True resilience is not about being unbreakable, but about recognising our God-given limits and learning to rest in His strength. Discover how the concept of elasticity reveals a powerful spiritual truth about stress, boundaries, and grace.
(2 Chronicles 14:1-15) The reign of Asa over Judah stands as a testament to the blessings that come from wholeheartedly seeking God. Asa’s time as
(Daniel 12:1-4) The closing chapters of the book of Daniel present a profound prophecy concerning the end times. Daniel foretells a period of unparalleled distress
(Jonah 3:1-10) God’s dealings with Jonah vividly illustrate the depth of His mercy and the transformative power of repentance. When God first commanded Jonah to
(Hosea 7:8-16) The prophet Hosea uses the image of a “cake not turned” to strikingly illustrate Israel’s spiritual state—unprofitable, incomplete, and lacking purpose. This metaphor
(Lamentations 5:1-22) The book of Lamentations records the prophet Jeremiah’s heartfelt grief following God’s judgement upon Israel. Jeremiah’s lament is marked by deep sorrow over
(Zechariah 13:7-9) The phrase, “Strike the shepherd and the sheep will be scattered,” quoted by Jesus in Matthew 26:31, foreshadows the events surrounding His crucifixion.
(1 Timothy 5:1-8) In today’s culture, respect has become a rare and often neglected virtue, yet it remains essential for healthy relationships and a thriving
(Judges 1:1-20) One of the enduring truths of life is that we are not meant to journey alone. No matter how talented or resourceful we
(3 John 1-8) In 3 John 1–8, we read a deeply personal letter from the apostle John to Gaius, a faithful member of the early
