Trusting God During Suffering: 7 Biblical Reasons to Hold On

Young woman praying with Bible in her lap during sunset, symbolizing trusting God in times of suffering.

Being a Christian is easy when life is smooth. But what happens when your world is shaken? When you’re in the middle of grief, heartbreak, loss, or trials you never saw coming, can you still trust God? How do you comfort someone going through unimaginable pain when you’ve never walked in their shoes? And most … Read more

Christ’s Resurrection: Why It’s the Foundation of the Christian Faith

A glowing cornerstone engraved with a cross, lit from above, representing the resurrection of Jesus as the foundation of Christianity.

Updated: April 2025 The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a comforting story—it’s the very foundation of the Christian faith. Everything Christians believe about salvation, hope, eternal life, and the power of God rests on this one truth: Jesus rose from the dead. As the apostle Paul boldly declared, “If Christ has not been … Read more

Marriage Manual for Christians

Marriage Manual for Christians

The Bible is full of instructions for husbands and wives. But Peter has a marriage manual for Christians in his epistle. In 1 Peter 3:1-7, Peter devoted more words instructing wives in marriage. In contrast, he packed a single, pointed verse to husbands with a lifetime’s worth of practical wisdom. These 7 verses provide the … Read more

Is God Always Morally Upright?

Is God Always Morally Upright?

Does God have negative characteristics? Or is He the epitome of moral uprightness? We know of God’s natural and moral attributes. God is love, holy, just, compassionate, forgiving, etc. In short, God is a good God and He is good all the time. But what about the seemingly negative character traits of God that we read … Read more

Is Doctrine Keeping Us Apart?

Is Doctrine Keeping Us Apart?

Are you aware that more and more people are concluding that doctrine is keeping us apart? Doctrine is destroying unity and separating family members. Thus, making it difficult for the follower of Christ to set aside differences and stand together for a common purpose. Doctrine is also what distinguishes and divides Christians into thousands of … Read more

Lessons from the Rebuilding of Jerusalem

Lessons from the Rebuilding of Jerusalem

We know the kinds of hardships and opposition that Nehemiah faced in rebuilding Jerusalem. It wasn’t easy but in the end, they succeeded. What lessons can we learn from Nehemiah’s experience that we can apply in our spiritual journey with God? Who Was Nehemiah? Nehemiah was a layman, a cup-bearer to the great Artaxerxes Longimanus, … Read more

Finishing Our Journey Well: A Devotional Reflection

A lone runner on a winding path at sunset, symbolizing the Christian journey of perseverance and finishing well.

Have you ever started something with so much excitement, only to find yourself slowly losing motivation along the way? Whether it’s a New Year’s resolution, a job, or even a personal spiritual goal, we all know how easy it is to start strong. But finishing well? That’s where the real challenge lies. The Christian life … Read more

Empathy Towards Other Christians

2 Corinthians 1:3-4

Most, if not all Christians are generally loving, kind, and compassionate. But when it comes to showing empathy toward others, many self-acclaimed believers fail. Oftentimes, we fail to comfort other Christians, especially those who are hurting. Empathy, which is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, does not come easy for many. … Read more

Why We Believe Jesus is the Only Way

Why We Believe Jesus is the Only Way

Jesus’ statement in John 14:6 that He is the only way to God has raised so many questions. Why should we believe Jesus’ claim about Himself? What reasons do Christians have to continue to believe that personal faith in Jesus is so important? In this post, let us look at the biblical evidence why Christ … Read more