Psalm 50:15

Depression almost withers joy. Those who suffer with it often endure silently, feeling shame and condemnation. Given that, how should Christians approach it? Does God meet us in this kind of pain and suffering?…

Knowing my brokenness, I’m less prone to feel proud when I accomplish something for Him.…

Memorise: “I will call upon the LORD, who is worthy to be praised: so shall I be saved from mine enemies” (Ps 18:3)Read: Matthew 15:21-28 When the borrowed axe head dropped into river……

Psalm 129:2 “Since my youth they have often attacked me, but they have not defeated me.” Psalm 130:5-7 “I rely on the LORD, I rely on Him with my whole being; I wait for his assuring word. 6 I yearn for the LORD, more than watchmen do for the morning, yes, more than watchman do […]…

New Christian book- Power Over the Serpent- Memorise: “And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me” (Ps 50:15) Read: Psalm 50:14-15 Pastor E. ……

I once read a story in my local newspaper of a mother and teen daughter who got themselves into a very awkward situation. They were hiking a……

ABRAHAM INHERITED BARRENNESS. * Vertical family curses do not respect anybody who has not broken their effects from his family. * Whether such a person is a clergy or layman educated or not,……

God knows your pain. He holds your tears in his bottle. Your name is engraved on the palm of his hand. Yes, right. I’m sure. And I’d hug, nod and grimace my way through these and dozens of similar sympathetic and kind encouragements.Then I’d walk away from my would-be-comforters thinking, You’ll never know. You can’t understand my Read More…

The Psalmist said we should make a simple sacrifice of thanks to the Lord. Then he said we should also keep the vows we make to God.…

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