Word Today

If anyone ask you a question: What is the most basic human need? What will be your answer? For many years I answered food, clothing and shelter. Of course, that’s what the world teaches us. But does the Bible says the same thing? Well that’s what we are looking into today’s episode. Let’s get down to the basics.

When you ask any born again Christian, “when did you get born again?” The answers can sound like, o I was born again in the hotel room listening to Bill Graham or I was born again when I respond to an altar call at church in July last year. But when were you born again? This episode will shed some light on the truth about our salvation. My prayer is it will inspire you to examine how you live your life as a new creation. Is your life reflecting what God has done for you? Let’s dive!

This is my and your responsibility. He is not speaking to a third person. But how do we not let our heart be troubled in the face of crisis around us everywhere? I believe in this part one of the two episodes, we will answer how to not let your heart be troubled for good and we will finish a thought in the second episode next week. Enjoy!

Don’t worry about anything. Pray about everything ok. God’s peace will be your guide.

Do you labor, heavy laden? Jesus is giving an invitation to give you rest. The question is; are you up to giving up all your labor and enter His rest? Let’s explore what this real means.

Christians are commanded to be courageous. Courage is not only a command but also an exhortation. Courage is a virtue like faith or joy or humility. It is important in a Christian life if we are to be an army or ambassadors from heaven. When I hear a person identity him/herself as a Catholic, I never see any pushback from that but the moment you say you are Christian—watch the hell break. We need courage because that’s the only way we will be able to live victorious as Christian in this world. So it’s a length subject but in this episode I’ll give you a taste, an appetizer. Let’s encourage each other.

The Creator of the heavens and the earth and everything in it appeared as a man, Selah. The Bible tells us, He humbled Himself and became obedient. Why? How are we to respond to this? Let this episode shine the light in your hearts and allow the truth to set you free today.

Little children have a great faith. Little children don’t know how to doubt until they are taught. We teach children to not trust strangers not because we want to take away their great faith rather, we do that as a means of protecting them from this fallen and perverse generation. Jesus is painting a picture here for the proud and the doubtful adults so that they get this spiritual lesson in hope they get converted. Who doesn’t have a soft spot for little children? With that in mind....let’s listen!

Love is not just empty words, love is action. John 3:16 reminds us how God demonstrated His love for us. Since God is our Father we also ought to love by action not just talking. In this segment, we gonna see this verse from a seed perspective. Come on, let us refresh each other.

Saul’s kingdom in trouble only two years of his reign. He disobeyed God’s command therefore God rejected him as a king. In this episode we meet his son Jonathan who was the main reason I recorded this episode. I knew Jonathan in the shadow of David but he was a fine young man on his own right. And we are going to see why in this podcast. Overall, the lesson we get here is God’s commandment last will always be above anyone’s commandments. Those who trust Him will always be rewarded. That was the case with Jonathan also.