Adam, Apostle (Christian), Bible, Boat, Christ, Christian, Fishing, Fishing vessel, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, means to live by faith, Sin
When He had stopped speaking, He said to Simon, “Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch.” But Simon answered and said to Him, “Master, we have toiled all night and caught nothing; nevertheless at Your word I will let down the net.” And when they had done this, they […]
a distant memory, Christ, Holy Spirit, Jesus, promised to help me, Saint Peter, serving God, talking about our lives, the voice of reason
If you have been following my story from the beginning, you’re probably waiting for me to tell you about the betrayal. Well, today I will finally tell you about the biggest betrayal in my life and, contrary to what many may believe, I wasn’t betrayed, I was the one who did the betraying.
Conflict resolution, Emotion, Mental health, Social work
“Emotion is the biggest destroyer of wealth. Managing it is key to your investment success.”
What you just read above was an advertisement for a bank on the wall at JHB airport; we believe it hits the nail right on the head.
a healthcare system, Brazil, faith is intelligent, important passages of the Bible, São Paulo, technology and knowledge, way of thinking
Each life is unique, precious and not just matter (physical substance). Besides the body, emotions, thought and spirituality influences health.
Ever heard the phrase ‘live by what you preach’? This meeting talks about being good examples to those around us, so they may see God’s power in our lives.
Bishop Randal uses a biblical story to inspire those who want to grow more in their faith. What does fishing or throwing a net on the right hand side have to do with your financial life? Watch this meeting to find out more.
Bishop Randal talks about how we need to be a ‘spiritual lightbulb’ and be an example to those around us.
In this meeting, Bishop Randal talks about what it means to be part of the kingdom of God and emphasises the importance of being close to God.
A Secular Age, Abraham, Age of Enlightenment, Bible, Christ, Christian, emotional faith, God, guidance and counsel of God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, promises to God, The Spirit of God, Twitter
We know that Abraham was called “the friend of God” (James 2:23), but there is a detail in this verse, which we do not usually notice: The Bible does not say that God was Abraham’s friend—though He was—, but that Abraham was God’s friend. This is not an accident.
