Parents are the best and greatest gift that God has given to children. Their respect is essential for every girl and boy. Parents are the only ones who have true love and affection for their children and their love is from the heart. Parents are worthy of respect at any age. The only ones who sincerely wish the best for their children are parents.

Every child, whether a girl or a boy, should go to school. Because today's children are the future builders of their country and homeland. In school, children not only study, become literate and acquire knowledge, but also make friends and comrades. In school, during their free time, children can play chess and archery with their classmates. This game and archery create friendship and love among classmates.

There is nothing in this world that is higher and more valuable than knowing Jesus Christ and having a close relationship with Him. Nothing and no one else can give a person eternal life. Because it is only by knowing Jesus Christ and accepting Him as our Lord and Saviour that we will be saved. So by confessing our sins, studying the Bible, praying, attending church regularly, and being obedient, we can develop a closer relationship with God. This is not to be taken lightly, but it is very simple and clear. Consider these points: How do we develop a close relationship with people?

One of the most important teachings of the gospel, a message that the world needs to hear, is that God is the Father of mercies and the God of all comfort. He always helps and comforts us in our troubles, in our tribulations, and in our difficulties. And it is because of God’s comfort that we not only have the strength to endure difficult circumstances, but also can rejoice in these difficulties. God comforts us for several reasons. First, because He loves us, as a father loves his children. Second, He comforts us in our sorrows so that we can comfort others who are in sorrow.

The believers in Berea brought Paul, who was being persecuted by the Jews of Thessalonica, by sea to Athens. Paul did not intend to stay in Athens for long. He waited for Silas and Timothy, and at the same time he was in Athens, discussing with the people about Jesus Christ, until he was summoned to speak to the city council on Mars Hill about his teachings. As you have heard, the apostle Paul spoke to the Athenians about a God they did not know. As Paul says, some of the Athenians had drawn near to a God they did not know. Therefore, Paul said to them, “God is not far from each one of us. Wherever we go, God is with us.”

Jesus said: I am the bread, the bread of life; whoever comes to Jesus and eats of this bread will never hunger. Then Jesus added that whoever believes in me will never thirst. We must understand that the bread of life is the living water. We must also understand that “eating” this bread and “drinking” this water means believing in Jesus and accepting Jesus into our lives. Just as we take food and water into our stomachs, we also take Christ into our hearts and lives through faith. Jesus says that whoever comes to me will never hunger. Coming to Jesus is believing in him. Jesus says to all humanity and people, come to me. Only Jesus can make our relationship with God right.

Do not waste your energy on trivial and distracting matters, for it forgets what is behind. It is futile to look back and grieve over the past. Christians are branches of this vine. Just as a branch cannot live without receiving the sap of the vine, so a Christian cannot live without the Holy Spirit. Without the Spirit of Christ, we soon die spiritually. If we do not bear fruit, it means that the Spirit of Christ is not working in us. A fruitless branch is useless to God. God throws away the bad branches, our bad habits and sins. Pruning or cleansing can be very painful. How good it is to be fresh leaves and fruitful branches, remaining faithful to God until our last breath.

No man can enter heaven unless God has invited him. But man can reject this invitation. No man can save himself; but he can deprive himself of salvation. Christ does not reject us in the first place. It is we who reject Christ. Jesus said - Whoever comes to me and believes in me, I will never cast him out. He who believes in the Son has eternal life; and he who does not believe in the Son will not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him. Christ also sent us into the world to invite our fellow men to his feast. When was the last time we invited someone to Christ's feast?

Jesus Christ gave his final answer to the Jewish religious leaders’ question. The Jewish religious leaders asked, “Are you the Christ?” But Jesus told them that not only was he promised Messiah, but he was also one with God! The true Messiah is one with God. “I and the Father are one.” This great statement is the foundation of all the teachings that Jesus gave in this Gospel and in the other three gospels. The Jewish leaders did not believe him because they saw before them only a man named Jesus, from a remote place in Galilee. But Jesus was not only a man, but also God Himself. He is the only true incarnation of God. We too must be careful not to make the same mistake as the unbelieving Jews who could only see a man and not God. Let us pray that we will not be spiritually blind like the Jews and miss the opportunity to receive eternal life.

Many people are like two tongues. For they worship God with one tongue, but immediately after the meeting is over, they slander and gossip about their brothers and sisters behind their backs. They bless and curse from the same mouth! Brothers, it is not right for this to happen. Let us not deceive ourselves! God will never answer the seemingly sweet prayer of one who speaks evil of his brother behind his back. If someone says, “I love God,” and hates his brother, he is a liar. If a person’s speech is bitter, disgusting, and bitter, his heart will also be filled with bitterness and evil. A person can pretend to be good and sweet for a while, but after a while the evil of his heart will be revealed by the words of his tongue.