Does God still speak to His people today? Scripture presents God as One who reveals Himself, supremely through Jesus Christ, while continuing to guide believers through His word and the Holy Ghost. Yet Christians are also commanded to test spiritual claims carefully. This article explores how God speaks, how we may learn to listen, and how biblical discernment protects us from mistaking our own thoughts for His voice.
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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.
The Ashes Are Not the Final Word
God’s restoration does not erase the pain of yesterday. Job reminds us that suffering need not have the final word, for God can bring new life, deeper faith and renewed hope from the ashes of what we have endured.The Ashes Are Not the Final Word
Faith Before Sight
Faith does not require us to see the whole road. It trusts God’s character, remembers His faithfulness, and takes the next obedient step even when the outcome remains unseen.
Why Human Beings Create Hierarchies
Why do human beings instinctively create systems of status and superiority? This article explores our desire for hierarchy, why position is so easily confused with worth, and how the Kingdom of God challenges the ladders we build by redefining greatness through responsibility, service and the equal dignity of every person.
When We Do Not Know What to Do
Every season has its purpose. Rather than fighting where we are or rushing towards what comes next, faith teaches us to live faithfully within the time God has given us.
Numbering Our Days
Living With Holy Urgency [Psalm 90:12]“So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.” There is a difference between urgency and…… Read more “Numbering Our Days”
The Lord of Peace
Lasting peace is not found in controlling every circumstance but in knowing the Lord of peace Himself. His presence remains our deepest security when life becomes uncertain, difficult or unpredictable.
Let Peace Rule
Colossians 3:15 calls us to let God’s peace govern the heart. When fear, pride and anger compete for control, Christ offers a deeper authority by which our responses are ordered.