In Ephesians 5:1-2, Paul gives us two commands as goals for our Christian life. Firstly, to imitate God and secondly, to walk in love. Click the link to find out why!

“God promises to the Israelites when they were preparing to pass over the Jordan was to be with them. God promised them that His presence would go before and after them, and they should not be afraid for faithful is He who has spoken, and always fulfills His promises. He gave them a word of hope, trust, and victory.”

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“Our God is all-sufficient. He can do all you committed to His hands because He is able and abundantly able to do all things. He has assured you that if you cast all our burdens upon Him, He will take care of it, so why do you have to keep worrying when you have someone who cares so much about you?” Click to continue reading!

“Mary was a young virgin, who believed and trusted in God’s word to bring forth to the world, our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. She was called blessed because she believed in the Lord; she trusted God’s word and had faith that the words would come to fulfillment…” Click to continue reading!

“Grace is defined as what you do not deserve but has been given - unmerited favor, and that is the love God has expressed to mankind. We have received grace in place of grace is an overflowing gift from God. God has given us grace freely without limit and condition. Amen!” Click to continue reading!

“God’s plan and purpose for our lives cannot be quantified. His love, mercy, and redemption plan that gives us hope is overwhelming.” Click the link to continue reading!

“Have you ever been in a situation that gets you confused about what to do?  Whether to pray or give up on the situation? Has it been a time you thought of what to pray for? Or probably you find prayer difficult? Always remember that in your weakness of those times, God still got your back.”

Our God is so great, mighty and glorious; who can be likened to Him? And what can resemble Him?

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“David in Psalm 139 tells us about who God is - omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent. He was amazed at how well God knows him and acknowledged Him as the all-knowing God in verses 1-2.

We might not even know ourselves as much we think we know or pretend that we don't know who we are or what people think we are.”

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“What a loving and caring Father we have who has volunteered Himself to carry our heavy loads. What Jesus requires of us is very simple; He has extended a hand of fellowship with us and…”

The statement of the prodigal son reveals a turning point in his life. He realized all he had done, came back to his senses and decided on returning home. After all, that was his father's house, and on his return, he received a fatherly love.

“The story of David and Goliath is a lesson to people that feel important, who see themselves as infallible, full of power and authority to work against your life and future, but forgot can be defeated and put to shame. Goliath put too much trust in himself”

“Someone might be asking what hope exists when faced with challenges, chaos, and troubles that seem overwhelming, especially with the situation in our present world when it seems like God is sleeping. But God is awake, fully awake, and aware of any situation we go through…”

It is a pity that as God's people, we are not enjoying or rather fulfilling the plans and promises of God upon our lives.

“Imagine this! If God did not spare His only Son and gave Him to us, then, He is gracious enough to give men seeking our hurt in replacement of our life, and give us all we want in abundance. Secondly, God has chosen you, no one has the right to condemn you anymore because He has declared you righteous. God died for you, and He is interceding on your behalf. No one can bring any charge against you.”

“How does it feel to acknowledge God in all you do? Do you think that might be a hard thing to do because you want to do it in your way? The book of Proverbs is admonishing us to think about God always, keep Him in our mind all the time, and having intimate relationships and conversations with Him each time we pray.”

“Is anxiety a form of pride? That verse says humble yourself under the mighty hand of God by casting ALL your anxieties on him. This means putting your anxieties on God is a way to humble yourself under the mighty hand of God.”

“Do you know that our relationship would have been so good, and our world better, if only we care to listen first? Listening is very important in any phase of life. It could change a lot of things if we give our ears first than our mouths.”

“Do you think doing God’s work is so easy to do? Um, I guess not! There are lots of hindrances, obstacles, problems, and challenges churches, ministries, and individuals face. Sometimes, you wonder why the church or ministry faces these problems. It's just a challenge to exercise your faith in God, who has called you and who is able, abundantly able to sustain you.”

“Apostle Paul wrote this letter to the Ephesians while in the Roman Empire prison. There is no doubt that he understands what the soldier's armor is through his close interactions with the Roman soldiers. That is why he was able to encourage the believers in Ephesus to equip themselves with a powerful spiritual enemy. God knows that we are on a battlefield on earth, particularly with our first enemy, Satan, and knows that what we need to conquer him is the armor of God.”