The author reflects on their experience with a church website amidst personal challenges. After enduring mistreatment from the preacher, they faced technical difficulties leading to the website’s breakdown. In seeking divine guidance, they felt led to recreate the site, which ultimately succeeded, demonstrating the faithfulness and mysterious ways of the Most High.
The author recounts their experience of questioning Pauline teachings, leading to unexpected persecution from their preacher. Despite approaching the topic privately, their inquiry sparked a public attack during a sermon. This incident highlights the challenges of seeking truth within the church, where questioning can result in spiritual ambush and betrayal.
The content explores the metaphor of life as a journey, questioning who really controls our direction—the individual or the Most High. It emphasizes the importance of surrendering control for a smoother journey, likening human attempts to steer one’s own life to a backseat driver. Trusting divine guidance leads to better outcomes.
There is a meme that gets passed around Facebook that says the phrase “Fear not” is in the Bible 365 times, a verse for every day of the year… Well, that would be great if it were true, but 365 is not correct. Depending on which version of the Bible you use, the number is…
