 Matthew 18: 21-35 v 27” Then his master was filled with pity for him, and he released him and forgave his dept.” Words that stood out Then Peter came to him and asked, “How often should I forgive someone?” “No, not seven times,” Jesus replied, “but seventy times seven!” The kingdom of heaven can beContinue reading ”   Forgiveness        “
Category Archives: New Testament
Correction
Matthew 18:15-20 emphasizes addressing a believer’s sin privately first, with the goal of reconciliation. If unresolved, escalate to the church. God’s presence is assured during these challenging conversations, providing support as we strive for His Kingdom’s glory.
Love
 Romans 13:8-14 v10 “Love does no wrong to others, so love fulfils the requirements of God’s law.” Words that stood out Owe nothing to anyone- except your obligation to love one another. These – and other commandments – are summed up in this one commandment: “Love your neighbour as yourself.” Love does no wrong toContinue reading “Love”
    Is there anything worth more than your soul?
Matthew 16:21-28 v 13b” You are seeing things merely from a human point of view, not from God’s” Words that stood out Jesus began to tell his disciples plainly that it was necessary for him to go to Jerusalem. He would be killed but on the third day He would be raised from the dead.Continue reading ”    Is there anything worth more than your soul?”
      Love and Peace and leave God to do the rest!
The passage from Romans emphasizes not seeking revenge but instead responding to evil with kindness and good deeds. The writer reflects on personal growth during a recent trip, highlighting the importance of fostering peaceful relationships and trusting God with past grievances.
God’s Love
The content emphasizes that nothing can separate us from God’s love, reinforced by the Holy Spirit’s support in our weaknesses. It encourages trust in God’s purpose for our lives and the assurance of victory through Christ, urging us to embrace His everlasting love.
 Abba, Father!
The passage reflects on Romans 8:12-15, emphasizing that believers are not slaves to fear but adopted children of God. The personal experience of playing Scrabble with a father before his death illustrates the enduring relationship with both earthly and heavenly fathers, highlighting reliance on God’s promises.
 The law could not do!
Romans 8:1-11 emphasizes that through Jesus Christ, believers are free from condemnation and sin’s control. The passage highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit in achieving peace and encourages individuals to reflect on their choices in a troubled world, seeking guidance from Christ.
 The answer is…….
The passage illustrates the struggle between wanting to do right and falling into sin, revealing a recognition of God’s law as good. It emphasizes seeking guidance from Jesus Christ to overcome this internal conflict and live a life aligned with faith.
   Slaves to Righteous Living!
The passage from Romans emphasizes freedom from sin and the choice to serve God. It encourages living righteously, resisting temptations, and embracing a path of holiness. Thankfulness for divine guidance helps navigate moral choices leading to eternal life.
