TWO STORIES, ONE CONFLICT

All of us have at least two stories inside of us. One has a happy ending, the other has a horrible ending. Good and evil. Faith and doubt. Love and loneliness. Health and sickness. Always wishing for one and fearing the other.

There once lived a man named Jacob who lived in this conflict almost all his life. From his mother’s womb he received a promise from God guaranteeing a blessed future, where he would be the leader of his tribe in the place of his father Isaac. However, as the years went by, the truth started to distance itself from the promise.

Awareness Test

Someone send me this video which was used by Transport for London to raise awareness of cyclists on the street. Now, bringing it to the spiritual side… what can this video teach us? Would love to read your opinion on the comment section of this post.... Extracted from Bishop Celso Junior's Blog

The clock of God works correctly, it doesn’t delay or advance

Among the Jews in Jesus’ time, there was a belief that when a person dies, the soul leaves the body only after the third day. So then after the fourth day, according to their belief, only the Messiah could raise the dead.

Interesting to note that purposely, the Lord Jesus took four days to go to Lazarus. And for that reason, He received a slight criticism from the dead’ sister:
"If You were here, my brother had not died" (John 11).
In Martha’s view, God has been delayed.

Pastor's Son in Hell

A PLACE CHOSEN BY GOD

Israel’s first mission in the Promised Land was:

"You shall utterly destroy all the places where the nations which you shall dispossess served their gods, on the high mountains and on the hills and under every green tree.