Earlier this year, as part of my personal Bible study, I made a deliberate decision to narrow my focus. Rather than trying to read widely, I chose to read deeply.I shortlisted four books of the Bible to journey through intentionally: the book of John, the book of Psalms, the book of Proverbs, and the book […]
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As I closed the final pages of Smith Wigglesworth – A Life Ablazed with the Power of God by W. Hacking, I was deeply moved by the profound insights and challenges presented throughout the book. It has sparked a renewal in my spirit, compelling me to reflect on my faith journey and how I engage
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I just concluded my reading cruise on the book of Job and God’s response to Job is humbling. Instead of explaining Job’s suffering or pointing out any fault, God simply reveals His vastness, His wisdom, and His power. It’s as if He’s saying, ‘Job, there’s so much beyond your sight.’ This reminds us that focusing
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I started reading Job’s story some days ago, and young Elihu’s arrival on the scene in Chapter 32 brings a refreshing and intriguing approach. While Job’s other friends (Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar) insisted that suffering was a direct consequence of sin, Elihu saw things differently. I was curious about his approach and how he presented
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