Matthew 25:40 “And the King will answer and say to them, ‘Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to Me.’” Halleluyah! Jesus was a practical teacher. He lived as he taught, demonstrating the culture of God’s kingdom. Often times we think of the kingdom of God as a place of eternal bliss, where all our needs are met, a place with no worries and no struggles. While this is an understanding we share about the kingdom, we cannot make the mistake of thinking we exist in a mindless state in the kingdom of God. The eternal bliss that is the ..read more

You may be going through many problems in life and believe that the problems that you are facing are too much. It may feel as if it’s impossible to overcome and you may feel like GIVING UP. But DON’T and here’s why. Exodus 13:17(NIV) states this: “ When Pharaoh let the people go, God did not lead them on the road through the Philistine country, though that was shorter. For God said, “If they face war, they might change their minds and return to Egypt.” The lord had just liberated the Israelites out of bondage from the Egyptians. The Lord was leading them to the land that he had promised to the ..read more

Mark 4:35-40 The disciples of Jesus Christ were in a ship with him, when a problem arose, then out of fear and worry they told the Lord Jesus “Master, carest thou not that we perish? Most, if not all of us can relate with the disciples, often when we face problems in life we get afraid, we start to worry, we forget who our God is, we forget his Word.  They had the Lord Jesus Christ in the ship with them and they were still afraid! They had the powerful, miracle working Lord with them and were still worrying. It doesn’t make too much sense as to why they would worry if the Lord was with th ..read more

An exhortation on the book of Isaiah Chapter 1:10-19. As believers we are to be obedient to God. The post Obedience appeared first on Sanctum Blog ..read more

A look into the book of Nehemiah 1:4-9. The post Voice of Grace appeared first on Sanctum Blog ..read more

So this week, the song “Best Part” by Daniel Caesar featuring HER was on my mind because my neighbor upstairs was playing the song. I like the song; it has a beautiful melody and soulfulness to it that’s indeed capturing. There’s a part in the lyrics I like that says, “…where you go I follow, no matter how far.” Somehow it made me think of Mary in the bible. Mary of Bethany, the friend of Jesus, the sister of both Lazarus and Martha. We’d recently studied about her in bible class and in just about every passage you find her with Jesus, the love she has for HIM is undeniable. Mary loved Jesus ..read more

The story of Saul on the road to Damascus to persecute followers of Jesus Christ is found in the book of Acts chapter 9. As the church began to gain momentum in the early days of its founding, antagonists rose up to quell the movement. One of the main of antagonists was a man by the name, Saul of Tarsus. Saul was a Pharisee, a Jew, a Roman citizen, and a possible member of the Sanhedrin. Saul’s mission to Damascus was one that would change his life in a way that even he did not expect. His initial encounter with Jesus Christ would leave him blind. A blindness that also indicates his previous w ..read more

An audio commentary on Ecclesiastes 6:3-7 The post Vanity and Eternity appeared first on Sanctum Blog ..read more

A study in Matthew 9:9-13. God extends his reach to all. The post Reach To All appeared first on Sanctum Blog ..read more

A study of the Pentecost Day in the book of Acts 2v2 The post A Rushing Mighty Wind appeared first on Sanctum Blog ..read more