Top 10 Most Important Things for Christians Today

What are the top ten answers to the question: What are the most important things for a Christian?

The ten most important things for Christians in the world today center on upholding the core tenets of faith, living out the teachings of Jesus Christ, and engaging with the world in a manner reflective of biblical principles. These aspects are deeply rooted in Scripture and underscore the importance of personal faith, ethical living, evangelism, and social engagement. Love God Continue reading Top 10 Most Important Things for Christians Today

Give us this day our daily bread

Give us this day our daily bread. We trust in God for our most basic needs. And we rely on God for our spiritual needs.

In the heart of the Lord’s Prayer, nestled within Matthew 6, is a phrase of profound simplicity and deep faith: “Give us this day our daily bread.” This request, small yet significant, teaches us much about our relationship with God and the nature of our daily walk with Him. Jesus begins this chapter with a caution against the practices of Continue reading Give us this day our daily bread

Don’t make life-changing decisions without Biblical guidance

Decisions require careful consideration, seeking wisdom, and prudent planning, when evaluating situations before making commitments.

After coming out of anesthesia, doctors always warn against making any important legal or life-changing decisions due to factors related to the effects of anesthetic drugs on the mind and body. Sometimes, it feels like we are in that same kind of brain fog even without anesthesia, which makes it hard to make decisions. When this happens, we need to Continue reading Don’t make life-changing decisions without Biblical guidance

The same Holy Spirit who inspired the Bible will guide your understanding of the Bible

Heavenly Father, thank You for Your Word, inspired by Your Holy Spirit. Guide us by the same Spirit to understand and apply Your truths in our lives. In Jesus' name, Amen.

The Bible is not merely a historical document or a compilation of human thoughts, but rather the Word of God, divinely inspired by the Holy Spirit. This concept is deeply rooted in the original Hebrew and Greek texts of the Scriptures. The Hebrew word often used for “spirit” is “רוּחַ” (ruach), which can mean “breath,” “wind,” or “spirit.” This term Continue reading The same Holy Spirit who inspired the Bible will guide your understanding of the Bible