Yesterday, when I began reading about David, I couldn’t get past the first few verses. I had decided to write about our experiences in Israel but I couldn’t start without sharing what God said to me in the beginning of this beautiful Biblical story… Continue reading →

“And in that day seven women shall take hold of one man saying: We will eat our own food and wear our own apparel; only let us be called by your name, to take away our reproach.” Isaiah 4.1 Continue reading →

People have been aware of sacrifice since ancient times. It began in the Garden of Eden. The Almighty had to sacrifice an animal to cover up Adam and Eve’s nakedness, thereby replacing the fig leaves—the devil’s inspiration. The fig leaves symbolize religion’s intent to cover up the nakedness of sin without sacrifice. Continue reading →

When we submit to the discipline of the Kingdom of God, everything that happens works out for our own good. Do you know why? Because the Almighty is in perfect control of everything in His Kingdom. Continue reading →

When reading the Bible, we should always bear two things in mind: the practical and the non-practical information. The practical information not only helps us to change, but it also shapes our behaviour before God and before others. Continue reading →

The will of the Almighty has to do with His children and servants’ daily conduct, according to His character. It is the relationship between child and Father, servant and Lord. What did God want for His Son Jesus that He doesn’t want for mankind? Does God see mankind differently from the way He saw His Son and Servant Jesus? Continue reading →