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!
Que tu mano izquierda no sepa…
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All things are possible with God!
RECENT ARTICLES FROM THE NUGGET
Don’t Let Your Left Hand Know…
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!
Stand Your Ground
Even the faithful face attacks, but Jesus’ blood gives us authority to resist and reclaim control.
Transformed
The journey of transformation begins when we invite God into our hearts, letting His Spirit renew our minds and attitudes.
Panim: The God Who Draws Near
The priestly blessing promises that God’s face is not hidden but turned toward us, offering peace, favor, and nearness.
Ruach: The Breath That Gives Life
From creation to Pentecost, God’s ruach—His living breath—moves through chaos, bringing life where there was none.
Equal Standing
Peter tells ordinary believers that their faith is equal to the apostles’—not because of effort or experience, but because Jesus Himself has given it.
Ferocious
Peter gladly confesses Jesus as the Christ, but recoils when that confession leads to the cross—unaware that this hard road is the very path of our salvation.
Curtain
What was the purpose for Jesus’ suffering and death? For us to have fearless access, through Jesus, to God most high!
They Had Been With Jesus
Spending time with Jesus transforms how we see ourselves, how we face fear, and how we live. His faithfulness gives us courage to follow Him fully.
Be Strong and Courageous
Are fear and discouragement setting in? Remember to be strong and courageous because Jesus will NEVER fail you!
Quanna—God’s Holy Passion
El Qanna reveals a God who doesn’t shrug when we drift, but fights for our hearts with righteous, covenant love.
Emunah: God’s Faithfulness
Life teaches us to lower our expectations because people and circumstances often disappoint us. This devotional reminds us that God’s faithfulness is different—unchanging, reliable, and rooted in who He is, not in how well we perform.