You don’t have to sing perfectly to praise faithfully. Zamar is a choice to lift your voice, even in the middle of trouble.
You don’t have to sing perfectly to praise faithfully. Zamar is a choice to lift your voice, even in the middle of trouble.
Humility isn’t failure—it’s often where God meets us. Shaphal reveals the surprising blessing of being brought low before Him.
When the disciples saw Jesus in glory, everything else faded—only His voice and presence truly mattered.
When we present a sugar-coated version of the gospel, people see the God they want rather than the God who is!
Why don’t our best efforts to witness result in changed hearts? Perhaps we need to simply invited them to, “come and see”!
¿Por qué nuestros mejores esfuerzos para dar testimonio no resultan en corazones transformados? Quizás simplemente necesitamos invitarlos a “venir y ver”.
Why aren’t your attempts at witnessing always effective? Could it be your listener doesn’t know as much about Christianity as you think?
Knowing about God isn’t the same as knowing Him. True intimacy with Him comes through relationship, not information.
Jesús dice que no debemos dejar que nuestra mano izquierda sepa lo que hace nuestra mano derecha al dar. ¿Es esto siquiera posible? Es decir, ¡todos somos un solo cuerpo!
Jesus says that we shouldn’t let our left hands know that our right hands are giving. Is this even possible? I mean, we’re all one body!