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Gethsemane (2/6) - Sleeping Disciples

This article is about the disciples falling asleep in Gethsemane, highlighting their weakness against Jesus’ obedient struggle. It recalls their past faithfulness, explains their sleep “because of sorrow,” and shows Jesus’ loving reproof—especially to overconfident Peter—warning them all to watch.

He appears in Glory: Christ - the Longed-for of all Nations

The text interprets Haggai 2:7 as a prophecy of Christ’s future return to establish a kingdom of peace, arguing that while many don’t personally long for Him, humanity’s desire for peace and justice points to Him as the hope for all nations.

Gethsemane (1/6) - Complete Submission

This article is about Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane: His urgent request to the Father, His complete submission (“Your will be done”), and the intense inner conflict that drained His strength—so much that an angel strengthened Him and His sweat fell like drops of blood.

How Paul Writes

This article is about Paul’s teaching style in 1 Corinthians: using vivid, extreme examples to explain lasting principles—love as the motive for all service, separation from persistent evil, purity in fellowship at the Lord’s Table, and orderly, understandable speech that builds up the church.

In Bethuel’s House

This article is about Abraham’s servant in Genesis 24 as a picture of the Holy Spirit seeking a bride for Christ. It urges making room for the Lord, inviting Him in, keeping life “clean,” and putting spiritual priorities first—focusing on Jesus, not trivial matters.