Category Archives: Book of 1 Thessalonians
Gratitude : The Will of God
These Days of Wolves
What They See When They See You
Respect is one of these. A follower of Christ must teach him/herself the rudiments of respect. It comes with knowing who you are in Christ and living accordingly to ensure anyone who has encounters with you will see the power of the resurrection in you. Being a believer in the redeemed works of our LordContinue reading “What They See When They See You”
Give thanks, not complaints
1st Man: I wish I had enough money to buy a new pair of shoes. 2nd Man: You’re lucky. At least you have the legs shoes can fit in. 3rd Man: Friends, I am grateful I don’t have the sight to see what you two look like. What are you grateful for?
A Do or Die Affair
Understanding the spheres of the spiritual requires thorough, direct application of a parallel universe. Nothing happens in the physical that has not been settled previously in the spiritual. It means life has two facets— the spiritual and the physical. The most preserve secret is the truth that the spiritual world governs the physical. Nothing isContinue reading “A Do or Die Affair”
Our God of every moment
People who learn to show gratitude to others are often known as happy persons. Being thankful implies being mindful of the exchanges in process. To ignore the art of thankfulness can be read to mean many things. Some may consider us as arrogant if we failed to show appreciation for those help they render toContinue reading “Our God of every moment”
Respect The Lord, Respect Your Vessel
Like Never Before
Stop ‘Practising’ Gratitude
Today, I watched the US presidential inauguration and a sentence from the speech Bishop Wayne T. Jackson of Great Faith Ministries International was, “Let us not take for granted the air we breathe.” In other words, ‘appreciate it!’ Do not suppose that you have the rights to obtaining the correct oxygen. By showing gratitude forContinue reading “Stop ‘Practising’ Gratitude”
Mind your own business
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