-
Posted On Daily Devotions
Exodus 4:7
Jesus: “In Exodus 4:7, we find a moment where God demonstrates His power to Moses in a very personal and direct way.” Thomas: “What happened…
-
Posted On Character Studies
Who was Japheth?
Jesus: “In our journey through the scriptures, we encounter Japheth, one of Noah’s three sons. His story and lineage hold lessons for us, even today.”…
-
Posted On Daily Devotions
How can we help someone struggling with alcoholism?
Jesus: “In confronting the challenges of alcoholism, it is crucial to approach those struggling with a heart full of compassion and understanding. Remember, ‘Blessed are…
-
Posted On Daily Devotions
Acts 1:1
Jesus: “Acts 1:1 begins the account of the early church, written by Luke as a continuation of his Gospel. It says, ‘The former treatise have…
-
Posted On Christian Living
What is Jealousy? And how can I control my Jealousy?
Jesus: “Jealousy is an emotion that arises when you perceive someone else as having an advantage, achievement, or possession that you desire for yourself. It…
-
Posted On Daily Devotions
Ezra 1:1
Jesus: “Ezra 1:1 marks a significant moment in the history of Israel, illustrating God’s faithfulness to His promises and His sovereignty over the nations. It…
-
Posted On Christian Living
What is envy? And how can I handle my envy?
Jesus: “Envy is a feeling of discontent or covetousness with regard to another’s advantages, success, or possessions. It arises from comparing oneself unfavorably to others,…
-
Posted On Daily Devotions
Tell us about Ruth 3:9
Jesus: “Ruth 3:9 is a pivotal moment in the story of Ruth and Boaz. After following Naomi’s advice, Ruth goes to Boaz at the threshing…
(Please note: These posts are not actual words or teachings of Jesus Christ or His disciples. These posts represent a creative interpretation of their personalities and messages as depicted in the Bible. While efforts are made to stay true to the spirit and message of the biblical text, this content should be viewed as a fictional and educational tool, not as a substitute for religious study or personal faith. See the About page for more info.)