Joseph’s life is one of the clearest biblical examples of God working through hardship and uncertainty. Betrayed by his brothers, sold into slavery, falsely accused and imprisoned,…… Read more “Joseph”
Author: saintsoftherestoration
When We Ask to Be Taught
Knowing God’s will is not enough; we must learn to live it. As we remain teachable, His good Spirit reshapes our hearts and leads us towards faithful, willing obedience.
When Faithfulness Feels Fruitless
Faithfulness can feel fruitless when results remain unseen. Yet God calls us to keep sowing, trusting His timing and believing that sincere obedience is never wasted, even before harvest comes.
What Does It Mean to Be Human?
What does it really mean to be human? Before we can understand equality, purpose or freedom, we must first understand our identity. This article explores why human dignity cannot be earned or lost, and how being made in God’s image changes the way we see ourselves, others and the world.
Called Into Fellowship
God’s faithfulness stands beneath our imperfect faith. We are called not merely into religious activity, but into fellowship with Christ, where obedience grows from relationship, gratitude, trust and grace.
Does God Know Everything?
Does God really know everything, including our thoughts, choices and future? Scripture presents God’s understanding as infinite, yet His knowledge is not distant observation. He knows each person intimately, sees what others cannot and remains present within uncertainty and suffering. This raises difficult questions about freedom, prayer and responsibility, but also offers profound reassurance: the future we cannot see is never unknown to God.
When Fear Wants the Throne
Fear may speak, but it does not have to rule. God’s presence gives us courage to face uncertainty, trusting that He will strengthen, help and uphold us through every circumstance.
When the World Becomes Ordinary
The heavens still declare God’s glory, but familiarity can make us stop noticing. Faith invites us to look again, rediscover wonder, receive creation with gratitude, and recognise the Giver.
When We Have Prayed and Nothing Changes
Psalm 13:1–2, 5–6 “How long, O Lord, wilt thou withdraw thyself from me? How long wilt thou hide thy face from me, that I may not see…… Read more “When We Have Prayed and Nothing Changes”