Believers on Board

Never give up too quickly. Whatever you are doing, keep going until you reach the goal. Early quitting disrupts your ability to achieve your goals.

Believers have a relationship with Jesus. It differs from person to person; more intimate with some people and less with others. Check and be sure yours is good.

Boasting is common among people who have achieved certain things or goals in life. That’s the way the world works. On the other hand, Christians boast of what God does through them.

One adage says too much of anything is a disease. You can tame the craving for more of something by being contented with what you have.

In this life we have opposites, men and women, black and white, up and down. Each person is expected to cope with pain and pleasure. To do that well, you need to depend on God.

The Bible says let your Yes be yes, and your No be no. Don’t say yes and then change to no and vice versa. To do that is to be a liar.

God is the Creator of all that is, and He has the authority to use anyone and everything to achieve His purpose.

Christians are expected to love God, then love each other; that is, love people across the board. This implies that you have to take some risks on behalf of those you love.

Parents want to be proud of their children and children want to be proud of their parents. For that to happen, love and responsibility are the key.

Many people will agree that it is better to choose what is permanent rather than what is temporary. But in reality, many are running after perishables! Think about it.

The best way to preserve a message is to write it and keep. If you memorize, it may not be easy to recall after a long time.

The world has tons and tons of people who listen to the Word of God. But fewer individuals who put it into practice. That trend has to change for the better.

You don’t give up a good thing for a bad one. You do the opposite. What are the things you have given up for the sake of the Gospel?

A child takes many years before growing into an adult. The same applies to growth in the Christian faith. It comes with time and practice and you eventually become a mature believer.

The home is the first school for children with parents, siblings and close relatives as teachers. If home education is effective, that serves as a solid foundation for the children.

I guess you know what this means: Lost and Found. If you misplace something and someone finds it, and returns to you. That’s what it means. When you find, return!

If you don’t know a person well, ask someone who does; by doing so, you’ll be well informed. Same with the Bible. Some people don’t know its purpose, so, they use it wrongly. Don’t be so.

God delights in our happiness and good life. So, He gives us days, weeks and months to rejoice and be glad, then thank Him. But we often spoil our own days and those of others.

The One who has everything in the world including you, is the Supreme God. Whatever you have is passing away; but if you believe in God, you have it all.

Someone ask you: who are you? How do you respond? Some people will be skeptical and suspicious of the question Others will do self introduction, assuming the person is interested in knowing you.

Never! Never! Never neglect the family God has given you. Parents and children have separate responsibilities and they should do well to carry them out.

Some good things are close by, but people go looking for them in distant places. Yes, God is near, but some people don’t know Him!

People pray for many things in their lives. But what is the best thing anyone can pray for? Money? Good education and many friends? Those items are great but you can’t substitute them for long life.

Don’t take things from surface level; always be very certain of everything before you believe. That’s a mark of wisdom.

When you begin a journey, what makes you think you will get to your destination You go to bed at night, what makes you feel you will rise in the morning? Just one word: faith! That’s for believers.