Welcome to the 8th weekly devotional recap of the year. This week’s articles took us through the school of marriage, teaching us how to do it God’s way.
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We often think of relationships as something to be maintained only when something is wrong.…
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No human interaction that is devoid of conflicts, whether between siblings, friends, countries and of course, lovers are not excluded. This is because humans are imperfect.
Read More →In life, the choices we make define the paths we take, shaping our destiny and…
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Imagine a student who desires to graduate with distinction but refuses to attend lectures, study the course material, or adequately prepare for their exams or assignments. Can they expect success without putting in the necessary effort?
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Think about the connection between the head and the neck—when the neck is in pain, the head can’t function properly. In the same way, your marriage is a union where you and your spouse are intricately connected.
Read More →The book of numbers is the fourth book written by Moses. It includes the events…
Read More →God has so many promises for His children showing the depth of His commitment and…
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In the past, love was often shaped by literature, such as Romeo and Juliet, and sometimes poetry. However, today, the media largely influences our understanding of love.
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“But God shows His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ…
“We do not want you to become lazy, but to imitate those who through faith and patience inherit what has been promised.” Hebrews 6:12 (NIV) If you’ve watched Olympic track events, you…
Think of a seed buried in the soil. To the untrained eye, it seems lifeless and without purpose. Yet, beneath the surface, a transformation is taking place.
Hope is one of the most powerful gifts God has given us. It sustains faith, keeping our eyes fixed on God’s promises and reminding us that hope can hold on to what faith has believed.
