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We are starting a news series called “Will You Help Us?” God wants us to help others. God created you to help others. Regardless of your job or career, you are called to full-time Christian service.
A “non-serving Christian” is a contradiction in terms
Paul writes in Romans 7:4, “Now you belong to him who was raised from death in order that we might be useful in the service of God." You may think that being called by God is something only missionaries, pastors, and other full-time church workers experience, but the Bible says every Christian is called to service. God has given you unique talents and abilities to benefit others, and he is gifted others with talents and abilities to benefit you.
Help each other! Our acts of love and support for one another is complete through Jesus Christ. We are better together as we help each other face troubles in our homes, our careers, our marriages, and with our health.
Will you help us?
Help each other! Our acts of love and support for one another is complete through Jesus Christ. We are better together as we help each other face troubles in our homes, our careers, our marriages, and with our health.
Will you help us?
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The word for 2025 - HELP
Human beings have always found themselves at times feeling like we are drowning in a sea of confusion, grief, and bad advice. Thousands of years ago, a man called Job realized that he needed a ‘someone’ — a godly go-between, a heavenly mediator — to appeal to God on his behalf. What Job is telling us is that Jesus is the answer. To whom will you make your appeal?
As a Christian, you can help people by actively showing compassion, generosity, and love through practical actions like volunteering your time, offering emotional support, sharing your faith when appropriate, donating to causes in need, and simply being present for others, all while aligning your actions with the teachings of the Bible. |
According to the Bible, Jesus helped "multitudes" of people during his time on earth, with the Gospels describing numerous instances of him healing the sick, feeding the hungry, and performing other miracles, suggesting he helped a very large number of individuals, although the exact count is not specified.
Will you be willing to join Jesus and HELP others?
Will you be willing to join Jesus and HELP others?
