mission

The mission of God is to restore humanity's relationship with Him through His redemptive plan. We are called to join Him in His work and participate in His mission. Our Christian life should be center

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Your Presence

The Holy Spirit is the ministry that lets us know that God's presence in us is real. No one can flee from God's presence, and sincere prayer and reading the Word of God allow us to enjoy his presence.

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Your Peace

The God of the Bible is a God of peace, and as Christians, we must love and promote peace. Jesus came to bring peace and compassion to a troubled world, and his followers should strive to do the same.

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His Power

The power of God, which is manifested in Christ, is a stumbling block for some and a source of life for Christians. It is the work of the Spirit in our hearts and brings consolation and hope to those

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Her or His Promise

The world lives on uncertain promises, but Christians rest in the faithfulness of God. The promise of God makes us heirs to the Kingdom and is fulfilled through Christ. Living with an eye on the promi

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His Fidelity

God's faithfulness is timeless and everlasting, even when we fail and doubt. He is trustworthy and his mercies are new every morning. We can rest in his faithfulness and trust in his promises, even wh

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His Kingdom

The Kingdom of God is the message of salvation and redemption for humanity, and it is lived from the future to the present. Jesus inaugurated a new order where man acquires a new identity and is accep

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His Gospel

The power of God is manifested in the gospel of Christ, which is the message of Christianity poured out by the Holy Spirit. Those who believe in Christ will be saved, but not everyone who claims to be

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His Voice

To recognize the voice of the Lord, we must have an intimate and unalterable relationship with Jesus. We need to merge with Him, live in Him, and walk with Him. Only then will we renew our spiritual e

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His Love

God's greatest act of love was sending his son Jesus to cancel our sins and offer us reconciliation. By staying rooted in Christ's love, we can experience spiritual fullness and express God's love to

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My God Is Provider

In a culture of eagerness and self-sufficiency, it can be difficult to recognize the Lord as our shepherd and provider. However, Psalm 23 reminds us of God's promise to supply all our needs and be a c

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My God Is Protector

God's supernatural protection is with us in good and bad times. We must trust in Him and remain in Him as our refuge and protection. Like David, we must acknowledge God's protective power and praise H

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My God Is Fair

The justice of God is a recurring and necessary theme in the Bible. Man has inverted essential values and upset standards of justice, but God offers justice and mercy to those who seek Him. The Christ

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My God Is Creator

God created the universe and everything in it, including humanity. He gave us authority to rule over creation, but when we sinned and disobeyed Him, we fell into darkness and separation from God. Howe

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My God Is Hope

As humans, we struggle with patience and waiting for God's timing. We often try to intervene in His plans, but it is important to learn to wait on Him. We can find hope in our suffering and affliction

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My God Is Unchanging

God's immutability brings hope and security to the believer. In a world of uncertainty and doubt, the unchanging nature and attributes of God give us peace and joy. We should not doubt that Christ is

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My God Is Deliverer

True freedom is a gift from God, while false freedom leads to debauchery and sin. The psalmist praises God for delivering him from his enemies and spiritual prisons, and encourages us to recognize and

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My God Is Wise

God's wisdom and knowledge surpass human understanding. We cannot manipulate or deceive God, and His will is for us to be wise through His knowledge. True wisdom comes from living an honest life and d

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My God Is Worthy

God created humans in his image and likeness, giving us natural dignity that was contaminated by sin. Only in Christ can we restore this dignity and become worthy of God's mercy and grace. We are call

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My God Is Fullness

The world is full of superficial religiosity and idolatry, but the church must proclaim the fullness of and in Christ. False doctrines had crept into the church in Colosse, but Paul presented the full

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My God Is Sovereign

God is sovereign and in His unlimited sovereignty, He includes you and your entire life. Playing God is trying to usurp His sovereignty. His sovereignty has nothing to do with the free will that He al

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My God Is Goodness

In countries where idolatry and multiple gods are prevalent, it is important to proclaim that our God is good. There are gods that demand offerings and sacrifices for favors, but the God of the Bible

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My God Is Prophecy

The prophecy of the birth of the Savior of the world is the most extraordinary in the pre-Christian world. Isaiah broke down the downsides of human chronology with the simple sentence that a child has

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My God Is a Counselor

Counseling is about human behavior, and the Bible is the most authoritative manual for dealing with it. Since God created the human mind, He knows how it works and understands what moves us. We must s

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My God Is Admirable

God is admirable in the way He puts together the puzzles of our lives and gives them meaning and purpose. He fights for us and prepares the way for us to meet Him. Society has become depersonalized an

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My God Is a Strong God

God is not only strong, but also powerful. Even the weak are invested with the power of the Holy Spirit before God. Paul's strength lay in the power given by the Spirit to sustain him in the face of t

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My God Is Eternal Father

Everything eternal belongs to God, and only He can offer eternal life. The Father is eternal, and through faith in Jesus Christ, we are also heirs of the eternal. The apostle Peter encourages us to st

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My God Is the Prince of Peace

The Prince of Peace, Jesus, came into the world in a humble manner and brought a message of peace. As Christians, we are called to seek Christ in the church, not just peace. True peace comes from Chri

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My God It'S Christmas

The mystery of Christmas is difficult to understand, but it is a reminder of God's love for us. The church must focus on teaching the Bible and confronting people with their sin. Christmas is a time t

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My God Is Grace

As children of God, we are incredibly favored and armed with His grace. Even though we may face challenges in life, the grace of the Lord helps us navigate through them. However, we must administer th

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My God Is King (long Live Our King!)

We have a King who is worthy of all praise and devotion. The world has put crowns on people who have no head, but our King is the King of glory. The prophet Zacharias announced with joy the arrival of

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The Courage of Relying on God for Every Good Work

As believers, we have been created in Christ Jesus to do good works. Therefore, we must put together a life project that harmonizes with God's wishes and dreams. We must trust in God and rest in His f

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The Courage to Intercede for the Lost

The world is in spiritual ruin due to sin and ignorance of God. Secularism has instituted its own values that are contrary to God's will. Like Nehemiah, we need to intercede for the salvation and spir

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The Value of Not Neglecting the Spiritual Life

In a world of spiritual ruin, we need to rely on prayer and dependence on God to do His work. The book of Nehemiah teaches us to renounce our possessions and passions to submit to God's will. We have

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The Value of Discipline in God'S People

When God reveals his plans for us, it is up to us to obey or disobey. Opposition can come from within or outside of the church, but the discipline of God's people is important to stay on track. God's

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The Value of the Bible as Our Only Rule of Faith and Practice

Being the people of the Bible means recognizing its authority, trustworthiness, sufficiency, and clarity. Reading the word of God leads to repentance and the need for mercy. Spiritual renewal requires

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The Value of Maintaining a Correct Order of Priorities

Nehemiah knew how to set priorities in rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem. He delegated governance to godly men, preserved the city from external attacks, recorded genealogies and lineage, selected spir

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The Value of Faith and Steadfastness in the Midst of Spiritual Struggles

Challenges and opposition are not uncommon for Christians who follow Christ. Nehemiah, although he did not know Christ, trusted in God and was a champion of the faith. He rebuilt the walls of Jerusale

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The Value of Personal Commitment in God'S Work

We are all called to serve God through a servant's heart and ministry, both to believers and unbelievers. In Nehemiah 9, the people committed themselves to obeying God's law and signed a covenant of c

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The Value of Evaluation in Our Lives and Ministries

As Christians, it is important to stop and examine ourselves to make necessary adjustments in our spiritual walk with Christ. The world and its temptations try to distract us, so we need to ask God fo

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The Value of Personal Sacrifice for the Kingdom

There are many men and women who sacrifice their comfort and safety to spread the message of salvation to other places and nations. Those who obey the call to make sacrifices for the Kingdom are denyi

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The Value of Praise and Gratitude to God for Victories

Praising God is essential to the Christian life. We should praise Him at all times with gratitude. The act of worship is a fragrant odor to the Lord when it comes from a humble and contrite heart. We

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The Value of the Christian'S Moral Purity

Holiness is not optional, but imperative. As Christians, we need to constantly reform and renew ourselves to bear witness to Christ. The Holy Spirit allows us to confront our realities and remember ou

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The Value of the Servant Leader to God'S People

The world is in a leadership crisis, and the church needs servant-hearted leaders with integrity and spiritual maturity. Nehemiah is an example of an exceptional leader who had a firm identity, depend

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The Value of the Church in a World in Spiritual Ruin

The author celebrates the first anniversary of their church with neighbors, including non-Christians. During a rainstorm, they huddle together under the only roofed space, and the Holy Spirit works in

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The Value of Family in a World in Ruins

The family is important to God and is the center of society. Satan attacked the family in the beginning and caused sin to enter the world. But there is hope for the Christian family, as fathers are ch

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The Value of the Father as a Spiritual Guide (part I. Education)

Fathers need to be role models and spiritual guides for their children, especially in a society that lacks deep convictions and values. The family is the stronghold where fundamental values can be tau

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The Value of the Father as a Spiritual Guide (part Ii. the Discipline)

In Psalm 23, David expresses his appreciation for God's discipline. The rod and staff of the shepherd represent discipline and correction. Accepting discipline is a sign of God's love for us. As paren

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The Value of the Father as a Spiritual Guide. (part Iii. Love)

Parents need to demonstrate love to their children in order for them to heed discipline and instruction. The use of power without love corrupts authority and undermines the biblical concept of subjuga

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Mothers and Their Inestimable Value in the Family

Mothers play a crucial role in the Christian home, producing the arrangements that make the music harmonious and in tune. They often compensate for the lack of love and care of fathers, and their sacr

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The Value of Preaching the Word of God

The author visits Mercedes, a popular figure in the community who practices African syncretic religion. The author and a missionary talk to her about Jesus Christ and she eventually converts, abandoni

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The Value of Ministering Like Jesus

Ministry is a calling, not an office. Christians are called to serve the Lord and minister to the needs of others. We are like rowers who are "chained" to Christ and work for the good of others. Our c

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Full Life by Faith

The meaning of a full life is based on faith in Christ. This is not a temporary or intellectual faith, but a saving faith that places Christ first in life. The fullness of life in Christ comes from th

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Full Life in New Life

The new life in Christ is beyond human understanding and begins with repentance and faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord. Only those who have been born again in Christ can fully enjoy a spiritual life. G

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Full Life for Eternal Life

Eternal life is the promise of promises for the repentant sinner and is only found in Christ. The conviction of eternal life brings fullness of life, which includes the deserts of Christ where God man

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Full Life in the Spirit (part 1)

The only law decreed in the gospel is the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus. The flesh is antagonistic to the Spirit, and Christians must be aware of the power of the Spirit within them to liv

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Full Life in the Spirit (part 2)

Building our lives on biblical principles can be frustrating if we only see it as a set of instructions to follow. The Bible is a source of living water, a spiritual energizer, and a way to grow in ob

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Full Life for Freedom

The gospel brings freedom and transforms lives. There are two types of people who experience this transformation - those who previously hated God and the church, and those who still struggle to fully

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Life Full of Gratitude

Living in gratitude should be a lifestyle for Christians. Our biggest reason for gratitude is salvation, which was achieved through the sacrifice of Christ. We should offer God a sacrifice of thanksgi

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Full Life for Eternity

The resurrection of Christ is the cornerstone of Christianity and our hope for eternal life. Our faith in the resurrection makes us partakers of a life of total fulfillment in His presence for all ete

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Full Life in Love

As Christians, we are called to express the love of God through our lives. The joy of the Lord is the natural expression of His love in us, and we cannot be indifferent or still when we have experienc

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Full Life in Grace

We have received grace from God through Jesus Christ, but many of us fail to share it with others. We are called to be instruments of grace to those around us and to give a testimony of the new life w

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Full Life for Witness

The author was an intellectual believer in invisible deities and did not see the need for Christ in his life. However, through a series of crises and the persistent message of Christian messengers, he

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Full Life for the Glory of God

The author reflects on growing up in Cuba during the 60s, a time of romanticism and rebellion against religion. They describe how submitting to God was seen as humiliation and degradation, and how the

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Full Life to Set an Example

Christ is the ultimate model and example for us to follow. No other human can compare to His relationship with the Lord and His impeccable life. The church has seen both the manifestation of God's ble

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Full Life to Be Messengers of the Only Gospel

A new wave of false apostles and administrators of grace has emerged, seeking adoration and recognition among innocent and humble believers. Paul was an Apostle because of God's will, and an apostle i

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Full Life in Love (part 2)

The key to experiencing joy and happiness is to know and love God. We cannot truly love others as the Master wants us to without first discovering His love. The church's failure to practice the love o

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Full Life - Accepted in Christ

The first blessing from God after being saved is being accepted in Christ through faith, not good works. Our works are a consequence of faith and the Spirit we receive in the new birth. We cannot earn

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Full Life - Chosen in Christ

Being chosen by God is a privilege and a reason for celebration. We are chosen in Christ from before the foundation of the world, and our response should be gratitude and a redeemed life that yearns f

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Full Life - Sealed with the Spirit

God has sealed us with his Spirit, guaranteeing our inheritance in Christ. We often focus on what we lack instead of realizing we are already complete in Christ. The spiritual seal speaks of our belon

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Full Life - Let the Light Guide You!

God stopped the sun in answer to Joshua's prayer to show His sovereignty and power. Our faith is the supernatural substance that mobilizes God to do the impossible. Many times, God stops us to remind

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Full Life - Sinners Welcome!

The author reflects on a visit to a small seaside town and the local church's evangelistic strategy of using a sign that reads "Sinners accepted." The pastor explains that this is an opportunity to ex

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Full Life - Commissioning God'S People

The passage from 2 Timothy 4:2-5 is a commission from the Apostle Paul for Christians today and for centuries to come. It is a charge to preach the word, correct and rebuke when necessary, and encoura

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Full Life - Witnessing in the Spirit

To bear fruit as a Christian, we must live a life consistent with God's standards and submit to the authority and control of the Holy Spirit. Bearing fruit means multiplying ourselves into another dis

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Full Life - Herding the Flock

Peter's commission to the church is not just for leaders, but for the entire community of faithful in Christ. Pastoring means feeding, guiding, and caring for the body of Christ. The Word of God is ou

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Full Life - Herding the Flock (part 2)

To feed God's people, we must do it with love and not obligation. The shepherd must be an example and a watchman, and show mercy to those who have fallen. Feeding also means instructing for communion,

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Imitating Christ - the Calling

The Christ that came to Latin America from Europe was a sad and graceless Christ, only inspiring compassion and pity. We need to imitate the living Christ, the Redeemer who gives new life, forgives si

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Imitating Christ - Humiliating Ourselves Like Christ

The Bible repeatedly emphasizes the importance of humility, and Jesus himself exemplified this characteristic. The world is often characterized by pride and arrogance, but Christians are called to imi

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Imitating Christ - Preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom

Christianity is relevant in postmodern times as it offers a message of faith and hope in Christ for every creature. However, there is a danger of a conformist Christianity that focuses on behavior rat

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Imitating Christ - Praying Like Him

Jesus Christ, the divine Son of God, prayed to the Father in his human form during his earthly life, with a deep reverence and submission. His prayer in John 17 is a hymn cried out by the incarnate Go

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Imitating Christ - for the Love of the World

The Christian should not be surprised if the world hates them, as they are not of the world but have been sent into it to fulfill a mission. When the Bible speaks of the world, it refers to the spirit

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Imitating Christ - United We Are the Majority!

The lack of unity among Christians is a reason why the world resists believing in Christ. We need to focus on Christ and His redemptive work, leaving behind differences and simplicities. Christ prayed

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Imitating Christ in His Character

The gospel of grace is important for both unbelievers and believers. Christian character is demonstrated through integrity and convictions, lived out by the power of the Holy Spirit. The Bible is our

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Imitating Christ in Service

The act of Christ washing the feet of his disciples is a powerful example of humility and service that leaders should emulate. It demonstrates the importance of serving others with true joy and Christ

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The Justice of the Kingdom

As Christians, we should not be anxious about the future but instead trust in God's provision. Jesus calls us to seek first his Kingdom and his justice, which is based on love and integration of the h

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Christ, True Conqueror

The history of Cacique Hatuey, the first rebel against Spanish domination in Cuba, is relevant today as people judge Christians not by their piety but by their actions. The church's role is to witness

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The Thief and the Door

God builds doors without locks or doorknobs, and gave us Jesus as the master key to navigate through life's closed doors. Jesus is the exclusive door and way to God, and those who try to enter through

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Shema Israel

God chose Israel as a nation to bless the world and Christians are the branches grafted onto the olive tree of God. Jesus added to the Shema, commanding to love God and love one's neighbor. It is impo

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Cry for Unity

The Ministry of Intercession, La Higuera, met in Havana for a special day of prayer, dance, and praise to honor God. An invitation was also extended to Christians, Jews, and Arabs in Cuba to come toge

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Ministries and Ministers

The church needs more humble ministers who are willing to serve and obey God's will. Humility is not just a Christian trait and it is inconceivable for a Christian to be arrogant and proud. Some peopl

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Jesus, Lord of Creation

The author argues against evolutionists and highlights the biblical fact of God creating man on September 25, which corresponds to the Hebrew New Year. The author also emphasizes the pre-existence of

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But Christ Lives in Me

To truly have Christ in our hearts, we must die to our old ways and selfish desires. We cannot have both the flesh and the Spirit ruling in us. Only when we die to our old selves can Christ live in us

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The Esteem of God

As Christians, we must base our self-worth on our identity in Christ, not on humanistic ideas of self-esteem. Our self-image should be rooted in the fact that we are made in God's image and likeness,

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Pregnancy Pain

The Bible often compares affliction and pain to the pain of childbirth. The world is going through bitter and confusing times, with labor pains in many hearts and the earth crying. We don't know what

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He Is Our Rest

Christ is not a promise, but the fulfillment of the promise. To be in Christ is to inherit His promises. Instead of relying on Christ, we often carry our own burdens and try to solve them on our own.

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Reaping to Eternal Life

As Christians, we often struggle with doing good and feeling guilty when we fail. This is because our spirit and flesh are in constant competition. Our soul receives information from the world and fro

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Sin of Unbelief

Spiritual blindness requires recognition, courage, and humility. Unbelief is darkness, and the only cure is faith. Jesus is the light that can illuminate spiritual eyes and give sight to the blind. Th

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If Christ Gave You Life ...

Your life depends on your relationship with God. Christ gives you a new identity and erases your past mistakes. Living in the present, Christians must show that their past was a loss and that their su

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The Golden Calves and the Lamb of God

We must constantly evaluate the direction of our lives and prayerfully redirect ourselves towards God. We often attribute power to things other than God and must recognize and crumble our own golden c

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The Avoidable Pests

The Ebola virus is a result of human transgression and indifference towards others. Only God can alleviate the evil caused by such plagues. Love can bring down Ebola, and the world could be better wit

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Dead to Sin, Alive to God in Christ

Sin is real and leads to death and separation from God. The belief that man is essentially good and does not need to repent is contrary to the Bible. Everyone is born a sinner, but God has provided a

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Invitation to Fidelity

In these times, many people are not committed to the transcendent unless they can see clear benefits. Everything seems ephemeral and people do not want ties that marginalize them from their selfish de

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It'S About Jesus

The article talks about the importance of sharing the Gospel with people who do not know Christ, as there are many religious people who do not have a personal relationship with Jesus. The author's bro

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A Treatise for Yadira

The author met Yadira, a physically disabled girl, and shared the Gospel with her. She accepted Jesus and her life was transformed. The author encourages readers to share the Gospel with those around

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When God Knocks on the Door

The author reflects on a slogan from his youth and how it led to empty promises and broken dreams. He encounters an old friend who initially rejects his offer of hope, but later reaches out for help w

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The Heart of Arlis

Arlis, an 82-year-old missionary and evangelist, still travels hundreds of miles to preach the gospel without needing the help of the Bible. Her testimony is powerful and leaves an indelible mark on t

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Lion of Zion

The true temple of God is not a physical building, but rather the human heart, where Jesus Christ resides. This Christmas, let us renew our commitment to God and seek his presence in our lives. We are

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Christ, Christmas

The Christian life is a relational experience centered around Jesus. Despite the escalation of anger and lack of peace in the world, the purpose of Jesus' birth was to make himself known and offer lov

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The Other Side

Jesus invites us to get into his boat and go to the other side, even if it can be difficult. It's a boat of grace that can lead us through calm or stormy seas. We should have faith and obey his comman

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Rendezvous with God

Christmas is a divine appointment with God, but many ignore it. God prepares for this meeting by providing grace to clothe us with dignity and shed the rags of sin. It's not about appearances, but abo

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When the Forces Are Lacking

Hezekiah faced a siege by the Assyrian army, but he prayed to God and trusted in His power. God delivered the people from their enemies. Christians may also face spiritual battles, but they should tru

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The Only Wise God

True wisdom comes from God and his word is the light for our way, truth to overthrow falsehood, justice to abate inequity, and law for eternal life. The Word of God is enduring and eternal, and it inv

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Let It Roll!

God calls us in various ways, but we often miss the opportunities to answer him. We reinvent ourselves and seek useless allies, building altars to our egocentric desires. However, God stopped and call

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Gratitude

God is the reason for the positive changes happening in Cuba. His people have been praying for years and continue to do so, resulting in a new dawn of hope and a growing presence of Christianity on th

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Sure Victory

Joshua was commissioned by God to continue Moses' plan and was promised victory if he obeyed God's Word. The church also needs to obey God's Word and cross their Jordan, renouncing false doctrines and

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The Benefit of the Strategy

Joshua was a visionary leader who trusted in God's promise of salvation. He was a strategic-minded leader who explored the context and turned threats into opportunities to achieve God's purposes. The

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Unconditional Obedience

God's grace will always reach us, even in difficult circumstances. Obedience to God's will is crucial, and His presence is the greatest manifestation of His grace. Joshua trusted in God's promise to l

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Reminders

In Joshua 4, God instructs Joshua to choose 12 men to extract stones from the Jordan River and build an altar as a reminder of God's miracles and wonders. This serves as a lesson for us to remember Go

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The Blessings of the Fear of God

The book of Joshua symbolizes the conquest and advancement of God's people towards his promises. A new generation of Christians must rise up and be consecrated to fulfill what the previous generation

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Tactic and Strategy

God's methods and strategies are infallible and cannot be understood by human understanding. The city of Jericho was conquered by Joshua by following God's instructions to the letter. The city was giv

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Consecration for Blessing

The victory over Jericho filled Joshua with fame and glory, but he was misguided in his decision to send only 3,000 men to conquer Ai, resulting in a humiliating defeat. The sin of one man, Achan, aff

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Returning to the Will of God

The story of Joshua teaches us that when we return to God's plans, we find safety and solid ground. We must remember that God's promises come with sacrifices, consecration, holiness, and obedience. Th

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Beware of Modern Gibeonites!

The church must be cautious about making alliances that may harm its mission. Discernment is crucial, and seeking God's counsel is essential. The Gibeonites in the Bible were deceptive and harmful, an

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God Size Answer

Joshua was a man of prayer and trusted in God's promises. He knew that his victories were not a result of his leadership but of depending on the power of God. Joshua prayed confidently in the midst of

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Yes, but Not Yet!

God's promises should motivate us to continue living in hope, but we need to have faith and trust in God's timing and plans. Even when leaders grow old and are unable to continue leading, the work of

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Give Me That Mountain!

Caleb, a faithful follower of God, asked Joshua for the inheritance that God had promised him 45 years ago. Despite his age, Caleb was willing to conquer the mountains of Hebron, a land of giants and

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Joshua and Caleb

The story of Joshua and Caleb is worth remembering by the church of God. They were leaders of integrity and faith who believed in God's promises for his people, even when others doubted. They were the

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Better Is Thanksgiving

The church sometimes becomes too focused on claiming God's promises and forgets to act and grow. Claiming promises can be like telling God he's doing things wrong. We should trust in God's grace and e

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A Spiritual Gilgal

The church is like Gilgal, a place of the supernatural where God works miracles. The New Testament tells the story of the Church, which is the body of believers in Christ. The Church is not perfect, b

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Shelter for All Weather

The church is meant to be a place of refuge for sinners who seek God's grace through faith in Jesus Christ. Just as God commanded Joshua to establish cities of refuge for murderers, the church becomes

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Levites of the Living Christ

The Levites were the tribe of Levi, who were destined to serve the Lord in various functions, including carrying the pieces of the tabernacle, moving the Ark of the Covenant, and practicing the priest

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Unity at All Costs

A united people are difficult to defeat. The church is governed by values of the Kingdom and Christ, which must be translated into love for God, fidelity to his word and love for one another. In the s

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The Prophetic Word

Keeping God's word means obeying it intentionally and practically, not just treasuring it. Joshua's emphasis on obeying God's word led to the fulfillment of God's promises for his people. Sanctificati

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Gospel of the Cross

The passion of Jesus on the cross is the outpouring of the power and wisdom of God. The gospel of the cross cannot be understood by human reason, but by the revelation of the Spirit. Celebrating the p

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Concise Gospel

To make the gospel more effective, we need to live it out fully, not just theologize it in theory. The gospel becomes supernatural when it is incarnated in our daily lives. We need to have a living fa

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Gospel of Salt

Jesus called his followers to be the salt of the earth. Salt is a symbol of incorruption and fidelity to the Lord. Christians must practice a gospel of salt and spread it like seeds of hope, even thou

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Influential Gospel

The gospel contains everything necessary to transform the world with the truth of Jesus Christ. However, the world is mired in its own corruption and is not interested in the message of salvation. Chr

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Urgent Gospel

The gospel is the power of God, and our duty as Christians is to preach it. However, many Christians struggle with putting their passion for lost souls into action. The first dilemma of a Christian is

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Gospel of Hope

The author meets a woman named Daynaris who has lost hope due to being bedridden in a wheelchair after a fatal accident. She is an atheist and has lost faith in God. The author shares the story of the

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Gospel of Light

Jesus is the light of the world, and as his disciples, we are called to be lights as well. Darkness resists the light, but we must continue to proclaim the message of the gospel, which is goodness, ju

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God Blesses Those Who Seek Him

Seeking God is not just about religious practices and tasks, but about having faith and seeking Him in intimacy. It's not possible to seek God without faith. Only in Jesus can we find forgiveness and

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God Blesses the Brokenhearted

Repentance is a daily exercise that requires a broken and contrite heart. We often overlook our faults and fail to seek God's forgiveness, accumulating sin like trash. However, appearing before the Lo

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God Blesses Those Who Offer Grace

Extraordinary afflictions are not always punishment for extraordinary sins, but can be tests for extraordinary graces. Jesus suffered the most extraordinary affliction to leave us infinite grace. We s

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God Blesses the One Who Endures the Trial

The great men and women of the Bible were put to the test by God. Responding like Abraham to the recognition of God's will behind the test shows a superlative degree of faith. To know if it is a test,

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God Blesses Those Who Love His Wisdom

Our relationship with God requires reverence and fear of Him. The fear of God is necessary for true communion with Him. The wisdom of the spiritual man is a gift from God based on knowledge of His Wor

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God Blesses Those Who Seek His Peace

Rebellion is a state of nonconformity that can be for better or for worse. Man is an enemy of God due to his evil works, but Christ sought peace through his blood shed on the cross, making him our pea

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God Blesses the Children of Obedience

King Saul was rejected by God because of his disobedience in sparing the kingdom of Amalek and taking spoils from them. We often justify our disobedience and focus on the spoils rather than aligning o

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God Blesses the Children of Prayer

A life of prayer transforms the mind and heart, affirms faith, and materializes it, making evident the work of the Holy Spirit. When we pray, we speak to the Father in the name of the Son, and the Spi

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God Blesses the One Who Waits in Him

As Christians, we need to learn to wait on the Lord and trust in His plans for our lives. Impatience can lead to bad decisions and despair, but waiting on God can bring us hope and blessings. David wa

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God Blesses the One Who Acknowledges His Victory

The victory of the believer is the ability to overcome the powers of darkness and not fall into temptation. Our victory is a result of faith and has merit only in the cross of Christ. We are not victo

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God Bless Responsible Parenthood

As Christian parents, it is important to instill eternal values in our children, such as compassion, trust in God, integrity, respect for authority, and love for God and others. However, negative pare

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God Blesses the Spiritual Man (woman)

The spiritual man (or woman) is one who has been born of the Spirit and is a new creation of God. However, there is also the carnal or immature Christian who struggles with establishing their own lord

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God'S Rest

Augustine of Hippo said that his soul has no rest until it rests in God. Christians today should also seek rest in God, trusting in his Word and speaking to him in prayer. Man without God lives a cycl

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A God Greater Than All Problems

Problems are a normal part of life, but God's grace is sufficient to give us encouragement in the face of difficulties. The Holy Spirit can transform negative feelings and bring them to submission to

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God'S Advice

Many people come to church with emotional burdens and depression caused by the wounds of the world, such as divorce, adultery, loss of a loved one, and abuse. God has given us his Word to understand t

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Decisions in the Fear of God

Believing in God's Word renews the mind and frees us from guilt and sin. We have a new identity in Christ and are no longer slaves to sin. However, deceptive philosophies and traditions of the world c

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A Touch of God

The author reflects on their prayers for the salvation of their neighbors and how easy it is for people to selectively choose who they would like to see saved based on their own criteria. They emphasi

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Supernatural

The author believes that experiencing the supernatural in one's spiritual walk requires knowledge of God and a personal relationship with Him. They use the examples of Job and Moses to show how experi

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