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Category Archives: Biblical Teachings
5 Attitudes of a Winner in Life
Most of us have played sports such as basketball, soccer, or football. But did you ever play with the goal of losing the game? Of course not. We play to win. God made us that way — not just to … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical Teachings, Biblical Wisdom, Christian Living, Devotionals, Faith, Old Testament
Tagged Bible lessons, Caleb, Commitment, Courage, Determination, faith, Joshua 14, Old Testament lessons, Overcoming adversity, perseverance, Positive attitude, Promised Land, Spiritual growth, Success in Life, Trusting God
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What Is Love in the Bible?
A Single Word For Love Isn’t Enough Many people in our world today don’t really understand love. We say, “I love ice cream,” meaning that we enjoy it a great deal. But we may also say, “I love John,” and … Continue reading