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25Jun 2025 by Malu Jones No Comments

Moses — The Deliverer Chosen by God

Why study the life of Moses? Sometimes we feel incapable. Insecure. We carry a heavy past, stumble over our words, or feel paralyzed by fear. And yet, God calls people like that. Because He’s not looking for perfect voices—He’s looking for willing hearts. Studying the life of Moses is seeing how God can transform the most insecure into a leader, the most hunted into a deliverer, and the weakest into a faithful servant. It shows us that history isn’t written by comfort, but by obedience. Brief Biography Name: Moses (Mosheh in Hebrew) — Meaning: “drawn out of the waters” Parents: Amram and Jochebed, from the tribe of Levi Birth: Around 1520 B.C., in Egypt Death: At 120 years old, on Mount Nebo, without entering the Promised Land (Deuteronomy 34:5) Wife:…

23Jun 2025 by Malu Jones No Comments

Romans 10:9 — The Confession That Saves

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Introduction: What Does It Really Mean to Believe in Jesus? Many people wonder how salvation is received. Some believe it's earned by being good, doing the right things, or growing up in a Christian environment. But the Bible is clear: Salvation is not earned — it is received by faith, through a sincere act of surrender and confession. Romans 10:9 is one of the most direct and beautiful passages that explains how we enter into eternal life. Not through religion, heritage, or emotion — but through a deep belief born in the heart and expressed with the mouth. Today we’ll break down this verse to discover just how simple, powerful, and transformative the path to salvation is — according to God, not us. The Verse (NIV) “If you declare with…

20Jun 2025 by Malu Jones No Comments

Matthew 11:28 — Come Weary, But Come

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Introduction: When the Soul Can’t Go On There are moments when the exhaustion isn’t just physical. The weight isn’t on your shoulders — it’s in your chest. It’s soul-deep fatigue. The kind that sleep won’t fix. The kind that silence and distraction can’t numb. The kind that comes from internal battles, unspoken pain, and quiet anxiety. Jesus knows that kind of exhaustion. And He doesn’t ignore it. He doesn’t rush it. He doesn’t rebuke it. Instead, He embraces it with tenderness and authority. And He offers an invitation that still stands today for each of us: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” This isn’t a religious phrase. It’s a personal call. A real promise. An open door for anyone who’s…

18Jun 2025 by Malu Jones No Comments

Peter — The Disciple Who Fell… and Was Lifted Up by Love

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Why study the life of Peter? There are moments when we feel strong in our faith... And others when we stumble, doubt, or even deny what we once passionately confessed. Peter represents all of us: Impetuous, sincere, contradictory, courageous… and deeply in need of grace. Studying Peter is discovering that Jesus doesn’t look for perfect followers, but for hearts willing to be transformed. It shows us that failure isn’t the end when there is repentance… and that the love of Christ restores and renews like no one else can. Brief Biography Name: Simon, whom Jesus called Peter (Petros in Greek, meaning “rock”) Father: Jonah or John (John 1:42) Place of origin: Bethsaida, a fishing village near the Sea of Galilee Original profession: Fisherman Marital status: Married (Mark 1:30 mentions his…

16Jun 2025 by Malu Jones No Comments

Isaiah 40:31 — Renewing Strength Is Not About Running Harder, but Waiting Better

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Introduction: When You Have Nothing Left There are days when we simply can’t go any further. The body is tired, the mind overwhelmed, and the soul… worn out. Sometimes we feel like we’ve tried everything and still see no fruit. Other times, we feel exhausted before we even begin. Isaiah 40:31 has been, for generations, a verse of hope for those who’ve reached their limit. But its message is not about pushing harder or pretending everything is fine. It’s a call to wait. To trust. To depend. To renew our strength — not in ourselves — but in God. And far from being passive, that kind of waiting is a deep and courageous act of faith. Let’s break it down word by word to rediscover what God wants to promise…

13Jun 2025 by Alan Jones No Comments

Cultural Christianity vs. True Discipleship: A Call to Holiness

News & Discernment, Spiritual Growth

The Illusion of Cultural ChristianityIn today’s world, it’s easy to carry the label “Christian” while still living in alignment with the world. Many profess faith in Christ, attend occasional church gatherings, or mention God in conversation, yet their hearts remain tethered to worldly values—status, comfort, appearance, material success, and family traditions over obedience. This is what Scripture would identify as having a form of godliness but denying its power (see 2 Timothy 3:5).This kind of cultural Christianity is widespread but dangerous. It offers a false sense of security while failing to produce true repentance, transformation, and spiritual fruit. Jesus warned of this clearly:“These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.” (Matthew 15:8, NIV)True Christianity is not cultural—it’s costly.True Discipleship Requires TransformationBeing a disciple of…

13Jun 2025 by Malu Jones No Comments

Proverbs 3:5–6 — Don’t Rely on Yourself, God Already Knows the Way

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Introduction: When Trusting Isn’t Easy Trust becomes difficult when we don’t understand what’s happening. It becomes even harder when we feel like we’ve done everything right — and things still don’t turn out as we expected. And it’s in those exact moments — when the map fades and our strength gives out — that we need to remember this instruction from God’s heart: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart…” This verse from Proverbs is not just a guideline — it’s an invitation to surrender control. To stop relying on our calculations, our strategies, our expectations. And to live with the confidence that God knows more, sees farther, and goes before us. Today we’ll unpack this biblical gem step by step — because every word is a lamp along…

11Jun 2025 by Alan Jones No Comments

Walking in Conviction as a Christian When the World Calls

Daily Life, News & Discernment, Spiritual Growth

When Convictions Clash with RelationshipsOne of the most difficult aspects of the Christian life is navigating relationships—especially with those closest to us—when our convictions in Christ no longer align with the values of those environments. We are not only called to believe the Gospel but to live it out with clarity, courage, and consistency. This often leads to moments of tension where loyalty to Jesus puts us at odds with friends or family.A New Heart and a New DirectionAs followers of Christ, we’ve been made new—transformed from the inside out. That change affects how we view the world and what we choose to embrace or reject.“I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give…

11Jun 2025 by Malu Jones No Comments

Abraham — The Father of Faith

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¿Por qué estudiar a Abraham? A veces sentimos que creer en Dios es sencillo… hasta que Él nos pide hacer algo que nos cuesta. ¿Qué pasa cuando Dios te pide soltar, esperar o caminar sin ver? Ahí es donde la fe se vuelve real. Y si alguien vivió ese tipo de fe, fue Abraham, el primero que oyó una promesa celestial y decidió caminar sin mapa, sin plan… pero con Dios. Estudiar a Abraham no es mirar una historia vieja, es mirarnos a nosotros mismos en el espejo de la fe. Biografía breve Nombre: Abraham (antes Abram) Significado: Abram significa “padre enaltecido”; Dios lo renombró Abraham, “padre de multitudes”. Padre: Taré, descendiente de Sem, hijo de Noé. Lugar de nacimiento: Ur de los caldeos, una ciudad rica pero profundamente idólatra.…

09Jun 2025 by Alan Jones No Comments

Defending the Innocent: Why Christians Must Speak Out Against Pride Propaganda Targeting Our Children

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In recent years, there has been a rapid and disturbing shift in how culture engages with our children, particularly in the month of June. What was once a quiet month of summer break has now become a full-blown celebration of "Pride Month"—a cultural movement that does more than promote so-called equal rights. It now aggressively seeks to indoctrinate children with ideas that oppose God's truth, often without parental consent and under the deceptive banner of love, inclusion, and diversity. Pride: A Sin Repackaged as a Virtue The very foundation of this celebration is built on a word the Bible consistently warns us about: pride. "God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble." — James 4:6 (NIV) Pride was the original sin of Satan. Isaiah 14 describes how Lucifer…

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