I share daily christian messages rooted in the Bible and provide insightful explanations and revelations to support you in living a purposeful, peaceful and an upright godly life, even amidst challenge situations and circumstances.
Thank you for sharing this and for the candor about not yet understanding the pairing of suffering and joy. I wrestle with this daily and am humbled by stories told about persecution and suffering and various afflictions that have been endured by others.
Nice! I especially appreciate the ending with its challenge to not just intellectually wrestle with our different view of justice, but to get into the situations themselves and do something to show His grace and mercy.
Thank you for this reminder - the video prompted me to think about how the word "love" in the Bible is about acts and behavior, not feelings. We remain called to love our neighbors, as I understand it, not when we feel "love" but even if we have serious disagreements. Yeshua spoke a lot about reconciliation, forgiveness, and mercy.
There is something very helpful and encouraging about knowing that our Father in heaven sees everything. Because of this, I do not bear the burden of meting out "justice" when it comes to the wrongdoings of others. We can see all around us the sinfulness of this fallen world and countless acts of injustice - certainly those of which we are the target. But knowing that our loving Creator will hold ALL to account eventually allows me, with the help of His Spirit, to forgive others and to focus on changing my own heart. This is a very helpful video. Thank you!
I surely do not understand so many things about this life and how YHVH works. It's too far above my potential to comprehend. I know people who cite the "inconsistencies" of the Father as they see them, through their own values and wishes. I prefer the viewpoint of the video - to regard the suffering and pain of this world as reasons to come closer to Yeshua rather than to push him away. This is a very meaningful video. Thank you.
This is "quietly" a very powerful message - one I needed to hear, and one that many others would do well to heed. I pray that this ministry reaches as many of those who need it as possible, and since nothing is impossible with YHVH, that's a fair number. Blessings!
"Trusting in the unseen can be a lesson in humility." Amen to that. This is a very meaningful video message for someone like me who grew up having to depend on himself and hadn't been introduced to YHVH. Only now, much later in life, am I learning to seek Him out as a first, and not last, resort. Thank you!
I offer up thanks and praise to the Almighty for this video. I've been contemplating the duality of "the fear of YHVH" and "boldly approaching His throne"; being in awe of His might and yet commanded to be bold in coming to Him in prayer. It's not an "either/or"; it is both. Thank you for these thoughts.
Very wise thoughts. Too often, well-intended expressions of consolation hinder a mourning person from working through grief. How often do we try to soothe someone's pain because of our own discomfort about it? Lamentations shows the way. :)
What an encouraging and uplifting video! Song of Songs causes some believers to squirm a bit and to more comfortably regard it as a description of Messiah's love for His church, but in the context of Christian marriage, the bold declarations of love between man and woman are refreshing. :)
Wow. I'd never before heard of using the Psalms of Ascent in this way. Thank you for sharing these insights and steps towards getting closer to the Almighty. In times of distress, I think many of us yearn for quick relief when in a troubled season, but a gradual strengthening and soothing is much more likely and realistic.
I was disillusioned for over four decades until I realized recently that my hopes and plans fell by the wayside so that He could prepare me for specific service later in life. Thank you for these very inspirational videos.
Thank you for this timely and poignant reminder that our Father always keeps His promises and that I can place all my faith in Him, as I am unable to do with other humans and, yes, even myself.
I find this to be a very enlightening video, both the storyline of self-awareness and the biblical history of sin, punishment, and repentance. The first parents responded to the awareness of their nakedness (sin) by hiding themselves. How often we do this, to this very day!
I note and appreciate that you include lesser-known stories from the Bible to illustrate points made in these videos. I want to learn as much as I can from all of Scripture - not only the popular and familiar stories and themes. Thank you.
This is an excellent testimony and lesson about the wisdom in giving the Almighty all the glory. Regardless of how amazing and brilliant my own work is, without Him and His gifts, I am nothing.
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Very well stated and described! I was reminded by the incomprehensibly vast nature of Yahweh and that being His enemy isn't a wise choice (intentional understatement). Thank you for this!
1 Peter 1:15-17 King James Version 15 But as he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation; 16 Because it is written, Be ye holy; for I am holy. 17 And if ye call on the Father, who without respect of persons judgeth according to every man's work, pass the time of your sojourning here in fear: 🙏🕊✝️⭐️🔥➕️😇👑🇿🇦🌈♥️
The invitation to look at the book of Joshua helped me to draw a line between lifting myself up in pride and boastfulness and lifting up the Holy One in praise and expectation. Thank you for this.
Thank you for providing this uplifting and encouraging overview of kindness as a reflection of Messiah within us! The emphasis on conscious effort to do kindness is well-stated. Opportunities abound to show encouragement, love, compassion, and forgiveness - provided we are aware of the needs and ready to offer these things.
Thank you for presenting this collection of parallels between us and the nation of Israel, along with the promises in scripture that YHVH will always be with us. The video echoes some of the questions I've had lately and is very helpful.
This video encourages me to think more deeply about circumstances in my daily life and which doors YHVH has left unlocked for me to open and carry out His will. Thank you for that blessing.
I feel like Christians always argue against 1 Corinthians 7:9. That you need to fix your lust problem before you get married like the Bible didn’t just say that marriage can help you with it. I’ve known some Christian couples where a spouse would have problems with lust. If you’re physically hungry then God will provide you with physical food. What if, in some cases not everyone, marriage is Gods answer to your struggle with lust, like the Bible says it is. “Christians” seem to imply that you are less than or delusional if you go into marriage thinking it can help.
