Thoughts for the day
What does the word approved mean? What people approved of other things or people or situations in Scripture? What can we approve? What does God approve? This week we look at this word and what we can learn from it from the Bible’s perspective.
What is strife? Who in the Bible found themselves in strife? What or who stirs up strife? This week we have a look at what Scripture has to say about this word and what we can learn from it. Read on to discover what we find.
The word redeem and redemption are mentioned all throughout the Bible. Redeem is seen in both Old and New Testaments. Redeem is also associated with land, properties, and animals but it is also associated with people. Some of those people include Ruth, Israel, Job, and Titus. Jesus came to redeem us from lawlessness. Read on to find out more about this word and what we can learn from it.
Bethel is an Old Testament city. There were several faithfuls of old who had connections with this place including Abram and Jacob. This week we explore what Scripture has to say about Bethel and discover what we can learn from this city of old.
The deer is mentioned several times throughout the Bible. We can learn a lot from this animal. This week we look at the deer and what the Bible has to say about it.
Did you know that God rescues? He rescues people. He rescues Israel and He rescued Jerusalem. This week we explore this word and what the Bible has to say about this.
The word authority means the power to determine, adjudicate, the right to control, command or determine. A power or right to delegate or given, authorization. The Bible, on the other hand, has a slightly different meaning to this word. Scripture has quite a bit to say about this word and there were also people in the in old times who had authority. What was authority used for? Read on to find out what God’s Word has to say and what we can learn about it.
Who was Cornelius? What was he known for? What did he do? This week have a look at this man and how he came to know God and Jesus Christ.
The Bible has a lot to say about wells. There were many people who dug wells. Wells can also be a spiritual as well as a physical concept. Wells also represent something. Please read on to find out the answer to this question and what we can learn from wells.
What does it mean to follow? Who chose to follow people or had people follow them? What are the things or people who should not be followed? What or who should we follow? This week, we endeavour to answer these questions and see what the Bible has to say about follow.