Jonathan Edwards Resolutions
As we fast approach 2024, everyone is in a hurry to make their New Year resolutions. Please take a look at Jonathan Edward’s Resolutions. Included are the simplified version and the extended versions.
Living
Christian living embodies a life shaped by faith, guided by biblical principles, and centered on love, grace, and the example of Jesus Christ in everyday actions and relationships.
Film Encourages Others to Share Their Story and Live Second in Active Next Steps of Faith
In “The Storyteller,” a film by I Am Second, Tyler Brown details his journey from drug addiction to a life of faith and influence. Falling into hard drugs at 16, Brown’s life crumbled. A turning point came when he found community in a church and surrendered his life to Jesus. Despite initial insecurities about his capacity to share the Gospel, Brown was encouraged by his friends. Currently, he passionately shares his story as motivation to the lost, addicted, and brokenhearted, demonstrating that anyone can spread the Gospel.
Marriage, Divorce And Remarriage For A Christ Follower
The podcast focuses on the biblical perspective of marriage, divorce and remarriage. It emphasizes that marriage is a divine institution, intended to last a lifetime. Divorce is not considered part of God’s plan. However, it was allowed in certain circumstances due to the hardness of people’s hearts. The discussion covers the negative impact of divorce, especially on children, and the morality of remarriage. It also raises questions about Christians’ attitudes towards those who have divorced and remarried. The podcast encourages introspection on one’s relationship with Christ and the role of each individual as an ambassador of reconciliation.
Only 1 Destiny, Your Destiny Is Serving Jesus’s Purpose
The post discusses the concept of suffering and destiny in relation to belief in God. Your Destiny Is Serving Jesus’s Purpose. It suggests that hardships and tragedies can be seen as part of God’s grand plan, working for the ultimate good. Several biblical examples are cited, including Abraham, Isaac, Moses and Paul, demonstrating how pain and trials can lead to fulfilling God’s purpose. The author encourages acceptance of life’s challenges as divinely orchestrated instances that shape one’s character for a higher purpose.