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Accusation Without Understanding

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Today we look at the importance of silent presence over hasty speech, illustrating this through the story of Job and his friends. Initially honoring Job’s suffering by remaining silent, they ultimately harmed him with their words. The content cautions against the folly of speaking without understanding, urging a return to… Read the rest

EATING BREAD BAKED OVER DUNG: HOW THE CHURCH IS FEEDING ON TRUTH COOKED OVER THE WORLD’S FIRE

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Let us discuss the relevance of Ezekiel’s prophecy to the modern church, emphasizing that while the message of Christianity remains true, it is tainted by cultural influences—akin to bread baked over a polluted fire. The church has become immersed in worldly perspectives, affecting its theology and practices. The central message… Read the rest

THREADS OF GRIEF, A TAPESTRY OF LOVE

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“This Mother’s Day, reflect on the profound love and grief woven through the story of Mary at the cross—a mother whose heart was pierced yet whose faith remained unbroken. ‘Threads of Grief, A Tapestry of Love’ offers comfort to grieving mothers and those who feel motherless, reminding us that in… Read the rest

In One Ear and Out the Other: When the Word Never Reaches the Heart

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A powerful reminder that true transformation comes not from merely hearing the Word of God, but from living it out. This article challenges us to move beyond intellectual agreement to heartfelt obedience, allowing God’s Word to penetrate deeply and bring lasting change.… Read the rest

The Indwelling Christ: A Test of True Faith

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Paul’s call in 2 Corinthians urges self-examination of faith, emphasizing the necessity of Christ’s indwelling. True spiritual life arises from a genuine relationship with Him, not mere religious activities. Discipleship involves love and obedience to God, as evidenced by actions that reflect Christ within us. Ultimately, only His presence offers… Read the rest