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  • Seeing Beyond the Seen

    Seeing Beyond the Seen

    In our fast-paced world, Christians are urged to use spiritual vision to perceive God’s work, especially during hardship. Via stories of Hagar and Elisha, the power of faith…

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  • To impress, or not to

    To impress, or not to

    Dear Martha,You were always known as the sister of Lazarus and Mary,I am sure you wanted more, probably another identity,But Martha, I am in awe of your hospitality,The way you served people with so much sincerity. I know you felt hurt when Jesus praised Mary,I wish you didn’t fret so much; I wish you didn’t […]

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  • Why did God do this to me? It’s so unfair, I have always been good but how can this happen to me

    Why did God do this to me? It’s so unfair, I have always been good but how can this happen to me The first point is that we all need to know a key fact that God does not do all these things. He is not responsible for it. If only God causes all these […]

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  • Fruits of the Spirit – KIND

    “Kindness begins with understanding that we all struggle,” an old aphorism that is so very true. Jesus showed kindness to everyone who came His way; lepers, rich, poor, orphans, destitute women, prostitutes, thieves, murderers and so many in the list of social evil doers. But are we equally kind to everyone, despite their class or […]

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  • Being a child

    Being a child

    And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Whoever then humbles himself as this child, he is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. -Mathew 18:3-4 Do you often feel like reliving your childhood days? Especially, when you see old […]

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  • The Story I sing

    The Story I sing

    Boom. Crash. Rumble. Clap     I slam upright, jolting the bed and waking to water audible on the panes. I breathe in deep, aware of my hands tightly gripping the covers. I gently sweep them over the thin sheets, the bed under me as I exhale, and fall back on my pillow. Autumn sometimes comes quietly […]

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  • Decluttering baggage

    Decluttering baggage

    Dear Gomer,I never thought I would write about you,A harlot, an idolator, one with a wicked hue,They called you the wife of whoredoms, dressed in alluring blue,Like a peacock’s feather, meant only to woo Why did Hosea even marry you?Why did a prophet of God say I do?To a filthy woman who never knew,The meaning […]

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