Introduction One of the most uncomfortable truths in Scripture is that strong spiritual leadership does not always translate into godly children. The Bible presents multiple examples where faithful servants of God raised children who rejected righteousness. One of the clearest and least discussed examples is Samuel the prophet. Samuel was righteous, disciplined, prayerful, and publicly validated by God—yet his sons…
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Introduction Spiritual discouragement is a common struggle among believers, yet many feel ashamed to admit it. You may still believe in God, attend church, and read the Bible, but feel emotionally drained, spiritually weak, or unmotivated. Discouragement often comes quietly and settles deeply, making prayer feel heavy and faith feel distant. The Bible does not deny the reality of discouragement….
Introduction Many Christians desire to hear God’s voice, yet feel uncertain about how God speaks today. The Bible assures us that God is not silent—He still speaks, but often not in the dramatic ways people expect. If you grew up in a Charismatic or Pentecostal society, you might have heard preachers say that God spoke to them in a dream,…
Introduction Waiting on God can be one of the hardest parts of the Christian walk. Whether you are waiting for answers to prayer, direction, healing, provision, or a breakthrough, the delay can test your faith deeply. Many believers struggle not with believing in God, but with trusting Him while nothing seems to be happening. LOOKING FOR A PERFECT CHURCH? The…
Introduction King David is often remembered as a man after God’s own heart (1 Samuel 13:14). Yet his life also contains some of the Bible’s most sobering failures. David’s story reminds us that a great calling does not cancel human weakness, and deep failure does not eliminate God’s mercy. How to Deal With Church Hurt David’s life offers hope for…
Introduction Spiritual dryness is a season many believers experience, yet few talk about openly. You may still read your Bible, attend church, and pray—but feel distant from God, empty inside, or spiritually numb. This does not mean your faith is weak or that God has left you. The Bible acknowledges spiritual dryness and provides clear guidance for navigating it faithfully….