Once again, we are considering another verse of Jesus’ last words on the Cross. But this one reminds us of the beginning of Psalm 22: “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me? Why are you so far away when I groan for help? Every day I call to you, my God, but you …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Mark 15:34) Read More »
Here is another statement the Lord Jesus said as He was on the Crossafter being pierced and certainly having lost a substantial quantity of bodily fluid, both blood and sweat, through what he had endured even prior to crucifixion. My brother, my sister, when considering the meaning of these words, the first obvious thing that …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – “I am thirsty” (John 19:28-29) Read More »
Jesus wants your all. Many people often think that they will start giving to the Lord once they have. My brother, my sister, if you expect to have to start giving to the Lord, then know that you will never have something to give, and even have the little that could satisfy you on this …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Jesus wants your all (Matthew 19:21) Read More »
This short Psalm is interesting as we can see David begging God to rush to his aid. My brother, my sister, when others disappoint you or threaten your peace and you feel empty as though a vital part of yourself has been stolen, when others break the trust you have placed in them and your …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Even in times of trouble, praise the Lord (Psalm 70) Read More »
When we read this passage, the answer is definitely ‘YES, HE CAN CHANGE HIS MIND’. Indeed, the Lord “changes His mind” after someone intercedes, after someone prays and asks for mercy. My brother, my sister, we all know that God is Sovereign, therefore we may wonder whether or not He actually goes through a process …
There are times when the whole world seemed to have gathered to slander us, to persecute us or just to try to discourage us. My brother, my sister, in such times, all we want is to see our Lord standing up for us against those who are hurting us. Now, when we read this Psalm, …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Are you calling the Lord for His justice or protection? (Psalm 7) Read More »
“The truth will set you free” (John 8:32). This is what Jesus said . In fact, some people tend to use this statement out of context as they link it to our every day lives, while the Lord was actually speaking of a higher form of knowledge of the truth that sets free. My brother, …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – A true disciple of Christ is set free by the truth (John 8:32-35) Read More »
When their sinful actions are exposed for what they are, many people tend to give their own definition of what is right or wrong for themselves. It can sometimes make us wonder what role we should take when witnessing someone in sin. But in all, we must always remember that God is the ultimate Judge, …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Sin always has consequences (Romans 12:9) Read More »
Today’s world promotes power, wealth or prestige as the ultimate goal we should achieve in our lives. That is why so many people, including Christians feel so frustrated with their lives or their jobs and tend to think that those worldly standards would change anything for them to be happy. My brother, my sister, if …
In these verses we read that many Jews who looked for the Messiah refused to believe in Him when He came. Therefore, God offered His salvation to the Gentiles, in other words to people who were not looking for him: “I was found by those who did not seek me; I revealed myself to those …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Are you still looking for the Messiah? (Romans 10:18-20) Read More »
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