Meditate on the Word - For a Decent and Investigative Christianity (EN)

In the heart of every home, there is often a figure who serves as the moral and emotional compass: the wife. In many families, she not only manages daily tasks and cares for the children, but also plays a crucial role in sustaining the family’s spirituality. The devotional "I Am a Wife of Faith" is a powerful tool designed to strengthen the faith and resilience of wives, helping them navigate the challenges of marriage with grace and wisdom. 1. Hope and Encouragement Married life can bring countless challenges, from financial issues to differences in raising children and, in more severe cases, crises like infidelity. However, the hope and encouragement found in the Christian faith offer wives an inexhaustible source of strength. Verses like Psalm 55:22, which advises casting all cares upon the Lord, serve as a reminder that they are not alone in their struggles. 2. The Power of Prayer Prayer is a cornerstone for many believing wives. It is through prayer that they find peace...

The Apostle Peter, in his second epistle, invites us to deep spiritual growth, emphasizing the importance of developing essential virtues for a fruitful Christian life. In chapter 1 of 2 Peter, he highlights that God, in His goodness, has given us "everything we need for life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3). This statement underscores that, through His divine power, God has provided us with all the necessary resources to live in a way that pleases Him, based on the knowledge of Jesus Christ, who called us to His own glory and excellence. In this devotional, we explore each of the virtues mentioned by Peter, understanding their importance for our walk with God and the impact they can have on our lives. Introduction to the Theme: The Foundation of Spiritual Growth Peter begins his letter by reminding Christians that faith is a precious gift given to us by the righteousness of God and Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that grace and peace are multiplied through the knowledge of God. This...

Since the time of the Garden of Eden, humanity has struggled with fear and self-preservation. When Adam and Eve disobeyed God and hid themselves, fear took root in the human heart, distorting their relationship with the Creator. This initial act of self-preservation set a behavioral pattern that many of us still follow today: we try to protect ourselves from the consequences of our actions, preferring to hide rather than expose ourselves to God's light. Exposing the Nakedness addresses this central issue of the Christian faith: the struggle between fear and trust in God. Fear leads us to build barriers between ourselves and God, to listen to voices that pull us away from Him, and to try to preserve our lives by our own means. These barriers keep us trapped, preventing us from experiencing the fullness of life that God offers. Jesus calls us to trust Him completely, to place our lives in His hands, and to follow His voice amidst the many others that compete for our attention. The v...

Matthew 7:13-14  "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." Jesus presents us with a clear choice between two paths: one leading to life and the other to destruction. The wide gate and broad road represent easy and popular choices that often seem attractive because they require little effort and sacrifice. However, this path leads to destruction. In contrast, the small gate and narrow road represent the commitment and dedication required to follow Christ, a path that few choose because it is difficult and demanding. The metaphor of the narrow gate is a call to serious and deep commitment to God. Jesus challenges us not to follow the crowd that opts for the easy path, but to choose the path that leads to life, even though it is harder. This path requires us to leave behind our comforts and face challenges. ...