The teaching that faith as small as a mustard seed can empower one to accomplish any goal is a profound lesson Jesus imparted to His disciples and Christians throughout history. A “believer” is someone who fully accepts Jesus’ teachings. His words extend beyond the immediate circle of disciples. Jesus taught…
Prioritizing investment for eternity.
Planning and investment are pivotal for those eyeing future advancement. Yet, for developed nations, such progress often means diverting resources into developing sophisticated weaponry to prepare for potential conflicts. This approach can commonly be seen as investing in destruction rather than in progress. The relentless chase for advanced military technology,…
Are there winners and losers in Christianity?
The concept of winners and losers in Christianity is a complex one. Some believe that Christianity does not have winners and losers in the traditional sense, as it teaches that every person is valued and loved by God. Others argue that there are indeed winners and losers, with winners being…
The magnificent mysterious Third Heaven
Heaven contrasts with the earthly realm. However, it is crucial to define heaven clearly, so we discuss what we understand rather than speculate. Although Jesus is not present to offer physical guidance, the Holy Scriptures provide direction. The concept of the three heavens, as described by the Apostle Paul, assists…
The formula for living Eternally
Jesus proclaimed, “Truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death” (John 8:51 NIV). While some may doubt Jesus’ words, believers are entitled to accept this statement without reservation. His declaration stemmed from His understanding of human value. Questioning the state of those created…
The spirit is more real than the physical
Witnessing humans struggle with seemingly insurmountable challenges can be disheartening. Jesus assured his disciples that nothing would be impossible to overcome with faith as small as a mustard seed. The ability to tackle all of humanity’s challenges lies within the structure of society, yet it often eludes humanity itself. Our…
Giving is another description of life
The concept of life, as the antithesis of death, implies that to receive, as opposed to give, is akin to death. A person may be considered as lifeless as they are incapable of giving, yet as vibrant as they can bestow abundant benefits. Typically, human life is valued above all…
The significance of virtual freedom
In a world of contradictions, words often take on meanings contrary to their intended ones. “Freedom” is a term frequently misused in this way. Phrases like “fighting for freedom” or “defending freedom” are common, yet paradoxical. If one must fight for freedom, then what is won is not truly freedom,…
The impact of being discordant
Opposing a popular trend, especially in a harmonious environment, requires a unique blend of courage, conviction, and resilience. Democracy, while celebrated for its representation and fairness, can sometimes lead to decisions that don’t align with the views of a minority. This raises important questions about balancing majority rule and minority…
Whose revelation is the Book of Revelation?
The concept of God’s Revelation being accessible yet not fully comprehensible to everyone is indeed intriguing. It suggests that the mysteries of God’s Kingdom are selectively unveiled to those who are open and willing to listen. This paradox of revealing what remains hidden adds depth to the spiritual journey. Although…