Category Archives: Book of 1 Kings

The Remnant: Trust, Truth, and Moral Decline

In a world where morality is increasingly overshadowed by corruption and individualism, the story of Elijah reminds us that truth and righteousness are never entirely lost. Even when it seems like everyone has turned away, God preserves a remnant—those who refuse to bow to falsehood. This challenges us to rethink trust, integrity, and the power of standing firm in a world that seeks to redefine truth.

Please, Shall we Pray.

Dear Lord, You go beyond our feelings, our thoughts, and our prayers. We love you, Lord, for who you are and not because of what you will do for us. Your name is higher. You are powerful. You are the ultimate incomparable. You are God alone. Before we exist, you are. You are unshakable, unchangeable,Continue reading “Please, Shall we Pray.”

Please, Shall we Pray.

Dear Lord, You go beyond our feelings, our thoughts, and our prayers. We love you, Lord, for who you are and not because of what you will do for us. Your name is higher. You are powerful. You are the ultimate incomparable. You are God alone. Before we exist, you are. You are unshakable, unchangeable,Continue reading “Please, Shall we Pray.”

A Curse in the Time of Sorrow

Shimei cursed David in the latter’s time of sorrow and thought he could get away with it. No one attacks the Lord’s Anointing and believe he or she will be spare. Likewise, the Holy Spirit is grieved when anyone deliberately inflicted pain to others. The end of Shimei was a sad story (1 Kings 2:46).Continue reading “A Curse in the Time of Sorrow”

Where Every Sin is Allowed

In this dark time, questions abound about life, in particular, the truth of what is expected of us as Christian. That we are in a critical moment is no doubt given the succession of weird occurrences. In the midst of this is one question regarding the way we live. Many unpleasant things are happening thatContinue reading “Where Every Sin is Allowed”