Matthew 5:9

Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God. – Matthew 5:9 The gospel of peace—which we are to walk in as according to Ephesians 6—is an instrument of our armor and wa……

Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God. – Matthew 5:9 The gospel of peace—which we are to walk in as according to Ephesians 6—is an instrument of our armor and wa……

By Greg Laurie – Christians don’t get excited for bad things because of Bible prophecy. Russia and Ukraine show we need God during bad times.…

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.Matthew5:9 NIV…

You might have heard or read about the war in Israel in recent headlines. But to truly grasp the gravity and context, it is essential to delve a bit into history. The war in Israel, while often seen through the lens of contemporary events, has roots that go way back....…

Scripture “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” Matthew 5:9— NIV And “You will keep the peace, a perfect peace, for all who trust in You, for tho……

What wonderful things are contained in Jesus’ words! What we are determines what we see. This verse says that life is a mirror. It promises all sorts of delights to those who get into a right relationship with Jesus. In that relationship, we will see God in everything. We will see God in nature. If an atheist looks up at the stars, he doesn’t see stars. He says, “Look at all the cold, empty space between those lights.” If you are a believer, you say, “Look at all those glorious candles up there: diamonds that God has scattered in the night.” When you are a Christian, your eyes as opened, and you can see God in nature. When you are a Christian, you can also see God in the providences of your own life—in everything. The Christian sees the miraculous working of God in his own life, just as in the writings of the Old Testament prophets.…

Blessed are the peacemakers. They will be called sons of my Father. If you remember that your brother has something against you, go and be reconciled.…

This weeks blog devotion was written by my sweet and dear friend, Connie Duffy, who is a powerful intercessory prayer warrior. Connie serves in women’s ministry leadership and on the intercessory prayer team for Harvest Ministries. She wrote this for her ministry team as they prepare to step into a new and very different season […]…

What wonderful things are contained in Jesus’ words! What we are determines what we see. This verse says that life is a mirror. It promises all sorts of delights to those who get into a right relationship with Jesus. In that relationship, we will see God in everything. We will see God in nature. If an atheist looks up at the stars, he doesn’t see stars. He says, “Look at all the cold, empty space between those lights.” If you are a believer, you say, “Look at all those glorious candles up there: diamonds that God has scattered in the night.” When you are a Christian, your eyes as opened, and you can see God in nature. When you are a Christian, you can also see God in the providences of your own life—in everything. The Christian sees the miraculous working of God in his own life, just as in the writings of the Old Testament prophets.…