Do you worry , got struggles?
Pray about it and talk to God.
Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done.
Philippians 4:6 NLT
And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them.
Romans 8:28 NLT
And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them.
Romans 8:28 NLT
Mark 15:16-20 – The mocking of Jesus, the humiliation, beating, and spitting on Him; YET WITHOUT SIN, Jesus satisfied God’s wrath toward sin as the perfect sacrifice in our place. This world can be cruel, but you can take it as they give; because for the believer, this life is
Mark 15:6-15 – To save the power, position, and dependance on the office they held, the High Priests were willing to release a convicted murderer back into the streets. Jesus threatened the need of the office of High Priest by pointing everyone to God. God is just a prayer away
Mark 15:1-5 – Simple lesson here, when you speak the truth, very little else is needed to be said, and you need not to repeat. Stand firm on who you are in Christ, and the truths of Scripture. As long as you live by Scripture, they then have an issue with God, and not you.
don’t make permanent decision for a temporary situation. As we see with Peter in John 21:15-19, no matter the sin, Jesus will forgive the believer and restore their soul.
Mark 14:66-72 – A lesson from Friday’s post. Peter’s denial is equal to Judas’s betrayal. Sad part, Judas didn’t seek forgiveness as Peter did. Judas’s response of guilt and shame from the betrayal, resulted in suicide. Peter’s response was weeping bitterly. Our lesson,
Mark 14:43-52 – The betrayal is a moment in history that we can all relate. We have all been in a situation that we chose self-gratification over being faithful to the Gospel we committed to follow as believers. Although this self-gratification comes in various ways,
a list of things is unnecessary. What is necessary for us, is what happened after the betrayal; Jesus’ eventual death on the cross as a sacrifice of all sin for the believer. In our struggles with besetting sins, we can rest in Christ’s forgiveness that was offered once