Meekness is one of the most misunderstood qualities in the Christian life. Many think it means weakness, passivity, or being easily pushed around. But in the Word of God, meekness is anything but weakness. It is strength—real strength—brought under control and surrendered to the will of God. A meek person is not someone who lacks
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Self-pity is a quiet enemy that often slips into the heart unnoticed. It does not appear as bold rebellion or outward sin, but rather as a wounded spirit that begins to dwell on hurt, injustice, and unmet expectations. Every human being is prone to it, because we are born with a self-centered nature that seeks
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When evangelist J. Wilbur Chapman visited London, he had the opportunity to meet General William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army. Booth was over eighty years old at the time, a man who had seen both great trials and great victories in his ministry. As Chapman listened, he was deeply moved by the life
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