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Why did Satan have to ask for Peter, according to Jesus in Luke 22:31?
From this short verse we understand that Satan cannot simply do as he pleases with God's people. Before he can do anything to us, he must first ask permission to do so. That's a fact.
What can we learn from Jesus' question to the disciples in Luke 22:35?
Jesus sent His disciples out to do the work preaching the kingdom of God and healing the sick. He told them not to bring anything but themselves. They were not to bring any resources, pocket money, extra clothing, or whatever they think they would need. Why did he say that?
3 things every Christian husband should know about their wives
Christ loved us even when He knew all the secrets that we keep. This should at least motivate us to do our best to know our wives more and keep loving them. When we get to know them better, we get the opportunity to love them more.
Why did Moses kill the Egyptian in Exodus 2:12?
In Exodus 2:11-12 we read that Moses, the man of God, killed an Egyptian. While this account in Moses' life has elicited different opinions and views from people, it also gives us valuable insights into our own callings and responses to God's call over our lives.
3 practical tips to becoming a thankful person daily
The Bible tells us we should be a people who are always be thankful to God in everything. Is there a way to do that?
5 marriage myths you need to stop believing in
Today there are so many marriage myths that get people stuck in a lot of heartache and stress. These myths take away the beauty and simplicity of marriage, and attempt to paint a high-maintenance and often unrealistic view of marriage. We've got to stop believing in them!
How do I redeem the time according to Ephesians 5:16?
For those who are wondering how to redeem the time as Ephesians 5:15-16 commands, here are some things that you can do. This article was written specifically to help you do just that.
How to stop loving the sin you're committing
Even if we don't like to admit it, we often enjoy the sin we're committing. But that needs to change.
Christian missionary reveals secret for her bravery: 'I am loved, I am not afraid'
Christian missionaries show exemplary strength and determination while on the field. Whether they are doctors, teachers, or just plain regular folks back home, people who witness them in action cannot help but be amazed by their fearlessness.
Duggar family news: Joy-Anna tells fans she's 'still very pregnant'
Despite speculations that Joy-Anna Duggar from "Counting On" got pregnant before marriage and has already given birth, the Christian reality star dispelled the rumors when she gave fans a sneak peek of her new house.
'Limbless evangelist' Nick Vujicic recalls the time he came face to face with '10-foot-tall demons'
Vujicic, who was born without arms or legs, said no one could be atheist if they experienced what he did.
Late Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan used to fight abortion, said it 'crushes' women's self-esteem
The late Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan is known for her haunting voice, but many people do not know that the "Ode to My Family" singer was also a staunch anti-abortion supporter during her lifetime.
What should Christians do when they're persecuted and harassed?
It is normal for people to get angry and upset whenever they face harassment and opposition. But there's one urge they need to resist.
Billy Graham and Martin Luther King's friendship: Son Franklin said 'their heart and their goal was the same'
Evangelist Billy Graham has made a lot of friendships throughout the years, and one of the well-known figures he was able to call his friend was American Baptist minister and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr.
Megachurch pastor claims there's nothing wrong with wealthy preachers
Are Christians supposed to live wealthy and affluent lives? People's views about the wealth of pastors differ greatly, but Pastor John Gray from Lakewood Church believes there's nothing wrong with it.
Archbishop of York brands tax avoiders 'sinful'
Tax avoiders are 'sinful' and rising inequality is a national scandal that should be addressed by a voluntary top-up tax system, the Archbishop of York has said. In an interview with the Guardian, John Sentamu said today that people who are willing to pay more tax towards health, education and social care should be able to do so through voluntary, hypothecated payments.