Guard against prejudice
‘‘If you favour some people over others, you are committing a sin.’’ (James 2:9 NLT) James wrote to the church: ‘Suppose someone comes into your meeting dressed in fancy clothes […]
Category: Word for today
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Pursue God’s purpose for your life
Nothing is more gratifying than knowing one’s purpose – even when opposition seems unbearable and other distractions threaten to overshadow it. Often when people say they don’t have a passion […]
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Keep on keeping on
Some of the world’s most successful people were told by so-called experts that they didn’t have what it took to be a success in the professions they had chosen. In […]
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‘Grab it, and throw it in the trash’
Author Max Lucado wrote: ‘Some time back, a mother asked me to pray for her eight-year-old son. He was troubled by a constant barrage of images and scary visions that […]
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Prayer makes all the difference
Christian cardiologist Dr Randolph Byrd had a great interest in knowing if prayer had a ‘scientifically measurable’ impact on healing. He has said, ‘After much prayer, the idea of what […]
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The greatest moment in your life is now
‘‘This is the day the LORD has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.’’ (Psalm 118:24) The greatest moment in your life is now. Not because it’s pleasant […]
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Have a cooperative spirit
A cooperative spirit will become your norm once you embrace the fact that you plant seeds for your own success when you support others. Take the case of Paul and […]
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Evaluate your expectations
We all have expectations of others. Many times, we may not be totally aware of our expectations, or we don’t express them or will not acknowledge that they are unrealistic. […]
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Keys to spiritual growth
How can you grow spiritually? By doing these five things: 1) Rediscover the Bible. You will never grow spiritually without soaking your mind in Scripture. When Jesus told the devil, […]
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Have Realistic Expectations [2]
Here are three areas in which you must learn to have realistic expectations: 1) You must have realistic expectations of yourself. When you do things poorly you usually feel bad. […]