The more we seek God, the more we get to know Him.
Because of that the more we get to know ourselves.
If we come humble and mirror our lives in light of
God’s Word, we can discover a lot about ourselves that may be hidden even from
our own understanding.
I had this guitar since 2003, December 9 to be
exact. I acknowledge it as the first tangible gift God gave me.
I received the Lord in my heart December 8, 2003,
and the first thing I ever prayed for was a guitar. Back then, I thought I was
the only guitar player who didn’t have his own guitar.
Admit it or not, whatever status in society and
circumstance we are in, suffering seemed to be an inevitable part of life. We can only minimize them in our lives, but
no one can avoid them.
I have learned in life that bad things happen even to
good people, and that the real meaning of "blessing" is anything that
gets you closer to God.
As an encouragement to those who are passing through
difficult times, my prayer is for you to continue to hold on to your faith and
that God is with you every step of the way until victory!
This is the most common question we ask when we
experience problems and misfortunes. We expect that it will always be all
sunshine, and that God somehow made a mistake when something bad happens in our
lives.
Ms. Bronnie Ware, a
nurse who has worked in palliative care for many years, shared what the top 5
regrets people were saying on their deathbed.
She posted them
along with her notes on her website, and we’ve copied them below. Included on
each item are our own insights. We’ve also added a few more items or “regrets” that
we hope every Christian believer won’t have when it is time to go home to the
Lord.
You have a great
life: a stable job, an amazing spouse, wonderful children, nice car, you know,
everything that you need.
You’re always busy
living that fulfilling life, high-profiled, something that you can be proud of.
You’re famous, everybody is saying you’re big-time and you feel like they secretly
envy you.