The True Success: Accepting the Gift of Salvation

It has been my goal of building this blogsite not only to share knowledge, but also to share a secret of a truly successful human being.  I believe that to become successful, you do not need to have a lot of money, you do not need to become famous, you do not need to have a lot of knowledge, but what you need is to have a close relationship to the one who loved us so much – and that is God.

Let Earth Receive Her King!

“Let earth receive her King!” This famous line from the song “Joy to the World” for me is the best song for today’s celebration.  A King came down to earth with a purpose in mind – to save the people from their sins. Today we expected Christmas to be celebrated by most of us through Christmas parties or what we call reunion where families (usually the whole clan) join together once a year.  From the reading on Luke 2:13-14, I have noticed that the first Christmas was not celebrated by feasting and parties, but one thing is that there is a worship included in the celebration.  Angels announced Jesus’ birth by proclaiming, “Glory to God in the Highest!”.  And the shepherd who witnessed the scene returned to the field “glorifying and praising God for all the things that they had heard and seen” Luke 2:20.

What I may ask you today, could you receive the King in your heart today? Could you receive him and worship him the same thing that the shepherd did on the first Christmas?

“But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become sons of God, even to them that believe on his name.” John 1:12 KJV

The Birth of Jesus: The First Christmas Verses

If we are going to read the Bible, we will be able to determine the chapters which talk about the birth of Jesus.  We have Matthew 1, 2 and Luke 2. Our Christmas will never be complete without the reflection about who was really the reason why Christmas is being celebrated.  We are often focused on things that made us remember Christmas instead of focusing to the One who was born on the first Christmas day. It is not merely a celebration but a remembrance that He loved us, He lived on earth to die for our sins, to redeem us and to save us.  Let us read the passages from Matthew 1 and 2.

Psalm 23: The Good Shepherd's Verses

This chapter of the Psalms is one of the most popular among the chapters in the Bible.  Psalm 23 talks about a our good shepherd Jesus Christ, who will never leave us even in the midst of our suffering and pain on this life.  This Psalm can put a smile to the discouraged, uplift those people who feel depressed and can secure those who are afraid of walking through the road of life.  As the Psalm says. "though I walk through the valley of shadow of death, I will fear no evil".  Moreover, at the beginning of the Psalm is the beautiful passage expressing contentment, "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want" God will never leave us, if all we have is God, we have all we need.

Everlasting Bible Verses

Everyday of our lives should be devoted to the Highest Being.  The One who created us. The One who loved us so much. We can do appreciate our life here on earth if we have the grasp of His Word.  Everlasting Bible Verses aims to guide its readers towards the light, the truth about of His Word directly from the Bible.  This site is intended to awaken the senses of everyone's heart, with the guide of the God freely moving to everyone who believes on His Son's deeds and finished work on the Cross of Calvary.  It is not enough that we know our purpose here on earth, we can have enough if we have God on our side even if we are not able to accomplish the goals that we have on our life here on earth.  May this blog help you on your quest for a deep understanding of the verses in the Bible and be able to memorize them so that you may be able to resist temptations.