God's Glory Church

This is an encouraging reflection based on the Gospel from Matthew 10:20, which reminds us that during the testimony of our faith we should not rely only on our own strength or perfect words, because the Holy Spirit will always prompt and speak through our devoted heart.

God is there even in the darkest moments. His presence does not depend on feelings – just come as you are.

Find fulfillment for your soul – Jesus, the Living Water, satisfies your soul’s deepest thirst.

In 2 Timothy we find Paul writing a letter to Timothy, his missionary companion. Many Bible scholars believe that this was the last letter Paul wrote before his death and that he wrote it from a Roman prison cell. Reflecting on his life and believing that his death was imminent, Paul wrote this striking passage: (…)

Philippians 4:13 is a popular Bible verse that you may have seen on signs, social media, stickers, or cars. You may have heard someone recite this verse before a sporting event or while attempting a difficult task. Unfortunately, this verse is often misunderstood. This verse does not say that we can achieve anything we want. (…)

One of the biggest misconceptions about the Bible is that it is just another book. In fact, many Christians treat Scripture as if it were simply a collection of ancient letters and books that inform us about God and religious matters. While the Bible is undoubtedly a collection of ancient documents, it is also much (…)

Do you want to become new? All over the world, people want change. We tend to let go of old habits and ways of thinking when they no longer serve us. It is for this reason that there are thousands of self-help books, podcasts, articles, and various media outlets. We want to change! And yet (…)

Your faithfulness is great! — Lamentations 3:23 Entering the church hall, where the music was solemnly playing, I looked around to see the people who had gathered for the evening service dedicated to the meeting of the New Year. I remembered the events of the past year, and my heart was filled with joy and (…)

A joyful heart makes the face cheerful, but with a sad heart, the spirit is stunned. — Proverbs 15:13 After loading my car with groceries, I carefully pulled out of the parking lot. Suddenly, a man, not noticing me, rushed over the side of the road almost under the wheels of the car. I braked (…)

And he himself will go before Him in the spirit and power of Elijah… to equip ready people for the Lord. — Luke 1:17 During the period of the end of the Old Testament times, it seemed as if God was going to hide himself from the people. For four centuries, the Jews believed that (…)