Love endures all things. It’s not easy to endure, but love endures all things. Do you see what is happening in our society today? No more commitment. Everything is like going to the supermarket. If you don’t like it, you throw it away or return it. We are getting used to throwing away. Throw away plates, cutlery, food, and everything, husband, wife, and children. And some even actually throw away their children. They throw away the children in their wombs. Throw away. In every house where there is peace, there is somebody who endures. Look at husbands and wives that are celebrating their 50 years of marriage. We have to endure for something to last. Nothing will last without endurance. Pray to God to give you the endurance to endure all things.
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Love Never Fails
Love never fails. Faith may come to an end when we see God face to face. Hope can end because what we’re hoping for has been fulfilled by then. But love never ends. Love never fails because in heaven, what will we do with God and all the angels and all the saints? Enjoy that relationship of love. You can see that there is joy and happiness…
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All About Faithfulness
For the person struggling with faithfulness. Being faithful means being loyal, constant, and steadfast. You are married. You be faithful. Or you’re a student, you go about studying. Keep the rules. Keep the regulations. You have a course; stick to it, do what is expected of you, and stay on it. You stay focused. Many things happen today, and people no longer want to be faithful. They want to take shortcuts, and they want…
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The Sign of the Cross
John 19:17-18, “So they took Jesus, and He went out, bearing His own cross, to the place called the Place of a Skull, which is called in Hebrew, Golgotha. There they crucified Him.” The church always begins its prayer with a sign of the cross. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen. Some people do like this. That’s not the sign of the cross. We see Jesus…
