Sound teaching, hard passages, prophecy, and errors to avoid.
“…Is there something you can avoid and you will have a good working environment? Please do. Is there something you can avoid and live happily in your marriage and family? Please do. Is there something you can avoid and you will enjoy meeting neighbors and family members? Please do!”
“Fault finding can be trouble shooting of a problem in a system. However, we want to focus on faultfinding as an obsession to highlight what is wrong to the extent of being petty and trivial. A faultfinder gains satisfaction in showing that there is a fault.”
“If you fail on the how, even if the what is correct, it will never matter. Mind how you express the good and the bad. Many married couples and people in relationships go through the same struggles but some succeed and some fail because of how…”
“A taste of your own medicine refers to being treated in a bad way the way you treated others in a bad way. When we treat others in a bad way and we give excuses that we are teaching them hard lessons, some day we will also be treated in a bad way with the same excuse. A taste of your own medicine!”
“Better than fasting means fasting is good and still recommended. Better than fasting means fasting has not been dismissed as being useless, only that there is something better…”
“Your excitement over my misfortune may cause you a worse punishment from God. I am down but I am not out. Though I have fallen, I will also rise!”
“Do not despair. Do not leave the church because of evil leaders and people within. Do not leave the ministry because of those who conspire. Do not abandon your family unless your life is threatened. Hang in there. God will…”
“We all love stories of rags to riches. Stories of grass to grace. Stories of how people made it from a low position in society to a high position. From being a nobody to being a somebody.”
“You have an intimate partner. Your partner spends a lot of time on their phone all the time. Yet you never receive any calls from them when you are away. Isn’t it concerning that they call everyone else frequently …”