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Since there is a God, there will be a day of reckoning, a day of judgment for the wicked. But living among the ungodly are godly people, for whom Judgment Day will be a day of joy.
if we experience hardships and sufferings, like this pandemic that hit us and the entire world, we are not in the position to question God.
What caused Christ suffering was more than the cruelty of his persecutors. It was our sins, we who are now asked to suffer for his sake.
Christian life should not be limited to lip service. One must see to it that he responds to the needs of the community where he belongs. Christians should match their words with actions.
It seems easy for some to mock and put the blame on others only to realize at the end, that many of their fellowmen suffer because of the recklessness and the wrongs done by other people.
Through the death of Christ, sin is judged, and God is able to forgive repentant sinners and give them a righteous standing before him.
Since Christ - the only Mediator between God and men - died for all, it is proper to pray for all, and the fact that he died for all is a proof that God desired the salvation of all.
Earth Hour was started by WWF and partners as a symbolic lights-out event in 2007.
We can have true security if we take God into account and build our lives according to his values.
“For you it has been granted on behalf of Christ, not only to believe in Him, but also to suffer for his sake.” (Philippians 1:29, NKJV) The Philippian church had […]
We must always examine ourselves so we will be aware if we have committed offenses against our God. We don not have to worry because we are assured of his forgiveness.
Go home, my people, and lock your doors! Hide yourselves for a little while until the Lord’s anger has passed (Isaiah 26:20).
Sin pays its wages in full but eternal life is God’s gift not wages!
If we endure trials with the right attitude, we will grow in our knowledge and enjoyment of the life God has given us.
Today, we are involved in another battle, a fight against a virus we do not see. We must make sure that when this battle is over, we are still on our feet!
In 1582, as part of Spanish colonization, a plan called “reduccion,” from the word reducir, which means “to resettle,” was presented by the Franciscan Fr. Juan de Plasencia to the Synod of Manila.
Trusting God not our own wisdom and strength, will surely help us flourish in times such as this.
