Today’s verse is saying when you speak or act, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.

For anyone to live a truly content life; there must be an assurance or conviction of a steady supply of needs that’s beyond one’s self and capability. Apostle ​Paul’s sense of contentment was deeply rooted in his firm trust in Christ’ empowerment.

these distractions can easily stop us from making it to the finish line in our Christian race. Because just as we easily slip into these easy to overlook sinful behaviors, is how easily it is to stay redundant in the Christian race- without making any meaningful progress. So while the flesh enjoys the satisfaction of envy, strife, bitterness, etc, your Christian walk is paused, halted, stifled.

This is really powerful- It shows that there is a level of insistence and persistence in prayers that is more powerful and productive than the bond of friendship or relationships!

you can keep poverty out by becoming someone who scatters. Take advantage of multiple opportunities around you to give and be a liberal soul- kick poverty out!

The first 14 verses of Deuteronomy chapter 28, enumerates the beautiful rewards of keeping God’s commandments, however the remaining verses don’t sound so pleasant- they line- list numerous consequences of not keeping the law.

Jesus’ ministry (good works) centered around doing good to people- healing the sick, feeding the hungry, helping where help was needed, preaching and teaching about the kingdom of God. He lived for humanity. His life was a life of doing good works.

Your purpose must be centered around people

God created everybody for a purpose. Yes! You were born into this world to fulfill a divine purpose; Jeremiah 1:5 tells us this much…