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  Hebrews 11:1-3 1. Introduction to Hebrews 11:1-3 Hebrews 11:1-3 is a powerful passage in the Bible that explores the nature of faith and its relationship to our understanding of the unseen world. The writer of Hebrews begins by defining faith as the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. In other words, faith is our confidence in the reality of what we hope for and our certainty in the existence of what we cannot see. This concept is further supported by the writer's assertion that by faith, we understand that the universe was created by the word of God so that what is seen was not made out of visible things. Throughout the rest of Hebrews 11, the writer provides numerous examples of individuals who exemplified this kind of faith in their lives. By examining these examples and the related verses, we can gain a deeper understanding of the power and significance of faith in our own lives. So, let us delve into this exposition of Hebrews 11:1-3 and explore

  Unlocking Righteousness: An In-depth Look at Psalm 1 Intro The quest for righteousness and the pursuit of a meaningful life in alignment with divine principles have been central to Christian living since the inception of the faith. Among the rich tapestry of Biblical texts that guide believers on this journey, Psalm 1 stands out as a beacon of wisdom, offering profound insights into the path of righteousness versus the way of the wicked. This exploration into Psalm 1 will delve into its historical context, theological implications, and how it can be applied to modern Christian living, ultimately unlocking the essence of righteousness that it so eloquently depicts. The Historical Context of Psalm 1 Delving into the historical context of Psalm 1 uncovers its profound significance within the biblical narrative and the life of ancient Israel. Written during the tumultuous monarchical period, this Psalm emerged as a spiritual compass for the nation, navigating the complexities of mai

  Meet the Ndine Family Our Story Hello! We are the Ndine family—Steve, Sharon, and our precious children, Shalom & Shammah. We are Kenyans, currently transitioning back from Uganda. We are full-time volunteer missionaries in East Africa working with a mission organization called YWAM (Youth With A Mission) and currently based in Mombasa, coastal Kenya. Our journey has been one of faith, transformation, and a deep commitment to serving God and His people. Our Ministry Our calling is to equip and disciple believers, helping them grow in their knowledge of the Bible and their relationship with God. We are involved in several ministries, each aimed at strengthening the body of Christ and spreading the Good News. 1. Discipleship Training Schools (DTS) We formerly were leading a discipleship school program here in Kenya and now we actively teach and mentor in DTS programs in Kenya and Uganda. These schools bring together participants from various nationalities, creating a diverse and en

   Genesis 1:1-2 In our journey of exploring the Bible's depths, we begin at the very beginning, with the opening verses of Genesis. These two verses lay the foundation for the entire biblical narrative, offering profound insights into the nature of God and His creative power. Let's dive in and unpack the rich layers of meaning within Genesis 1:1-2. Historical Context Genesis, the first book of the Bible, is traditionally attributed to Moses and is believed to have been written during the Israelites' wilderness wanderings, likely between 1446 and 1406 BC. The purpose of Genesis is to reveal God's sovereignty, His plan for humanity, and the origins of the world. It is also God's answer to the Israelites about the beginnings; of all creation, and their relationship with him. Just like any other scripture, it was breathed by God. 2Tim 3:16 Theological Implications 1. God's Existence and Sovereignty: The opening phrase, "In the beginning, God created the heave