Good day We can sometimes take the ease with which we are able to access Christian content for granted...for example, w e're able to physically attend a church service, watch it online, watch teachings on You Tube, satellite TV, through church websites, on apps; We either have a physical Bible or a Bible on our smartphones via the You Version app (or both), we have access to reading plans, books; We attend courses at church or Bible College; We have small groups where we fellowship together and discuss the word of God. It's easy to forget just how blessed we are to be able to access all of these resources and can take for granted the enrichment that it brings to our relationship with God - as well as the enrichment that it can bring to those around us. Most of us encounter people on a daily basis (whether it's work colleagues, cleaners, gardeners, a tea lady at the office, petrol attendants, waitrons, security guards, car guards, cashiers, shop assistants, recept...
Good day I'd like to conclude this series by taking a look at how Islam takes a stand, and then share some concluding thoughts and a prayer at the end. What I'm about to share are just a few of my own experiences and observations and is not based on any specific Islamic teaching. In the area that I grew up in, we had some neighbours that were Muslim, and I recall times while we would be playing outside that some of the Muslim parents would call their kids to come inside because it was time to pray. I also remember some of these kids going to Islamic studies after school. During times of fasting they would always share with neighbours. I would see them help feed the poor, etc. All of these are examples of how they personally take a stand in what they believe. ... But I recall a moment, I think specifically at some point during my teenage years, where I thought to myself - and this as someone who had no interest in religion at the time - that they really must believe in what they...