Category: My Friend & I

Isn’t it unfair that the God who made everything perfect had to make something that would cause man to sin, and then fall? Why add that tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil into the garden knowing it has the potential to lead man into separation from you? This conversation provides a better perspective.

Why was Adam’s consumption of the fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil such a big deal and what application does it have for us today? This article has the answer

Have you ever been in a position where you receive a prophecy that seems to conflict with what you are convinced to be the will of God for your life? The first response shouldn’t be to throw your conviction away. So, if not, how should we respond?

Both Matthew 18 and Luke 15 record Jesus’ parable about a shepherd who leaves 99 sheep in the fold to go in search of one that had wandered away. What’s the sense in that right?
This writeup is an attempt to answer that question.

Have you ever wonder how people move from relevance to irrelevance, one minute they’re celebrated, and the next minute they’ve gone underground. In this post, using a conversation between me and a gas seller, I have attempted to put forward a theory about how to stay consistently relevant. You should read this.

In John 15:15, Jesus tells His disciples that He no longer calls them slaves, but rather friends. Meanwhile, in the Epistles, the apostles call themselves “slaves” of Christ. Why is there conflict? This post examines the conflict and tells us how we can truly become the friend of Jesus.

The moral things we do might make us feel we’re better than other people but in reality, we’re still sinners by the standard of God. To attain God’s righteous standard, he himself has to attain it through us.

We will never be able to fully understand the New Testament by reading just the New Testament but by the references that the Old Testament provides. We will also never be able to fully comprehend the Old Testament without the reality that the New Testament provides.

Jesus reconciled the Jews to the gentile by setting aside the law that separates them and then through his death reconciled both the Jews and the Gentiles to God; How’s that for a simultaneous equation

The people of Noah’s time were very corrupt. They all sinned and were destined to die, for the wages of sin is death (Romans 6:23). However, God made the provisions of an Ark big enough to save everyone, all they have to do was believe