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4 giorni fa · He will heal you, and you will be at peace with God!"1. The basic requirement for a good Confession is to have the intention of returning to God like the Prodigal son and of acknowledging our sins ...
17 ore fa · The Fifth Decree. Exodus 20…. 12) “Honor your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the LORD your God is giving you. (NIV) The love of a parent, and especially that of a mother, is the closest thing we will find in this life to the love of God – I think. It is a love that is rich and deep and almost impossible to ...
17 ore fa · Many children are discovering their own faith, often different from that of their parents. This can lead to intense conflict and generational clashes. Some might blame their parents for their failures, leading to resentment and discord in the family. The Bible is clear about how we are to treat our parents. The fifth commandment in (Exodus 20:12).
5 giorni fa · Question 63: Which is the fifth commandment? Answer: The fifth commandment is, Honor thy father and thy mother; that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. Question 64: What is required in the fifth commandment?
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1 giorno fa · The Pharisees were not obeying the fifth commandment, and He called them out. We’ll cover more details about their disobedience on Sunday as we look at the entire chapter of Matthew 15. For now, consider this important part of the Ten Commandments.
5 giorni fa · There’s a final group to whom the Fifth Commandment—to honor our father and our mother—applies, and that is to those who have lost their parents. I believe it is possible to honor your parents even after they’re gone. You say, “How can I honor, or reverence, my parents who have died?”
