Specifically for men- Although the situations in your life are not what you want them to be just know in God's eyes you are a unique, loved, one- of -a -kind master piece. And guess what? God delights in you.

Over 2000 years ago, Jesus went to Calvary. With his precious blood he signed our pardon and set us free from the bondage of sin. We can now enjoy a new life because he signed our pardon and paid it all.

The God of heaven will breakdown barriers and tear down walls to pursue those he loves. Cornelius, in Acts 10 is a prime example. He will come after you too as long as your ❤️ longs for him. Listen and be blessed

The God of heaven will breakdown barriers and tear down walls to pursue those he loves. Cornelius, in Acts 10 is a prime example. He will come after you too as long as your ❤️ longs for him. Listen and be blessed

Jesus Christ took our burdens in his death on the cross. When he said, it is finished, he took our troubles and our needs and freed us from the burden and consequences of sin. We can now enjoy a new life of freedom from sin.

Jesus Christ took our burdens in his death on the cross. When he said, it is finished, he took our troubles and our needs and freed us from the burden and consequences of sin. We can now enjoy a new life of freedom from sin.

We often face difficult circumstances, some of which leave us with a feeling of helplessness. However, we are assured that God knows about the situations that we are faced with and if we trust him we can live in hope. We can say in faith that "All is Well" even though it does not look that way.

It is more blessed to give than to receive. Give an encouraging words, a kind gesture, a helping hand. God loves a cheerful giver.

Through the resurrection of Jesus Christ we have a living hope. We are redeemed by His blood and resurrected from dead works to walk in newness of life. This is a positive hope anchored in God's unchangeable promises.

Since words have the power to give life through encouragement or kill through careless speak we should endeavour to guard our speech.