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Ben Shiller Jacob When we explore Gospels, specifically in Mark and John, we see in two contexts where Jesus acted in a similar fashion which didn’t make any sense to his disciples at that point. We notice Jesus’ special action one in Mark chapter 6 when Jesus walked on the water and another one in […]

God has an extraordinary plan for your life, a plan that is far greater than anything you could imagine. He desires to use you in powerful ways, to accomplish His divine purposes through your unique gifts and talents.

But here’s the question: Are you willing? Are you willing to step out of your comfort zone, to surrender your fears, and to embrace the calling that God has placed on your life?

The Bible tells us that God is seeking those who are willing to be used by Him. He’s not looking for the perfect person, but for someone who is open to His leading and willing to follow His direction.

So, what will your answer be? Will you allow God to use you for His glory? Will you say, “Here I am, Lord. Use me”?

The choice is yours. But remember, the world needs you. God needs you. And you were created for a purpose.

Ben Shiller Jacob 18 Then Jacob came safely to the city of Shechem, which is in the land of Canaan, when he came from Padan Aram; and he pitched his tent before the city. 19 And he bought the parcel of land, where he had pitched his tent, from the children of Hamor, Shechem’s father, for one hundred pieces of money. 20 Then he erected an altar

Ben Shiller Jacob The Lord asked Jacob to return to his father’s place. Upon the Lord’s command, Jacob and his family returned. On his way back, he heard his brother Esau was coming towards him with four hundred men. We see an interesting fact many of us overlook in our personal walk with the Lord.

Jacob’s passion wasn’t merely intellectual. He felt a deep-seated yearning to experience the unseen kingdom of God and its shares.

Our physical senses, while vital, often limit our perception. They’re designed to navigate the tangible world, but they can’t grasp the intangible. It’s through our spiritual senses—spiritual senses and a deep intimate relationship with the Holy spirit. By cultivating these inner senses, we can transcend the limitations of the physical and embrace a more profound understanding of ourselves and the world around us

Less is More: The Power of Simplicity in Ministry
Jesus, the Lord and Savior of the world, the utlimate Teacher and Leader often used simple strategies to achieve extraordinary results. One such example is his instruction to his disciples to go out two by two, carrying nothing for their journey. This seemingly minimalist approach reveals a profound truth about effective ministry: less is more. By stripping away unnecessary complexities and focusing on the essentials, we can often achieve greater impact.

Imagine a well-worn path in a forest. At first, it’s just a faint trail, barely noticeable. But with each passing foot, it becomes deeper, wider, and more defined. Eventually, it’s a well-trodden path that seems almost impossible to stray from. This is a metaphor for how sin can become habitual in our lives.

Initially, a sinful thought or action might seem fleeting, a momentary lapse in judgment. However, as we repeat these actions over time, they begin to solidify into patterns of behavior. Our brains, wired for efficiency, form neural pathways that reinforce these habits, making them easier to follow and harder to resist.

Ben Shiller Jacob Are we Christians enjoying the full freedom in Christ Jesus? Or half of the freedom? at least to wobble enough? When we say we are free, deep down in our heart, undoubtedly, we know we are not. Why? Was the Gospel of Jesus Christ a lie when the Scriptures declare we will

Ben Shiller Jacob All of us know what jigsaw puzzle[1] is. In fact, it might be one of your hobbies for some at least. Jigsaw puzzles are irregular shaped pieces, come in a box of 100 – 1000 pieces. A picture is pasted to a wood or paper board, later cut by jigsaw tool into