Category Archives: Ministry

Let’s be honest, we all have the tendency to give up on people who repeatedly disappoint us. That is, after a certain number of letdowns, we stop trying to improve that person’s condition. We’ve tried everything—we’ve advised, encouraged, rebuked, begged, … Continue reading →

If you know the same God I know then you too can testify of His faithfulness. You too can testify of His loving kindness. You too can testify of His tender mercy and grace! And to add impact to greatness, … Continue reading →

Emptiness is a difficult emotion to simply describe. It is that feeling you have not just when you are tired, but when you have given it everything you’ve got. Nothing remains, but it may not be just from physical fatigue. … Continue reading →

Father God, I humbly decrease so that You can increase. I need You in every area of my life because without You I am nothing. Jesus said in John 15:4, “Remain in Me, and I will remain in you. For … Continue reading →

The Living Bible translates Romans 8:28 this way: “And we know that all that happens to us is working for our good if we love God and are fitting into his plans.” The Apostle Paul begins chapter 8 by discussing … Continue reading →

Everyday I am learning that God does not waste pain. His nature is all goodness (Psalm 100:5). Even though God didn’t create pain, He allows us to experience pain so we can cleave to Him and cry out to Him … Continue reading →

Beloved of God, “The LORD says, “He will guide you along the best pathway for your life. He will advise [guide] you and watch over you” (Psalm 32:8). I pray this passage of text and word of encouragement blesses you … Continue reading →

Although we may come from different ethnic, social, and geographical backgrounds we all experience the same kinds of pain, difficulties, and hardships in life. One thing is for certain, problems are non-prejudicial. But thankfully we serve a God who is … Continue reading →

Here’s a little background to the pic/video: There is a painting that once hung in the Louvre museum in Paris, painted by Friedrich Moritz August Retzsch. Today, the painting is popularly known as “Checkmate.” It is now in private hands, … Continue reading →