Strengthen Your Faith

In this section, we provide practical guidance and spiritual insights to help you strengthen and deepen your faith. Our articles address common challenges believers face, offering biblical truths and actionable strategies to enhance your relationship with God. Whether you’re struggling with doubt, seeking to revitalize your spiritual life, or aiming to mature in your faith journey, you’ll find encouragement and practical steps here. Discover how to overcome weak faith, activate your spiritual potential, and walk confidently in faith every day. Learn to recognize signs of spiritual growth, cultivate a robust prayer life, and apply biblical principles to fortify your trust in God’s promises.

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Be Strong and Do Not Give Up – Meaning of 2 Chronicles 15:7

Be ye strong therefore, and let not your hands be weak: for your work shall be rewarded. (2 Chronicles 15:7, KJV)

By Martin Kiogora

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8 Ways to Uplift, Strengthen, and Encourage Each Other in the Lord

Nothing compares to a friend's support and presence during a difficult time. The Bible urges Christians to encourage one another in their walk with Christ. This article will discuss various ways we can encourage others to stay strong in their faith. Keep reading!

By Martin Kiogora

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11 Important Things to Know about God’s Forgiveness

Nobody ever finds forgiveness easy.While it is true that some people forgive easily, it is also true that most people, including Christians, find it difficult to forgive. Only God can truly forgive and love unconditionally, and He can teach us how to forgive.In this article, we discuss the things to remember about God's forgiveness. Read on!

By Martin Kiogora

For What Purposes Did God Give Us the Bible?

An unknown person coined the phrase "Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth" as an acronym for the Bible (B.I.B.L.E). True, the Bible contains not only basic knowledge of God, but also extensive knowledge of God. This knowledge is also known in other biblical contexts as the "whole counsel of God" (Acts 20:27). Keep Reading.

By Martin Kiogora