Have you ever heard someone say, “We’re all God’s children?” Are we His children simply by virtue of having been created by Him? Is it because we’re all made in God’s image? Is it because Paul said something to that effect at Mars Hill? What if the privilege of being called a child of God is based on something—or Someone—else entirely? Join me as we search the Bible to discover who are the children of God.
Tag: God’s Word
Too Bruised to Be Used?
Jesus is our Redeemer, and He has a plan for your life, no matter how broken, bruised or misused you may feel. See how God used five broken and bruised women as integral parts of His plan to bring Jesus Christ into the world.
First, Be Reconciled
When we allow a brother's hurt feelings to fester, we put his soul in danger. Jesus assigns us the responsibility to make things right.
Don’t Get Triggered
We need to recognize when the devil fires a shot across our bow. When we give in to vengeance, we discredit our witness.
Arrows of Prayer
When the enemy’s fiery darts sail in your direction, fire back with arrows of prayer using the power of God’s word and the authority of Jesus Christ!
Being Berean
It is imperative that we know the truth so we can recognize the lies of the devil. We must become so familiar with the Bible that we instantly recognize when something doesn’t line up with the truth of Scripture.
The Outcome Hinges on Our Faith
A gate hinge "points" toward what you will open. Will you point your hinge toward doubt and disappointment or toward opening the door to God's promises?
Be Ready to Share Your Testimony
The Apostle Paul's accounts of his conversion give us a pattern we can use when sharing our own testimony.
Seen by the Son
Upon their first meeting, Jesus praised Nathanael's character because the Lord had seen him earlier. How do we want Jesus to see us? ~John 1:47-48
His Word on Our Lips
When we quote verses from the Bible... When we speak the truths found in Scripture... When we pray the prayers recorded in the Gospels, we bring the very presence of Jesus to bear on the situation.