Let's spread the word regarding this skool group community !! This is an awesome tool to help build up belivers.. let's make this network grow to become an outreach for others !

Often times the enemy will come in and cause us to fear the plans that may be ahead for our life . The "unknown" is always a scary moment in time . However, here in Joshua , we are commanded to not fear but through this verse we see we are to trust and keep pressing forward. Be encouraged in Jesus !

WHAT DOES THE SCRIPTURE SAYS ABOUT KINGDOM WEALTH AND ADVANCEMENT?

Would love to discuss what the Bible says about divorce because most everyone I talk to about it says I am misinterpreting Matthew 5:31. I was married to a non believer for ten years. Nice guy, and we split amicably. We had no children. We should never have married, because we didn't have enough in common to be together for long term. I didn't ask God about the marriage before I said "yes" because I wasn't at the point in my "walk," at that age, to know I needed to do that. I do not think I am allowed to remarry, but most everyone I explain that to (including many Christian friends) say I am wrong. They usually come back with "the Lord wants you to be happy, and live life more abundantly." I cannot see where that verse in Matthew can be misinterpreted. It states anyone who marries a divorced woman causes her to commit adultery. How else can I interpret that? I have looked into the "context" but I still don't see how else to read the meaning. My understanding is that God only accepts divorce in cases of infidelity. My marriage did not end due to infidelity. I feel like the woman at the well, so I "go and sin no more," which means I remain single. I really have no desire to remarry, but it's a scary world we live in right now, especially for a female on her own. It would be nice to have the option. Would love to hear others' thoughts on this particular topic.

John 10:28 says, “I give them eternal life, and they will never perish, and no one will snatch them out of my hand.” There is a deep comfort in knowing that your soul—your innermost being—is not only known by Jesus but kept by Him. In a world of uncertainty, danger, and spiritual distraction, Jesus offers absolute security. Not temporary. Not conditional. Eternal. Jesus speaks plainly: “No one will snatch them out of my hand.” This is not a vague promise. It is a declaration from the Son of God Himself that your soul is secure when you belong to Him. This doesn’t mean life will always be easy. In fact, Jesus tells us to expect trials. But He also reminds us that in Him, we are held, protected, and preserved. No force—spiritual or physical—can override the grip of Christ’s love and authority. I’m Praying For You!