Daily Meditations

One plague is affecting Christianity: too much self-knowledge. Thus, many believers believe they have become knowledgeable because they have access to the Bible, because they can understand the Bible with anyone’s help. Yet, God has never intended for us to become all-knowing individuals. That is the reason why he first did not let us to …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – Allow God to teach you through others (1 Thessalonians 5:11) Read More »

Among the believers, many want to reach perfection as soon as they have accepted Jesus. But, most of the time, it is due to lack of knowledge of the Word that says: “And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – The Lord is expecting steady growth not instant perfection from us (2 Corinthians 3:18) Read More »

The Bible gives us many examples of people who thought they could not be used by God because they were not fit for the task… they felt inadequate. My brother, my sister, are you feeling inadequate to be used by God? Then you may be the right candidate for Him. Just look at this: The …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – It always pleases God to use people who feel unable for His work (Exodus 3:1-13 and Exodus 4:1-12) Read More »

This passage is a reminder, to those who think that the church is supposed to be full in numbers for God to be in it or use people. My brother, my sister, Jesus’ church had 12 disciples ONLY. Today, when you invite someone to church, they ask you ‘how many people are in your church?’ …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – The Lord was with Philip in the desert, to minister to one soul! (Acts 8:26-39) Read More »

Last year, a person who believes in Christ told me the end of the world was scheduled for mid-September 2015, so the return of Jesus should be around that time too. A young Muslim echoed the same prophecy recently to me, but this young man does not believe in the Word of God that gives …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – “Let us not be like others, who are asleep” (1 Thessalonians 5:6) Read More »

This verse is echoed in different ways throughout the Bible as God is telling us, His people, not to worry about the things of this life. My brother, my sister, worrying is a tool that is well sharpened by the devil, not only to push us away from the presence of God, since it makes …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – “Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?” (Matthew 6:27) Read More »

Many people pray everyday that the Lord will grant them wisdom or discernement. My brother, my sister, man can only give what he has, but God is the creator of everything, so He can give us everything we want, abundantly.True enough that the Bible tells us to pray to ask the Lord for what we …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – Wisdom and discernment come from knowing Jesus (1 Corinthians 1:18-31) Read More »

This morning, I was shocked to read that a preacher is called ‘hateful’ for standing up against gay marriages. What shocked me more was the title: “This Hateful, Anti-Gay Preacher Get DESTROYED By 7-Year-Old Girl” because the girl stood silently before him with a rainbow flag. My brother, my sister,we should not be lenient with …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – Do not let the messages of the world deceive us (Ephesians 5:11-13) Read More »

My brother, my sister, as we read today’s meditation, may the Lord open our eyes to the essential of His Gospel, for we all have one thing in common: the ‘Lord bless me’ prayer. Yes, this prayer is in every believer’s mouth or heart. Do you know that God has already blessed us? Yet many …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – God has predefined the way He blesses His children. (Genesis 32:1-31) Read More »

In this passage, apostle Paul makes the fact that God is an inclusive God clear. Here, the word ALL is primary to understand what the purpose of God is for man as “wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth” (verse 4) My brother, my sister, here we …

TODAY’S MEDITATION – God has included everyone in His plan of salvation (1 Timothy 2:1-6) Read More »