Evidence for God from Science

For me it would be Genesis 18:14

The story of Abraham and Sarah
Knowing that nothing is too difficult for God - especially when you find yourself in hopeless circumstances

Nessa wrote:For me it would be Genesis 18:14

The story of Abraham and Sarah
Knowing that nothing is too difficult for God - especially when you find yourself in hopeless circumstances

This is a good question as there are so many.I don't know if I can answer.I mean I can even look back at certian situations i was in and needed a word from God.I've actually been in situations where i would just quickly open the bible and start reading hoping to get a word from God and alot of times I would,or other times I would pray for an answer or word from God then a preacher would preach a message that was my answer.Lke for instance one time it was 2nd Chronicles 20:12-17.another time it was Psalm 34 and 35.

Really like that scripture in chronicles too

Matthew 23:11

1over137 wrote:Matthew 23:11

good cos I really need a coffee, one sugar, thanks

Here it is

The parable of the prodigal son
The parable of the Good Samaritan
The parable of the pharisee and tax collector.
And the parable of the lost sheep.

The words of Jesus have always impacted me the most.
I have been the prodigal son.
The Good Samaritan
The Pharisee
The tax collector
And the lost sheep.

So I guess in these lessons, I have heard Him speaking to me.

So many to choose from and I'm not good at remembering or quoting them (working on that though). I love the passage that mentions the hurt, the sinful, the meek. The one that expresses that God loves and wants the broken souls. I will see if I can find it.

psalm 51:17

Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God
17The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; A broken and a contrite heart, O God, You will not despise.

ST, This is almost surely not it but it's one of my favorites. When I first found God, all I had to give was a broken heart and it was accepted and cleaned.

I'd love to say it was that one, that is absolutely beautiful, really moving.

I think it is in Matthew.

Got it!

Matthew 5:3-11