As much as we might want to think otherwise, our greatest growth — both emotionally and spiritually — often takes place during and after times of trials and suffering. This marvelously insightful article explains how this works scripturally. From Pierce Taylor Hibbs………………..
The Secret to Spiritual Growth: The Suffering Circle
This article demonstrates how the various authors of the New Testament used Psalm 2 to explain the events of Holy Week. From Exegetical Tools…………………..
Some very insightful comments in this article from Crossway………………..
https://www.crossway.org/articles/what-can-we-learn-about-gods-anger-from-jesus/
A lot of us have grown up with erroneous ideas about heaven and what life in eternity will be like. Randy Alcorn has been on a mission to get believers excited about the wonders that God has in store for them in eternity! From Eternal Perspectives Ministries……………..
I enjoy these articles from Wayne Stiles, because he combines biblical insights along with his knowledge of archeology and history……………….
The Bible tells us believers have a hope that is not available to the world, and so we can still hope in Christ in the midst of the worst trials of life. From Crossway…………….
“…Yet not My will, but Yours be done.” From Wayne Stiles…………………..
This article focuses on how the cross is the ultimate picture of the holiness and justice of God, while at the same time it is also the supreme symbol of God’s love and mercy. From Christian Crier……………..
Here is the money quote from this article: “The weakest faith gets the same strong Christ as the strongest faith.” From Beautiful Christian Life……………….
https://www.beautifulchristianlife.com/blog/what-exactly-is-the-nature-of-true-and-saving-faith
Hope is often hard to find in this world, and for Christians, that is the point! Our hope lies not in the things in and of this world, but our hope is in the Lord. I invite you to click the link and watch the accompanying video from Randy Alcorn and Eternal Perspectives Ministries……………
https://www.epm.org/blog/2021/Mar/1/encouragement-feel-lost-hope
