Jesus said in Matthew 5v4: "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." This is a verse that I used to wonder a lot about what Jesus meant. Are we more blessed when we are emotionally in pain? That would contradict many things God said. What did Jesus then mean by this? Let's talk about it.

Jesus started teaching about how to become the light of the world and radiate His glory. The first requirement He gave is to be poor in spirit because only then can one inherit the kingdom of heaven. Let's discuss this.

Unfortunately, many Christians are now denying this identity of Christ that was so dominant during His time on earth: Him as the Healer. We are seeing more and more Christians sick and begging for healing, believing it is God's will for them, or not believing in healing at all. What do the scriptures say about this? Let's discuss this

Prophet Isaiah prophesied about Jesus, what He would do on earth, and who He truly is. Let's look into this prophecy recorded in Matthew 4 and check how it applies to us as children of God. God doesn't want us to be ignorant about this...

Before progressing into other verses, it is essential to talk about how Jesus overcame satan in the wilderness. What was His weapon? How did He shut the mouth of satan? This is the key that many people, unfortunately, do not practice when temptations, negative thoughts or adversaries come their way. Let's study Jesus' way.

The last temptation of Jesus was quite different from the others. This time, satan was trying to convince Jesus that he could give him what he came for without him having to sweat and suffer. This strategy is the most subtle one that many Christians don't even know the devil has been using against them. Let's talk about it.

Today, let's talk about the second strategy of the devil. What is the second thing he attacks? If he doesn't attack your identity, he will surely attack your faith in God being with you. Be careful when he starts also quoting verses to you! Because he can...

The devil never changes His strategies. He has used them for centuries, and it is time that we stop falling for them. Matthew 4 teaches us some of the strategies he has been using to deceive Christians, and we are discussing today the first one.