WALKING IN FAITH EVERYDAY

  Blessed are those who mourn , for they will be comforted. ( Matthew 5:4 ) The words of Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount echo with power and hope for anyone who has ever felt pain, loss, or deep sorrow. Jesus does not say sorrow will not come, He promises that in our pain, we will not be alone. 🌿 Mourning as part of life Every person faces moments of grief: the loss of a loved one, disappointments, illness, or failures. The world often has no answers except shallow comfort like, “Time heals all wounds” or “You just have to be strong.” But Christ goes deeper... He promises His presence and comfort. 🌿 Testimony A woman shared how, after the death of her husband, she thought she would never find peace again. Yet, in the deepest silence, while praying and reading the Bible, she felt the words of Matthew 5:4 as if they were written just for her: “Blessed are those who mourn...” That moment didn’t erase the pain, but it gave her the strength to believe that God had not abandoned her...

10 Bible Verses Every Christian Woman Should Keep Close to Her Heart Introduction Faithful women throughout history have found comfort and guidance in God’s Word.  The Bible is more than a book, it is a source of daily strength, encouragement, and wisdom for every season of life. Whether you are facing challenges in your family, struggling with y , anxiet or simply looking for inspiration, these 10 Bible verses for women will remind you of God’s promises and love. 1. Proverbs 31:25 “She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.” 👉 A reminder that true beauty comes from inner strength and faith. 2. Isaiah 41:10 “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God…” 👉 This verse helps overcome fear, knowing God is always by your side. 3. Philippians 4:6–7 “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God…” 👉 Perfect for moments of ...

 💜 “ Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” (Matthew 6:34) Jesus teaches us a simple but profound truth: we are only given today.  Worrying about tomorrow robs us of peace, joy, and trust in God.  When we worry about the future, we live in a time that hasn’t yet come, and miss the grace God has given for today. 🔹 What does it mean not to worry about tomorrow? 1. Trusting that God already holds the future in His hands. 👉 Example: Instead of constantly worrying about finances, trust that the God who provided until now will not stop providing. 2 . Focusing on today’s steps. 👉 Example: If you’re a student overwhelmed with exams, don’t think about the whole semester—focus on what you can study today. 3. Believing that each trial comes with God’s daily grace. 👉 Example: If you’re going through sickness, God gives you strength for today. When tomorrow comes, He will give you new strength. 🔹 Why ...

  “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you.” (John 14:27) How often do we search for peace, only to find temporary relief?  People look for peace in success, security, possessions, or relationships, but that peace can vanish the moment circumstances change.  In the Gospel of John, Jesus reminds us that His peace is not like the peace the world gives. 🌿 What is Christ’s peace? It is a deep trust in God that remains even when everything around us falls apart. It’s not the absence of problems, but the assurance that God is holding us in the midst of life’s storms. 🌿 Examples from daily life: In sickness: Someone facing a serious diagnosis can find peace by resting on God’s promises and knowing they are not alone. In financial struggles: While others panic about uncertainty, a believer can quietly trust that God will always provide. In conflict :  When misunderstandings arise in family or at work, Christ’s peace guards the heart from bitterness and gives strength t...

  “ I AM” – A Story of Light in the Darkness" It was a cold winter evening when David found himself walking the empty streets of his city. The world around him felt heavy,  bills were piling up, his health was fragile, and his prayers seemed unanswered.  For months he had been asking God for a breakthrough, yet silence echoed back. As he walked, he passed by a small church. Its door was half-open, and inside, the dim light of candles flickered. Drawn by something beyond his understanding, David stepped inside. On the altar, an open Bible caught his eye. The page was turned to the Gospel of Mark, chapter 14. His eyes fell on the words: “ ARE YOU THE MESSIAH, THE SON OF THE BLESSED ONE?” — “I AM,” JESUS ANSWERED. " The words hit him like a wave. “I AM.”  Simple, but eternal. Suddenly, he felt as if God was not far away, not silent, not absent.  He realized that Jesus wasn’t just the Messiah for people 2,000 years ago  He is “I AM” here and now, present in eve...

  Children and the Challenges of Growing Up Children are among the greatest blessings we can ever receive. Their laughter, innocence, and curiosity remind us of the beauty of life itself. Yet with this blessing comes an immense responsibility — to care for them, to nurture their growth, and most importantly, to guide them in faith. As parents, guardians, and communities, our role is not only to provide food, clothing, and education, but also to plant in their hearts the seeds of love, kindness, and reverence for God. Every bedtime prayer, every word of encouragement, every patient lesson in forgiveness is a way of showing them the light of God’s love. 📖 Matthew 19:14 "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." Raising children is not simply about preparing them for a career or a successful life in the world. It is about helping them build character, resilience, and a heart that trusts in God’s plan.  The w...

  Christian Tips for a Happy Marriage Marriage is one of the greatest blessings that God has given us.  It is also one of the most important responsibilities. A happy, Christ-centered marriage does not happen by accident , it requires love, faith, patience, and daily commitment.  The Bible gives us timeless wisdom on how to nurture a marriage that glorifies God and brings joy to both husband and wife. 😍 Here are some practical Christian tips for building and maintaining a happy marriage: 1. Put God at the Center of Your Marriage A marriage built only on human love can quickly run dry. But when Christ is at the center, His love flows through both partners. Pray together daily, attend church, and read the Bible as a couple. Bible Verse: “Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” ( Ecclesiastes 4:12 ) 2. Practice Forgiveness Daily No marriage is perfect.  Mistakes, harsh words, or disappointments will ha...

 ✨ " God is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine." (Ephesians 3:20) ✨ How often do we limit God with our own expectations? We pray for little,  but He wants to give abundantly. We imagine a small way out , but He opens doors we never dreamed of. We see obstacles , but He sees a path through the sea. The Apostle Paul reminds us that our God is not bound by human measures. He can do immeasurably more than all we could ever ask or even imagine. This means His power goes beyond our prayers, and His plans are greater than our dreams. 💡 When we think we’ve reached the end, God is just beginning. ✊ When it seems there is no solution, He creates a new one. 😬 When our dreams feel too big, His grace reminds us: “Nothing is impossible for God.” 👉 So don’t be afraid to pray boldly. Don’t be afraid to dream big dreams in line with His will. For He does not look at our weakness, but at His strength. 🙏 Today, believe that: - God has a solution for your worries. ☺️ - G...