As we grow in our relationship with God and increase our knowledge of Him, we should be able to walk into any situation and pull out exact scripture and insight from His Word to bring clarity to the situation at hand.
One of the protests against the existence of God is the appalling evil on this planet. The Bible teaches that evil exists on this planet because of a curse. This curse fell on the world by the fall of Adam and Eve into sin. Satan entered our atmosphere, usurped Adam’s authority and became, in the words of Jesus Christ, the “prince of this world.”
The consistency of God is seen in the sunrise, His protection through the strength and shade of a tree, His provision through the rain, His resurrection through the changing of the seasons, His vastness through the mountains and ocean, His intimacy through the song of a bird.
When sorrow overwhelms, we naturally reach out for help, but are often let down. God, however, is faithful. He will provide for us in our sorrow and pain.
Satan Doesn’t Want You to Know Yourself Satan tries to distract you from getting to know yourself. If you truly knew yourself, you’d know God. When you accept Christ into your life, the Holy Spirit
Experiencing Reality After Loss As you return to school, you’re entering the year with slight apprehension. The world has continued to move forward, but you’ve shut down inside. You’ve just experienced an immense loss, and
Where are You God? Everyone has cried out to God, only to receive silence. The reason for God’s quietness is different for every story, situation and person. In the Psalms, King David experiences similar silence, but his reaction can teach us how we should proceed when we don’t hear God answer.
Will life ever get any easier? The reality of this painful question is that it may not. Life is hard, but it can be beautiful. As we experience life’s hardship and trauma, it’s time to cling to God. A time of crisis is not the time to lose our faith, it is a time to USE it.
The Bible says that God will always provide a way out when you’re feeling tempted to sin. Even if it feels like it’s worth giving into the temptation, we must cling to the truth that God provides. Not just because it’s in scripture and it’s what He asks of us, but because it’s how He made us.
Many people ask, “Is there a God?” Why not ask the opposite question, “How do we know there isn’t a God?” To answer this question, consider if God does exist.
