“Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen; it gives us assurance about things we cannot see. Through their faith. the people in days of old earned a good reputation. By faith we understand that thee entire universe was formed at God’s command, that we now see did not come from anything that can bee seen.” (Hebrew 11:1-3)

The very foundation of Christianity is faith. It takes great faith to believe God, that we’v never seen, sent his son, Jesus, to die on a cross for us. Our faith is what gives us the assurance that even though we cannot physically see God, he is with us. Our faith gives us the strength to push through the difficult times when it seems that everything on earth is caving down around us.

But as the Bible shares these amazing stories, we also find some “hiccups” in the road of their faith journey. Abraham lied on two different occasions about Sarah being his wife and even offered her over sexually to protect himself. David committed adultery, then murder, to cover up his sin.

Moses killed a man and ran to hide. Rahab was a prostitute. Noah got drunk and then was found naked. These are our heroes of faith. Why do you suppose God put this in the story? God can use us despite our pasts. He can use us in spite of ourselves. Praise God that nothing we could ever do would separate us from the love of our Father. God can and will still use you for great things.

Bishop Jordan believes that God has moved many mountains in our life through faith. In fact, He has moved many mountains in our life that we have failed to thank him for, even though we was on our knees begging for their removal in the moment. Our God is a good, loving Father. We often struggle to believe that our faith is enough. We struggle to grasp that our faith plus nothing equals our salvation. We think if we work harder, pray harder, attend more church events, that God will somehow love us more and be more pleased with us.

We have a responsibility to live well, and the importance of living well accounts for the value of having a critically good life. These are no doubt controversial ethical judgments. I also make controversial ethical judgments in any view I take about which lives are good or well-lived. In my own view, someone who leads a boring, conventional life without close friendships or challenges or achievements, marking time to his grave, has not had a good life, even if he thinks he has and even if he has thoroughly enjoyed the life he has had.

If you agree, we cannot explain why he should regret this simply by calling attention to pleasures missed: there may have been no pleasures missed, and in any case there is nothing to miss now. We must suppose that he has failed at something, failed in his responsibilities for living.

We value great art most fundamentally not because the art as product enhances our lives but because it embodies a performance, a rising to artistic challenge. We value human lives well lived not for the completed narrative, as if fiction would do as well, but because they too embody a performance: a rising to the challenge of having a life to lead.

The final value of our lives is adverbial, not adjectival—a matter of how we actually lived, not of a label applied to the final result. It is the value of the performance, not anything that is left when the performance is subtracted. It is the value of a brilliant dance or dive when the memories have faded and the ripples died away.

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“When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said. “ I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”(John 8:12)

2 Kings 4:1-7
Now the wife of one of the sons of the prophets cried to Elisha, “Your servant my husband is dead, and you know that your servant feared the Lord, but the creditor has come to take my two children to be his slaves.” And Elisha said to her, “What shall I do for you? Tell me; what have you in the house?” And she said, “Your servant has nothing in the house except a jar of oil.” Then he said, “Go outside, borrow vessels from all your neighbors, empty vessels and not too few. Then go in and shut the door behind yourself and your sons and pour into all these vessels. And when one is full, set it aside.” So she went from him and shut the door behind herself and her sons. And as she poured they brought the vessels to her. …

Was there a time in your life when you felt doubtful that the Lord will provide your needs? There might be some circumstances that can make you lose hope and loosen your faith. It has been said that God has full responsibility for what we might need when we don’t forget to obey His commandments and live His words. There was a time when the Israelites were stranded in the dessert and they were thinking  of no hope and their food had already run They were worried and they have started complaining but the Lord did not allow them to perish.

Our Lord loves us so much that is why he sent and us people as instruments to guide and direct us in our daily lives. They can give us prophetic insights that we can use in our lives. Bishop Bernard Jordan is one of the instruments that God sent for our guidance. He will never leave us empty handed.

Every new day is another chance to recognize new things that the Lord is doing for you in our life. Each new day is another promise that you is allow by the Fathers to give recognition and thanks for. This world is consumed with evil in the midst dwells the beauty of God’s hand all over the world. Many of us out here today cannot get past the evil enough to see God’s magnificent hand at work.

Evils remains to have it’s way, you will be caught up in it and never experience nor recognize God’s enormous works in our day to day life. You need have taken a look at the past all that you endure and get back to the basic of life. Get back to the recognition of who God is and what He is doing.

We did not wake up on our day today. We were not even promise to wake up today. Bishop Jordan believes that everything we are capable of doing is by and through the Lord. Each day, all that you do is by the Lord granting us the very ability to do it. It is often overlook, unappreciated and especially rarely recognize. We are blessed with life. We are blessed with a chance to know God and receive salvation through His son. Now we know to stop and where the Lord begins. You is nothing without him. Give the Lord with constant praise and recognition of these valuable blessing.

The Bible said in Romans 14:6 He that regardeth the day, regareth it unto the Lord; and he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it. He that eateth,eateth to the Lord. For he giveth God thanks; and he that eateth not, to the Lord he eateth not, and giveth God thanks. It is up to us if we choose to look past of ourselves, the evil in this world , and be able to take note of what all God is already enabling us to do right now. And let God’s joy begin taking root in our heart and life. Get your bible prophecy now and start fulfilling God’s prophetic destiny for your life and experience the power of prophecy now.

“Anyone who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved. But how shall they ask  Him to save them unless they believe in Him? And how can they hear about Him unless someone tells the” (Romans10:1314)

The greatest thing we can do for another person is to help them know Christ. As we  remember what life was like for us without Christ compassion motivates us to share  our faith. But what do we say and where do we start? Learning the content of the Gospel and setting the context in which we communicate it allows us sharing to be  more effective. Each of us search for significance and love. The Bible teaches we  are not out here by chance. Life has far more meaning that the survival of the fittest.

Part of telling people what Christ has done for them it is means telling them that we are sinners. Why stress the death of Christ? Because without the death of Christ there would be no forgiveness of sins. In order to pay for man’s sin, Christ had to be both God and man. There is an additional element to the goods news, Christ who dies on our behalf is alive. We know that Jesus is God that we are a sinner that He died in payment for our sins and the we accept His payment for our sins.

Master Prophet E. Bernard Jordan believes that confirming our witness through our life does not replace our verbal witnessing both are needed. We cannot just live a Christian life and hope that others will notice, we may noticed that our life a good life but we would not know why. Jesus live a perfect life and He was constantly proclaiming the Gospel. Jesus command is to witness by the world and deed. if you want know how to share your faith to others. The Zoe Ministry will help you.