The Battle Over Daily Communion Daily communion with the Lord is one of the most precious gifts given to the believer, yet one of the most fiercely contested. The enemy’s most deliberate tactic is often not dramatic temptation, but the subtle disturbance of our emotions. Feelings can cloud clarity, distort truth, and create confusion, doubt, and delay in resting in Christ. Emotions are unstable – like wind, like chaff, like waves that rise and fall without anchor. Scripture w

Many believers search for God’s will as if it’s hidden, complicated, or reserved for the “deep” Christian. But Scripture shows something far simpler: God’s will is lived, not hunted. It unfolds through daily obedience, steady trust, and the Spirit’s quiet work within us. This article explores how God’s will becomes clear the moment we walk with Him — not through signs or formulas, but through faith that obeys today.

Let’s jump straight into this topic by asking the simple but important question: What is a lie? Many people think a lie is only something deliberately untrue, something spoken with intent to deceive. But biblically, that is not the full picture. A lie before God is any departure from truth, whether intentional or careless. If something is untrue and presented as truth, it is a lie. Man excuses lies based on intention, but God does not. “Lying lips are abomination to the LORD:

Pride stretches across a wide spectrum of meanings. In everyday life it can be tied to self‑worth, achievement, dignity, or even a sense of respect. Yet it also reaches into vanity, insecurity, idolatry, and the desire for praise. It touches wealth, status, reputation, and the constant concern over how one appears before others. Some forms of pride seem acceptable to society, while others are clearly destructive, but Scripture does not treat pride as harmless. The Bible overw

Fear shapes our lives far more than most people realise. It influences how we think, how we act, and how we respond to situations. The world describes fear as an emotion triggered by the perception of danger, pain, or threat — worrying about what might happen. And in everyday life, I often tell people: “don’t worry — it may never happen”. Most of what we fear never comes to pass, or it turns out nowhere near as bad as we imagined. But for a believer, fear goes much deeper tha

“Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God… Ye must be born again.” (John 3:3–7) When a person is born again, their spirit is ignited and awakened by God. This is salvation — the moment God gives spiritual life to the elect. From that moment onward, the Holy Spirit indwells the believer and begins His work within them. Your spirit becomes aligned with the Holy Spirit, who becomes your shepherd, your lighthouse, and your guide. Your spirit is like a heart

Before salvation, every person is spiritually blind and spiritually dead. They may hear the gospel, but they cannot grasp it. Their heart is closed, their understanding is darkened, and they have no spiritual sight. “Having the understanding darkened, being alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that is in them, because of the blindness of their heart.” (Ephesians 4:18) “And you hath he quickened, who were dead in trespasses and sins.” (Ephesians 2:1) A bli

This is one of my most challenging — and most likely disruptive — articles to date. Depending on where you live in the world, physical chastisement or discipline of children is either allowed, allowed within certain limits, or prohibited altogether by law. Your upbringing, how you were treated, and the culture around you also shape your moral compass. Every society has its own view of what is acceptable. For those who are saved, the Holy Spirit provides guidance, and God give