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Recently at the ministry center we received reports of two children that suddenly passed away. One was the nine month old son of a noted minister and the other a two year old granddaughter of one of our faithful ministry partners who often volunteer for the ministry. When we receive this type of news, the first words that we ask ourselves is, “Why?”
The Word of God is filled with laws, commandments, instructions and admonitions. It also answers many spiritual, judicial and moral questions as outlined in the principles established in the Scripture. The Bible does answer many questions, even questions from a practical perspective. However, there are times when there is no answer to the questions, “Why didn’t God prevent this?” or “Why did God allow this?”
The object of obedience is God’s glory. When He calls you to obey Him, it is not about you. In fact, even the offer to forgive our sins is done for His glory alone. Isaiah 43:25 (NKJV) 25 “I, even I, am He who blots out your transgressions for My own sake; And I will […]
Tomorrow is not even here yet, and I can feel it overreaching into today. Don’t get me wrong; I know there must be planning for the future but when that future overreaches it’s authority and steals the joy and progress of God in my life today, it’s not spiritually healthy. Let’s face it; you need […]
By MATTHEW BRUNWASSER SOFIA — His enthronement as patriarch of Bulgaria, spiritual leader of millions of Orthodox believers here, was supposed to stir pride and moral togetherness in an impoverished country confronting a vacuum in political leadership and widespread economic pain. Instead, the installation of His Holiness Neofit last month, in a ceremony replete with […]
U.S. President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit the Middle East from March 20-23. He will spend much of the time in Israel, home to 41% of the world’s Jews. Another 41% of the world’s Jewish population lives in the United States, according to Pew Research Center estimates.
Letting God into your problems is different from letting God watch your problems. Letting Him into your problems means you allow God to have control of what you are trying to run. On the other hand, letting God watch your problems is an insult to the work of the cross. He endured the cross so […]
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