Colossians 1:20 Sin caused a separation between God and us, but through the blood of Jesus, the separation was removed, and reconciliation was made complete. The peace that Jesus established through His cross is not merely peace among people, but peace between God and mankind. When we call God Jehovah Shalom, we acknowledge Him as the…
Hebrews 12:2-3 In this passage, the writer reminds us that Jesus, the Son of God—who was holy and righteous, who did nothing but good for those around Him by destroying the works of the devil, healing the sick, and proclaiming the Word of God—was not exempt from shame and hostility. This humiliation came from people…
All four gospels record Peter’s denial of Christ in varying versions, found in the following references: Matthew and Mark say that Peter remembered and cried bitterly, while John does not emphasise Peter’s remorse; he plainly states the incident, reiterating the fact that Jesus had already predicted the incident. But I like the way Luke records the incident…
Isaiah 66:1-2 Through this verse, God reminds us that He is the Creator of heaven and earth, and everything we see exists because of Him. No building or great work done by human hands can contain God. After building a magnificent temple for the Lord, King Solomon realized that the great God who created the…
This statement is more than a historical reminder-it reveals God’s unchanging faithfulness across generations. “I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, andthe God of Jacob.” – Exodus 3:6 • The God of Abraham – the God who makes promises. • The God of Isaac- the God who fulfills promises. • The…
Ordeal and Injustice Bathsheba became a pawn in the hands of King David, a powerful ruler whose commands no one dared to challenge. In her vulnerable state, she was exploited and stripped of her dignity. Silently, she bore the pain of injustice—not by her choice, but because of a morally flawed king. God’s Intervention in…
