1 Peter 1:6-7 Rejoice While Suffering Trials Have you ever been tempted to despair because of troubles that tested your faith? Why should God’s children have problems and suffer affliction? This Bible study explains the meaning of 1 Peter 1:6-7. These verses encourage joy during trials and temptations because ...
How 2 Chronicles 7:14 Applies Today There has been a rapid moral and spiritual decline in America. Hostility toward Christianity is escalating throughout the world. Many Christians would like to claim the promise of 2 Chronicles 7:14 that God would “hear from heaven,” “forgive their sin,” and “heal their ...
How to Pray the 2 Chronicles 7:14 Way Have you ever wanted God’s help, but didn’t know how to pray? Do you ever pray for God to bless your people or nation? Would you like to claim God’s promise to heal His people’s land? God said, “If My people ...
James 1:2-4 Joy During Trials Produces Patience and Spiritual Maturity Have you ever experienced trouble that tried your faith and wondered how you should respond? The Bible has much to say about trials in the lives of God’s Children. This Bible study will examine the meaning of James 1:2-4. ...
Four Troubling T’s – Trials, Tribulations, Tests and Temptation Have you ever experienced trouble in your life and wondered why? Why does God allow trials and tribulations in our lives? This post is a Bible study on the 4 T’s of Biblical Trials, Tribulations, Temptation and Testing. What are ...
Did You Pass God’s Test? God has always allowed trials and tribulations in the lives of His children to test their loyalty and love. This post is the first in a series of articles that will examine the trials God uses to test His children, using COVID-19 as an ...
This post is a Bible study of John 15:1-8, in which Jesus taught His disciples the importance of abiding in Him and the reality of pruning. Jesus is the vine. We Christians are the branches. If we abide in the vine of Christ by faithfully remaining in Him, then ...
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