Suffering For Christ Better Than Suffering For The Enemy Suffering for Christ is what we may have to do sometimes. That is the world and who they follow. The evildoers speak evil and lie about your conduct and sometimes Christ is blamed… by Jym Wells 07/25/2018 1 Peter 3:16-20 (MEV) 16 Have a good conscience …
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Suffering for Righteousness Sake, Are We? Suffering for righteousness are we, that is the question. We do not have a new shirt or top to wear to church for Christmas or Easter and we fall apart. Do we really believe that is enough? by Jym Wells 12/17/2017
Suffering for Righteousness’ Sake Do Not Repay Evil For Evil Suffering for righteousness is not an easy life it is hard for it is opposite of what our flesh would do, however, it is what Jesus did over and over. He would not even give them a word when He was on His way to …
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From Suffering to Glory the Big Picture of the Cross Suffering to Glory Sometimes we get wrapped up in our pain and suffering and forget the big picture. Stop and think about what Jesus went through for you and then talk to me about pain and suffering. by Jym Wells 11/10/2016 / Repost 11/15/2016 from …
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The Comfort in Suffering With the World Comfort in suffering could be mistaken for something else unless one does not know our Father who can and will give us comfort in struggling with the daily retain of problems and the world. The enemy would like nothing better than to get us down where we would …
Suffering and Glory of the Servant The suffering and glory of the Servant [Jesus] I do believe this is our Father speaking to Isaiah about the coming of Jesus Christ’s coming and suffering. God is showing Isiah what will happen. As we study His scriptures we see and find Jesus. by Jym Wells 06/16/2016 Isaiah …
From Suffering to Glory by Jym Wells 03/13/2015 Romans 8:18 (NKJV) For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us. Sometimes we get wrapped up in our pain and suffering and forget the big picture. What do I mean …
