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We have all heard the expression "false hopes" used when someone's expectations are not fulfilled. How can we explain the fact that we, as God’s children, have had certain expectations from God that have not come to pass?

Let us have a proper perspective on our own past. We may not be participants in it or even witnesses to the events – and yet, let us use today as an occasion to pray for God to forgive our people.

Do you understand? When we talk about something we know, whatever it may be, we speak freely. Even more so when we see someone's need for this information. Why don't we speak the same way about Jesus Christ?

From this year, over 5.7 billion people, or about 80% of the world's population, will be able to find the entire text of the Bible in their native language.

Witnesses are people who can stand with their lives behind what they know, what they have seen, what they believe with their whole being. What is the experience we have as believers in the Lord Jesus that would give us the strength to even die for Him?

'Safe?'—said Mr. Beaver—'Didn't you hear what Mrs. Beaver said? Who mentioned anything about 'safe.' Of course, he isn't safe. But he's good. He's the king, I tell you!'

People prefer security, so we are willing to pay for it. We prefer to arrange it in a business-like manner to ensure that we receive it.

“The Lord appeared to me from a distance and said, 'I have loved you with an everlasting love; therefore, I have continued to show you mercy.'”

Let's clarify something that most likely we've all understood well – we cannot resign from our spiritual work. As long as we are alive, we work. The question is how and for whom.