We will recognize friends and family in heaven

Here are some Bible verses that prove we will recognize our friends and loved ones in heaven. Continue reading We will recognize friends and family in heaven
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Here are some Bible verses that prove we will recognize our friends and loved ones in heaven. Continue reading We will recognize friends and family in heaven
In the physical world, even the smallest flicker of light penetrates and conquers darkness. This powerful truth highlights an important spiritual reality presented in the Bible. As believers, we understand that light, both literal and metaphorical, holds significant meaning in Scripture. It represents truth, purity, knowledge, and most importantly, the presence and character of God. Therefore, it dispels darkness in Continue reading The Smallest Flicker of Light Conquers Darkness
Everything that is good for you has a minimum daily requirement. Consider air, water, food, sleep, etc. Yes, you can get too much of these. But it is vitally critical to get at least the minimum requirement. Or else you will die of suffocation, dehydration, starvation, or exhaustion. Did you know there is a minimum daily requirement for Bible reading? Continue reading Minimum Daily Requirement of Bible Reading
Here are favorite promises of eternal life from the Bible to encourage you even in times of doubt or deep despair. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but Continue reading Promises of Eternal Life
I was today years old when I realized this beloved old children’s song says “troubles of tomorrow” – not troubles of yesterday, or troubles of today, but unknown, uncertain, unfamiliar troubles, fears, and worries of tomorrow. That’s why we love the promises in Romans 8:28 and Romans 8:38 that prove we don’t need to worry about the troubles of tomorrow. Continue reading The troubles of tomorrow