All Nations Christian Fellowship

When we face situations in life that seem impossible and we cannot see how things will turn out, we can trust in a God who is able to deliver and rescue us. We cannot afford to lose faith in that truth, but must hold on and believe that God is able. And if we feel far from God or in a place we shouldn't be, we have a God who wants to restore us. Those who call out to God will find Him. It isn't a belief in ourselves, but rather in what God is able to do for us.

When we face the tension between obeying God and respecting governing authorities, Jesus shows us that the two are not necessarily in conflict. But if what we are being asked to do goes against God's Word and could cause us to sin, we need to avoid it and be prepared to make a stand. When the situation is unclear, we need to wrestle it through with God and seek His guidance, making sure that Jesus remains Lord over every area of our lives and that we continue to be faithful to His Word.

As believers, we demonstrate our genuine faith by how we live, not just what we say. Although Daniel's name and circumstances changed, his heart and commitment to God did not. He remained faithful and stood firm despite pressure to conform, because his faith meant more to him than anything else.
We must put God’s truth above our own opinions, love Him above ourselves and live selflessly. We are to be careful to guard against pride and thinking we are wiser than what we really are, and rather walk humbly with God and allow our lives to genuinely reflect the faith we profess.

As Christians, we can often be very casual in our attitude towards disobedience. When God puts a conviction in us and reveals His will for our lives, we can be tempted to think we can simply ignore it or choose whether to obey or not. Yet the word of God tells us that the follower […]

What keeps some of God's people wandering in the wilderness instead of entering the rest He has promised? Disobedience, fear, and never truly leaving the world behind are the things that hold us back. At their core, these all stem from unbelief - a failure to trust in God's faithfulness and to believe that His plans are good for us. If we truly believed that Christ is our greatest treasure, wholehearted surrender would not feel like losing everything. Instead, we would realise we have everything to gain.