DID YOU KNOW Did you know that when we confess and forsake our sins, God not only forgives us—He forgets? The Scriptures tell us, “He who conceals his sins does not prosper, but whoever confesses and renounces them finds mercy … I, even I, am He who blots out your transgressions, for My own sake,Continue reading “When Grace Speaks Louder Than Guilt”
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Walls and a Willing Heart
Nehemiah 9 and 10 depict a pivotal moment in Israel’s history where physical restoration of Jerusalem led to deeper spiritual renewal. The people’s confession and commitment, rooted in God’s Word, emphasize accountability, practical reformation, and communal revival. Their pledge reflected a desire for integrity, commitment to worship, and spiritual preservation in everyday life.
My Bad
Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. – Matthew 5:4 If you have spiritual poverty and true humility, they will lead you to godly sorrow. That’s what Jesus meant by “mourn” here in this second beatitude. Paul told the Corinthians about this kind of sorrow: “For the sorrow that is according toContinue reading “My Bad”
Facing Our Own Brokenness
Reading: Acts 13:26-34 Reflection: This Sunday our scripture calls us into an even deeper commitment to follow Jesus. What the Old Testament called blessings and curses – for either obeying or disobeying God – are better understood in terms of consequences in the light of Jesus’ message. Sometimes we may be tempted to view God’sContinue reading “Facing Our Own Brokenness”
The Perfection Trap
Matthew 9:11-13 There is a common misconception that believers should be perfect. Pretending to have our life in order, many of us wear a happy face and speak words that sound acceptable. At times we’re ashamed to admit our shortcomings, as if they should not exist. Salvation through Jesus, however, doesn’t change the fact thatContinue reading “The Perfection Trap”