The book of Lamentations is a book that shows us the eternal compassion of God for His people. While we see Jeremiah lament for Jerusalem, he sees a glimmer of hope in the midst of affliction. My brother, my sister, this book shows us that in the deepest moments of grief, the compassion of God …
There are many occurrences of the destruction of the temple in the Bible, or rather of unfaithful temples! Today we are the temple of God, so we should always be careful about what we are doing in the name of God, lest we are heading for destruction. My brother, my sister, your place of worship …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Worshiping the Lord wholeheartedly (Lamentations 2:7) Read More »
“To him that is afflicted pity should be shewed from his friend.” What is amazing is that the Word of God is full of God’s demonstration of His love and compassion. Many Christians read the Bible every day, yet they still seem not to understand what it means being a Christian. The first fruit a …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – What have you done of your brother? (Job 6:14) Read More »
Today Christianity is the greatest battle that every Christian must fight. hat is why the Lord is asking us His followers that “WHEN THE SON OF MAN COMES, WILL HE FIND FAITH ON THE EARTH? (Luke 18:8). My brother, my sister, Jesus Himself said to follow him, we must be prepared to go through what …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Adversity builds character (Romans 5:3-5) Read More »
Becoming a Christian is the deepest and most wonderful change that can happen to anyone on this earth. It is not a superficial or temporary change. It is a work of God. My brother, my sister, if you are a true Christian today it is because God began and is continuing a mighty work in …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – What God begins He continues in you (Philippians 1:6) Read More »
This message is for believers and unbelievers alike because Jesus stands at the door and knocks for all of us. The unbelievers should feel drawn towards Jesus, while some believers should feel a little ashamed to pretend to love Him and yet not hear Him when He is knocking. Yes, just in Laodicea, today, there …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Jesus wants your attention (Revelation 3:14-22) Read More »
In this verse we see that David is hunted by those whose love had turned to jealousy, and this was even driving them to try to murder him. My brother, my sister, even trusted friends and family members can turn against you one day, because their love is changeable. But here, we are shown that …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – The Lord’s love for you is changeless (Psalm 59:10) Read More »
This Psalm is one of the most quoted to illustrate the ministry and sufferings our Lord Jesus Christ. My brother, my sister, being scorned by your brothers or being scoffed at, mocked, insulted, humiliated and made the object of gossips because of your faith is not uncommon for Christians. Here we see David cried out …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Jesus is your rescuer. (Psalm 69:3-13) Read More »
As Christians, we should bear our identity and display it proudly like those football fans whenever they are going to watch a football match: they know they are not going to be on the football pitch, but they trust the players of their team. My brother, my sister, do people around you know, just from …
In this verse, we see that Isaiah decided to wait for the Lord, though God had “turned away from” the people of Israel. For some believers, waiting patiently is sometimes the most difficult thing to do. My brother, my sister, sometimes waiting patiently is indeed a test: waiting for illness to pass, for children to …
TODAY’S MEDITATION – Wait on the Lord patiently (Isaiah 8:17) Read More »
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