The early Church was increasing in number and the growing pains soon arose as well. The Apostles heard the need and wisely suggested a solution. The result, the first leading servants or deacons were chosen.
Immediately after the generous example of Barnabas in Acts 4, Luke introduces a sharp contrast with Ananias and Sapphira. Their names mean “God is gracious” and “beautiful,” but their actions were anything but. They sold a piece of property, but Ananias secretly kept back part of the money while pretending to give the full amount.... Continue Reading →
Acts 4 describes Peter and John's bold proclamation of Jesus' resurrection amid persecution, their unwavering obedience to God, and the unity and generosity of early believers, highlighting courageous faith.
The blog post emphasizes seeking God's approval instead of human recognition in spiritual practices like giving, praying, and fasting, promoting sincerity and selflessness in our relationship with God.
Commentary to help you study and understand Matthew 26:36-46.
Commentary to help you study Daniel 9:1-19.
As we delve into Daniel chapter 6, the narrative of Daniel and the Lion's Den unfolds before us, offering timeless lessons in faith and perseverance. This story isn't just an ancient tale; it echoes with relevance in our lives today, guiding us on how to maintain a steadfast spirit in times of trial. The Parable... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/gEftDn-OOUY Scripture Reading Romans 2:1-16 Devotional The woman in Luke 7:36-50 understood the depth of her sin and the greatness of Jesus' forgiveness. In His parable, both men had a debt they could not pay; one had a more outstanding debt than the other, but both had a debt they couldn't repay. Jesus identified this... Continue Reading →
Scripture Reading Psalm 103:1-5 Devotional In Luke 7:36-50, we see a woman who, despite her sinful reputation, approaches Jesus with an unashamed and intense love. She anoints His feet with perfume, an act of deep worship and gratitude. This woman challenges us to worship Jesus with all that we are, whether it's face down, at... Continue Reading →
Ever wondered how deep your worship could go? Dive into the story of a woman whose love for Jesus broke all barriers. Her tears, her perfume, her gratitude—what does it teach us about the heart of worship? #UnabandonedWorship #Forgiveness #Luke7