You might have noticed that some true Christians really appear to “have it all together." They are at peace and are active in the kingdom of God. Others might not be. Basically it is a growing process for all disciples of Christ. But a blessed state of being is possible for any disciple.

He became king at eight years old, and the realm that became his was infested with sin.

(BPT) – The holiday season is upon us, and as you prepare to enjoy all the wonderful things associated with this time of year, don’t forget to keep child safety top of mind so the entire family has a jolly holiday.

He was fleeing for his life but he came across the Giver of Life that could change his life.

I still remember being enthralled when reading a brief but touching passage involving a healing through Christ. To this day, the more I read that passage the more awesome treasure I find about the Savior, Jesus Christ.

Jesus continues teaching the people who had gathered to hear Him speak on the mountain in Matthew chapter seven. The things which Jesus taught to the people amazed the people, because He taught them as one having authority to teach these things unlike their priests who teach Moses’ Teachings do.

In Matthew chapter six, the Lord Jesus Christ continues teaching from the Mountain also known as "The Sermon on the Mountain". In this chapter, the Lord Jesus Christ goes on to teach us several important lessons that will help us live according to His (GOD’S) Will for our lives and at the very same time we learn the heart of GOD towards us.

Matthew chapter eight is a message of faith, of hope and of love. Jesus is besought by a leper, a Roman (Gentile) army officer, a friend, His followers, two demon processed men and even devils to have mercy on them.

Most people do not know it, but each of us needs the mercy of God. When one realizes they need His mercy, the Word of God assures us there is plenty within Him.

The news is always bustling with something, is it not? It sort of reminds me of how the wind might kick up every now and then right before a bad storm.