One of the difficult questions people discuss is whether God ever changes his mind. There are scriptural instances where it appears that God does. “The LORD relented from the harm which he said he would do to his people.” (Exodus 32:14). God is perfect. He cannot get better or worse. So how is it that things appear to be changed by God? How can this be?
The Light shines on in the darkness, and the darkness did not understand it or overpower it or appropriate it or absorb it [and is unreceptive to it (John 1:5). Darkness is symbolic of evil; the absence of God and His truth. Light on the other hand is symbolic of righteousness, life, truth, and God's ways. Join the light-shining team and share it with the world.
Is this the type of prayer that Jesus prayed? Is this the type of prayer you pray? “Lord, we bring before you the ongoing struggles of [Name]. We ask for your enduring strength and grace to sustain them in their journey. Grant them patience and faith as they navigate this difficult path. Please use this experience to draw them closer to you and deepen their trust in your plan. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.” Has it worked?
In the past couple of weeks, we’ve received e-mails from Christians who have been seeking their healing for a long time without results. Why is that happening? What are they to do? Is it God’s will for them to be sick? If so, we should be praying they get sicker. Don’t want to be out of God’s will.
What you might say? Generally, a holiday is used to describe any day additional to your normal days off. Is this what we are talking about? What makes Sunday a holiday? In A.D. 321, it was Emperor Constantine who decreed that the seven-day week was the official Roman week and made ‘Sunday’ a public holiday. He commanded that all work should cease on that day (Sunday). So why have we given up our holiday?
