The word “church” is first used in the Bible in Matthew 16:18. Jesus promised to build His church (Matthew 16:18), and He kept that promise, as we later read in the Bible about the church being in existence. Jesus is the Builder of the church (Matthew 16:18). Jesus is the Foundation of the church (1 […]
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Jesus lived on the earth about 2,000 years ago. “Jesus” was a common name among the Jews, but the Jesus we have in mind sometimes is called “Jesus of Nazareth” in the Bible (John 18:7,8). Why? Because He grew up in that city. Our reasons for believing in Jesus are based on what the Bible
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We read those precious words in Ephesians 2:8. The complete thought in that verse reads, “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God.” The Gift – Surely everyone enjoys receiving a special gift. No gift is more valuable than the spiritual gift that is
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Every human has a physical body. Each of us has an eternal soul, too, given to us by the God of heaven. The great Creator of the universe wants your soul to be in heaven. He really does. And, He has the power to make it happen! Sin is awful because it separates those who
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God demonstrated His love by sending His Son to be our Savior (1 John 4:9,10). He continues to be gracious to all, as He provides us with rain, sunshine, and sustenance (Acts 14:17). Yes, God’s love is wonderful. Did you know, though, that there are some things that the love of God does not do?
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“If the God of heaven truly is all-powerful, then He can do anything. Didn’t Jesus say that with God all things are possible?” The truth is, the Bible does describe the God of heaven as “the Lord Almighty” (2 Corinthians 6:18). And, yes, Jesus did proclaim that in the matter of being saved, “with God
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A poem emphasizing the importance of service and helping others, inspired by the examples of Jesus and the Samaritan. It encourages us to use our gifts to serve others and glorify God, and to not grow weary in doing good.
A personal reflection on one experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and how it compares to the memories of the May 13th incident in 1969. The author then reflects on how they have been blessed with stability and comfort in their life, and realizes that they should focus on helping those in need instead of complaining about their own situation. They express gratitude for their faith in God and their understanding of His teachings, which have guided them through difficult times.
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The article describes a personal account of how the MCO (Movement Control Order) affected the author’s life, particularly with regards to finding employment. The author shares their emotional journey during the lockdown period, including feelings of inadequacy and despair, but also the realizations and lessons they learned. They talk about appreciating the little things in life, such as having a job, being grateful for health, and the importance of supportive friends and family.
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The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the fragility of life, as seen in the loss of loved ones or disrupted plans. The pandemic was a time for the congregation to display brotherly love for one another, and the author was glad to be part of God’s family.
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