As you all know, I am doing a series for Worry. This is the second topic about that series and I’m going to talk about one good reason why worry isn’t a good thing to keep in life – because worry is a murderer.

There are a lot of things we can worry about these days. Now worrying has been a trend in our lives. Here are 5 reasons why you should not worry.

Gold is one of the most precious metals in our world today. The reason being it naturally lasts forever. The strongest acids could barely affect it and it does not tarnish. Another reason is that gold is very hard to come about. So why is your life a gold refinery?

We have heard the phrase ‘God loves you’ so many times before. What does it really mean? How exactly does God love us? Read on as I try to simplify it in 5 simple points.

We Christians can make good, diligent, disciplined, responsible and godly disciples. In fact we make such good disciples in church don’t we? But I say those disciples you make in church only reveal part of you. How do you reveal the real discipler in you?

There are so many ways when we make God comfortable to us. We make Him a genie, we make Him someone who’s thoroughly kind, forgetting His competitive and just nature. We make God something He is not just so we would feel comfortable with Him. There are 3 ways and mindsets that we make God comfortable for us.

In this life, God has given me more than enough time to plan ahead and to make use of my time wisely. I’m now 21 years old and the years have passed by and my chances and choices have bubbled up in those 21 long years. I have been living on Earth for quite some time now. When I get to heaven, I’ll be sure to ask God questions and I’ll be sure to talk with Him and tell Him my story about life if He wants me to. But there’s something I would never want to tell God, or even mention in front of Him.

I’ve been a Christian since I can remember and one thing that passed by my lifestyle is the Gospel. There was a point in my life where I thought “the Gospel is for the people who don’t know about Christ.” I couldn’t be more wrong.

If you’ve ever ridden a jeepney before in your life, I believe you’d recognize the spot behind the passenger’s seat of a jeepney. It’s where a person with a large baggage would usually sit so other passengers wouldn’t have a hard time getting off of the vehicle.

Why did God save us?

Why send His one and only beloved Son down to Earth to suffer and die for us?

Doesn’t it seem just for God to just leave us be because of our everyday desire for our own selfish pleasure rooted in our sinful nature?