Questions We Ask
Here I have tried to identify some of the questions we as believers ask.
Are we mature believers? Would I recognise a mature believer if I met one? What are the characteristics of mature believers?
What does it mean to abide in Christ? Why does Jesus want us to abide in Him?
In this world where there is so much disappointment, who can I rely on?
How do we know that God is with us? And what if I feel that God is not with me?
“I have disappointed God in the past and so our relationship cannot continue.” If this is you, read this.
If you feel that God definitely shows a preference to other people and that you always seem to come second with God, then you need to answer this question.
God will always love me, no matter what my performance. I do not need to win His approval. But can I please Him?
Do I still love God like I used to, when I first became a believer? How can I evaluate my heart?
How do we know that God Answers Prayer?
Does God really know everything? Could He miss something, or be uninformed?
If God loves us, why does He have to discipline us?
If God knows everything, why does He have to test us?
Even though we belong to God, we still have an enemy. Who is he and what is his purpose?
If God knows everything, why do we need to pray?
Who Do You Say Jesus Is?
Who was Jesus? More specifically who is Jesus to you personally? It is good to be clear in your mind who you say Jesus is.
Recent Blog Posts on questions you and I ask:
Dad Already Knows
Understanding the Father Heart of God in prayer.
Go Back to the Source
"How did I land up here?" OR "Where did it all go wrong?" Asking the questions that go back to the source of where you are at.
What Is Overcoming?
When last did you overcome something? What are the characteristics of a person who will overcome their circumstances?
The Heart Regulates the Hands
What to do when all your intentions and good ideas have not progressed in any way!
Comfortable with Silence
Have you become comfortable with silence from God?
Four Principles in Making Choices
Choices shape our lives, here are four biblical principles for good choices
