In previous posts, we talked about how the world views parenthood and how God views parenthood. The contrast couldn’t be starker. While the world sees having children as a burden, God sees it as a blessing. Now, what exactly does that statement mean? Perhaps we struggle to understand God’s perspective on children as a blessing because we haven’t fully grasped the concept of a blessing itself.
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Society teaches us to see children as a burden that limits personal enjoyment. However, the first commandment God gave to humanity was clear: “Be fruitful and multiply.” Having children is an essential part of God’s design, not a secondary option. As a church, we must guide our young people to understand that starting a family is part of the purpose for which they were created, not a barrier to success or enjoyment.
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In the previous article, we analyzed the context in which God placed the symbol of the rainbow to understand that God is a just judge who punishes sin and does not turn a blind eye, but also a merciful God who chooses to forgive. Today, we will look at two more wonderful realities that we
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We are in the month of “LGBTQ+ pride,” so it is that time of year when rainbows flood the facades of public buildings, corporate logos, clothing stores, and shopping bags. Everything is filled with rainbows because that is the chosen symbol for the movement of homosexuals, bisexuals, transsexuals, pomosexuals, gender fluid, and any type of
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In the previous entrance, we analyzed the reality that the Jews held a specific expectation regarding the figure of the Anointed One and what the Old Testament says about anointing and those who were anointed. Now, we will seek to understand specifically what the prevailing idea was at the time of Jesus’ arrival, and how
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We have become accustomed to calling our Lord “Jesus Christ,” which is not bad at all. However, in doing so, we have lost sight of the meaning behind what we are saying. It might seem strange, but Christ was not Jesus’ last name. When Peter says to Jesus, “You are the Christ…” (Matt. 16:16), he
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He spoke to the prophets of the nation of Israel who lived three millennia ago (Heb. 1:2). He spoke to the apostles who walked the dusty paths with our Savior. They had the immense joy of receiving divine revelation for their lives, a compass to guide them through the storms they faced. How blessed they
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