One of the most iconic ones is the battle between David and Goliath when it comes to Bible stories. It’s taught in sermons, retreats, and even in Sunday school classes. Here are some of the most important life lessons this story teaches us:
Many people struggle with the three Ws in life: Who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose in life?
Let’s face it; we’ve all been in situations where we’ve done something wrong and seek forgiveness from family, friends, acquaintances, and even colleagues. And sometimes, others ask for our forgiveness and offering it might not be the easiest. Forgiveness is a very powerful action; here’s what the Bible has to say about it:
Life is certainly full of ups and downs, but it can often feel like moments of loss and grief are everlasting. The Bible is particularly helpful in such circumstances, helping people find a great deal of hope to persevere and carry on.
Here’s an infographic on why you should read the Bible:
It can be difficult to find a partner as a Christian, particularly since the dating scene is so different to what it was back in the 70s, 80s, and even 90s and early 2000s. Most young people today don’t want serious relationships, making it difficult for those looking to find their soulmate. Many Christians also…
The most important relationship a person can have is one with their parent or child. Children require a loving home where they can thrive and grow to be incredible people, and this is only possible when parents provide them with such an environment.
Here’s how you can help your child develop a relationship with Christ:
Marriage is a lifelong commitment, and many couples who have been married for a long time will tell you that marriage is not easy. You have to constantly work on it to ensure the relationship is healthy and the two of you are happy and content with one another. Of course, every couple faces their…
Losing a parent is everyone’s greatest fear, particularly at a young age. Unfortunately, not all of us are lucky enough to see our parents grow old; some pass away at a young age and the grief and sorrow left behind, sometimes never goes away.