The Lamb of God is a precious name referring to the Lord Jesus. Perhaps you’ve heard it before, or remember reading it in the Word. Many of us may have sung it in Christian songs and hymns to praise the Lord as the Lamb of God. To increase our appreciation of our Lord Jesus as the Lamb of God, let’s dive into the meaning and importance of this profound name of Christ in the Bible.
8 Verses Showing Jesus Christ Lives in You [Infographic]
In 2 Corinthians 13:5 the apostle Paul asks the Corinthian believers a question: “Or do you not realize about yourselves that Jesus Christ is in you?” In saying, “Jesus Christ is in you,” Paul wasn’t speaking metaphorically. He truly meant that Jesus Christ literally dwells within the believers. Christ is not merely outside of us in the heavens; He dwells within us, living in and with us all the...
Where Does God Live Today?
Our God is exceedingly great. You only have to look up at the stars at night to see how wondrous He is as the Creator. When we view the physical universe, we’re awed by His greatness and beauty. Yet though His magnificence fills us with wonder, God sometimes seems far away from our personal universe. We know God is real, but as we go about our daily activities and even when we pray, it can seem...
What Does God Want from Us in Our Christian Life?
We Christians naturally want to please God and make Him happy. But what exactly makes God happy? To please God, we first need to know what He wants. Otherwise, we can spend a lot of time doing things we think He wants, but end up not pleasing Him. Let’s take a look at what we think God wants, and what God actually wants for our Christian life.
The Third Part
Have you ever felt unsatisfied, let down, even inexplicably empty after you got what you thought would make you happy? You’re not alone. This perplexing feeling has been known to strike the most accomplished and wealthy people, as well as the less accomplished and less wealthy. In fact, King Solomon had it all—a kingdom, untold wealth, and profound wisdom—yet reflecting on his life, he concluded...
