Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts from November, 2017

Short Sermon #99: BAD HABITS; BREAK THEM NOW - Christian blogs for young adults

Bad behavior remains bad behavior, however much one might try to put some gloss over it. On a number of occasions, I have heard people say, “It doesn't matter. It’s too minor a misdeed to worry about.”   Really? I believe that each of one's actions or omissions has a far-reaching impact on their character and reputation. Everything you do either has a positive or negative effect on your person. The same applies to each of your omissions - the actions that you avoid taking. So it's not a matter of “is it a minor misdeed or a major one?” If something destroys your reputation, why would you not worry about it? If something reflects positively on you, why would you not be eager to be associated with it, no matter it is ‘minor’ or ‘major’? Our country would certainly be a much better place to live in if only more people cared, or cared more. Often people think that it is the responsibility of some other people to put things right. They say, “They should do this...

Short Sermon #98: KEEP WALKING WITH GOD IN FAITH - Devotionals for women

Since God 'arrested' me, I have sought to learn about Him and what He expects of me in this life. I have sought to understand the deeper things of God. It’s an endless process; I am still learning . Over the years, while querying certain things in my mind, I have come to believe that there are two kinds of  Christians;  just two. The first group comprises Christians who mean business; Christians who are serious about worship and following the will of God exclusively; Christians who are  focused on the Kingdom life . Such Christians are always alert, always seeking deeper knowledge pertaining to this wonderful life. Above all, such Christians walk their talk . I am sure you have met Christians of this kind. Some people view such Christians as 'extremists' because they are not used to seeing such devotion to God.  There are not many such 'extremists' in the world, by my estimation. On the other hand, there are Christians who appear absent-minded, regardless of ...