Category: What do you think?

Finding God’s Voice in Daily Restlessness

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FLOYD ROGERS

Many people spend too much time worrying about what others think. We chase after approval, opinions, and praise, and in doing so, we often miss the quiet voice of God. One of the simplest ways God reaches out to us is by stirring a sense of restlessness in our hearts.

This feeling can appear in the middle of daily routines — at work, at home, or even in church. It’s a sense of unease you can’t explain. You might not understand where it’s coming from or why it’s there. But when this unsettled feeling arrives, it’s wise to pause and turn to God in prayer.

Instead of ignoring it or brushing it aside, take a quiet moment to ask, “Lord, are you trying to speak to me? Is there something you want me to notice or change?” Often, this restlessness is God’s gentle way of guiding us toward something important we’ve overlooked.

Stop striving and know that I am God;
I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted on the earth

Psalm 46:10

The Power of Christ in Every Believer’s Life

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FLOYD ROGERS

The life that lives inside every believer is Jesus Christ. He existed before time began and will continue forever. No one can defeat or destroy Him, because He holds the power over both life and death. This same Jesus now lives within those who believe in Him, dwelling in their spirits.

When a person accepts salvation, God connects them to His eternal life. It’s like being placed into a flowing river that stretches from eternity past to eternity future. From the moment of salvation, that person becomes part of this never-ending life with Christ.

This eternal connection means believers can always find hope and strength in God’s Word. No matter what happens in life, Christ remains their source of life and peace.

When Christ, who is our life, is revealed, then you also will be revealed with Him in glory.

Colossians 3:4

The Significance of Caiaphas’ Words in Jesus’ Arrest

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AMY TURNER

John 18:14 records the words of Caiaphas, the high priest, who told the Jewish leaders it would be better for one man to die for the people. This moment marks the beginning of Jesus’ arrest, where both Roman soldiers and Jewish officials played a role. The frequent mention of the Jews in the story is not meant to single out Israel for blame. Instead, it reveals the failure of both Jews and Gentiles to recognise and honour God.

The truth is, the responsibility for Jesus’ death does not rest on one nation or group. Humanity as a whole stands guilty because of sin. All people, separated from God, are in need of redemption. Jesus’ death was not only for the Jewish people but for everyone. As Caiaphas unknowingly pointed out, it was indeed necessary for one man to die to save many. Through His sacrifice, Jesus offered life and hope to the world, a clear sign of God’s mercy and grace.

But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

Romans 5:8

Living Attentively Through the Holy Spirit

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FLOYD ROGERS

When we speak to someone about a matter that deeply affects them, it’s only natural to expect their full attention. In the same way, whenever God communicates with us, it is always about something meaningful and personal. His words are never without purpose, and because of that, He deserves our complete focus.

Living a life guided by the Holy Spirit means staying open and attentive to God’s voice. It requires keeping our hearts and minds tuned in, ready to hear Him however He chooses to speak. This is not meant to be rare or unusual. For those who follow Christ, it should be the normal way of life — always alert, always listening.

My sheep listen to My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me; and I give them eternal life, and they will never perish; and no one will snatch them out of My hand. My Father, who has given them to Me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of the Father’s hand. I and the Father are one.”

John 10:27

Jesus’ Promise of Eternal life

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FLOYD ROGERS

When a person accepts Jesus Christ as their Saviour, something powerful takes place. In that moment, God gives them the gift of eternal life. The Bible clearly teaches this truth in John 10:28, where Jesus says, “I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish.” This promise is not temporary — it is everlasting.

Jesus also assured His followers that though He would leave this world, He would not leave them alone. He promised to return one day, but until then, He would send the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is God’s presence living inside every believer. When someone is saved, the Holy Spirit comes to live within them, staying by their side and guiding them.

Doesn’t this tell us that the life of the risen and glorified Christ is present in every believer through the Holy Spirit? He will give us strength, comfort, and hope as we walk through life, giving us wisdom through God’s Word and keeping us connected to God’s promises.