16 To humans belong the plans of the heart, but from the Lord comes the proper answer of the tongue. 2 All a person’s ways seem pure to them, but motives are weighed by the Lord. 3 Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans. 4 The Lord works out everything to its proper end— even the wicked for a day of disaster. 5 The Lord detests all the […]
Proverbs 16
Month: February 2022
Not 4 me, but 4 u
53/365: Motivated To Love : https://app.livebold.org/daily-kickstart/i/20356102/53366-motivated-love
Isaiah 31
The chapter shows what is implied in Israel going down to Egypt. This is something that has a bit of a context because the Lord did get Israel out of Egypt back in the day and the challenge for Israel was to not go back. Thinking about going back to Egypt was this thing about […]
Isaiah 31
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Health rules
My year in review (didn’t realise it didn’t post)
Been reading Jesus Freaks by dc Talk and Voice of the Martyrs
From page 211
Fear is a great foe of persecuted Christians. . ,
Many fear they will have to suffer if they join the underground church. In this secret work, every mistake can be fatal in organizing an underground printing plant or in bringing in Bibles into a Communist Country can result in imprisonment, torture, and death.
Therefore, some are fearful to get involved.
Fear is also a decisive hindrance to Christian life in the free world.
We fear we will have to suffer in our family, in our jobs, or in our finances if we obey a commandment of Christ.


We also fear mistakes in life, but the greatest mistake is to fear mistakes.
God’s Word has to be spread, despite mistakes in Christian work. Tragedies might ensue, but they only underscore the importance of spreading the Word of God.
We all have tasks from God. It is better to fulfill them with mistakes than to leave them unfidfilled. Do not fear.
Our models are Christians who have conquered fear.
Richard Wurmbrand
Spent fourteen years in a Communist prison
in Romania between 1948 and 1964