Have you ever tried in a gentle way to change a person’s theology? Well if we do, we must make sure we wear some Biblical safety gear to protect ourselves.
There is an old saying. “Those who pray within their homes, surround them with a wall that is stronger than iron”.
There is a little story found in the Bible in the gospel of Luke 15:11-32. It is a moving story told by Jesus of a father and his two sons.
What makes a person humble? Have you ever felt humbled when we discover that we had the privilege of, “Teaching some very profound truth?”
Let heaven fill your thoughts: Sounds kind of pleasurable. It has that calming affect about it, not at all like the hurried stuff we see in the world today.
My speech reveals my true character. It communicates my true personality more than anything else.
Scripture teaches that we are to speak evil of no one. Rather, we should strive to show a gentle spirit when interacting with others.
When I think of the wisdom and superiority of God’s plan, I feel like falling on my knees in prayer before our Father in heaven.
This month’s discussion paper brings us face to face with both love and judgment. It is much easier for us to talk about the love of God.
When we get a little older we often, ask people to repeat whatever it is that has been said. I suppose we do that because we want to be sure we understood it correctly.
