Shalom stories

There are times in life when we feel fear and doubt, but when we look to our Heavenly Father, he makes us courageous. The Bible encourages us in Joshua 1:9 to be strong and courageous; not to be afraid or dismayed, for the Lord our God is with us wherever we go. So after Moses' death, God appointed Joshua to lead his people. And God encouraged Joshua several times to be strong and courageous. Be incredibly brave today. God will be with you as you pray this prayer.

We, as Christians, must believe that the Lord Jesus Christ rose from the dead. Simply acknowledging that he died for our sins is insufficient; we must also acknowledge his resurrection in order to receive eternal life. When we believe in Christ, we are connected in faith with him. Association with Christ means that when God looks at us, he sees the righteousness of Christ rather than our unrighteousness. What does Jesus' resurrection mean for us as Christians?

God's love was clearly proven by Jesus Christ's sacrifice, which allowed us to be forgiven and become God's children. His love has the power to move mountains, calm raging seas, mend broken bones and wounded hearts, transform lives, and set free those who have been enslaved by sin and shame. Knowing God's love for us is vital for living a healthy Christian life.

Pride is when you believe you are always correct and have no desire to learn from others. Unfortunately, many of us are unaware of the potential that awaits us if we can just let go of our pride and follow God's plan. In fact, the Bible goes so far as to warn us that God despises the sin of pride and will punish those who practice it! Let us not consider ourselves "wise in our own eyes," but rather humble and open to learning from God and others! Satan is the king of pride and his children exhibit his characteristics (John 8:44). We are motivated by pride to exaggerate the importance of our thoughts. It causes us to elevate our opinions and elevates the importance of meeting what we perceive to be our needs, even above God's and, of course, far above our fellowman's. Signs that you have pride You are slow to apologize or repent to others. You lack acceptance or patience for other people's ideas, issues, or emotions. You appear to have co

Satan thought he had taken everything from Job, but God was everything to Job. Job had been in excruciating pain for months, with open sores all over his body. During this time, he was dealing with the loss of seven sons and three daughters. His entire fortune had vanished in a single day. Job's sufferings were deliberately chosen by God to prove to Satan and the armies of heaven that he valued God's worth more than his possessions, family, and health.

Hannah was a phenomenal female figure in the Bible. This Bible teaches us about Hannah's great faith and powerful prayer. And assisting us in learning how to approach and view our troubles and enemies, as well as how to take them to God in prayer.  The story of Hannah's prayer is found in 1 Samuel Chapter 1. Hannah married Elkanah, a man from the tribe of Ephraim. Elkanah was married to two women and Elkanah adored Hannah, but she was heartbroken because she was childless.

As a believer, you must be baptized in the Holy Spirit in order to have access to the supernatural realm. 1 Cor 14:14 (KJV) —For if I pray in an unknown tongue, my spirit prays, but my understanding is unfruitful. We should begin with confession: we should acknowledge our incapability to pray as we should. We begin by acknowledging that prayer is a spiritual activity and that the power of the flesh is useless. We must acknowledge our dryness and difficulty, as well as our dullness, lifelessness, and spiritual delay and sluggishness.