The word omniscience comes from the word omni which means “all” and from the word scientia which means “knowledge.” God’s omniscience, therefore, means that God has all knowledge or, stated differently, that God is all-knowing. This means, of course, that God knows everything about your Source: The Omniscience of God is for Your Comfort
While this article is written about people mostly in positions of high Christian Influence; I would say that it applies to all Christians in all aspects of ministry. From the greeter at the church to the most influential theologians of our time. – Mike by David Qaoud Recently, I had an opportunity to speak with a … More Don’t Believe Your Own Press
by David Qaoud Note: The following is a guest post by Melissa Holmquist. The word “modesty” has almost become a politically incorrect word. If the word even passes your lips, immediate visions of ankle-length dresses with no shape or color appear in a thought bubble above your head Source: A Call to Modesty Among Christian Women
by David Qaoud As a preacher, your aim is to please God and God alone. But that doesn’t mean it is entirely unhelpful to consider what questions your audience may have when they listen to you preach. This is especially true for new preachers or when you’re preaching to an audience for the first time. Considering … More 5 Questions Your Listeners Will Have When They Hear You Preach
I was not going to comment on this but with so much being said especially bashing him I felt I should. I am not a HipHop nor Kanye’s West fan, I am a believer in the power of the Blood of Christ to redeem those whom He (God) chooses. I am also convinced that God … More Jesus is King: Thoughts on Kanye’s Conversion to Christ
How to Pray vs. How Not to Pray by David Qaoud Is there a wrong way to pray? Of course. You can pray to the wrong gods, in the wrong places, for the wrong reasons. This is one of the reasons why Jesus taught his disciples the difference between right and wrong praying. The context … More How to Pray vs. How Not to Pray
This article reminded me that many people including “Christians” deal with anger issues every day. Some, like mine are brought on by past military duties, some by abuse, and some for other unnamed reasons. We must first recognize that anger is real an issue, that we can not fix it alone, and having anger issues … More Christian Reflections on Anger
Approximately 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. (46.6 million) experiences mental illness in a given year. Approximately 1 in 25 adults in the U.S. (11.2 million) experiences a serious mental illness in a given year that substantially interferes with or limits one or more major life activities.¹ Many are afraid, confused, can be disruptive and are looked upon differently. Is that … More 15 Things Churches Can Do to Help with Mental Illness
by David Qaoud Our church is about to go through the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23). One resource I will use for this series is Cultivating the Fruit of the Spirit by Christopher J.H. Wright. I’ve read and enjoyed multiple Wright books in the past so I’m eager to jump into this one. In the introduction of … More John Stott’s Daily Prayer
by David Qaoud Do you treasure books of the Bible like 1 Chronicles? If you follow a Bible reading plan you’ll read through the Old Testament. But there’s a difference between having to read something and feeling like you get to read something. And for many, certain Old Testament books feel obligatory rather than delightful to … More What We Learn About God from An Old Testament Prayer
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