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THE SUPREMACY OF CHRIST: Finding Strength in God's Word and a Compassionate High Priest A Devotional Study of Hebrews 4:12-18 Many books offer powerful motivations when we read, but they do not have a lasting effect on us. This is because the words they contain are man’s words. They are powerful but only affect the head and never the heart. The book of Hebrews offers profound insights into the nature of God's Word and the compassionate ministry of Jesus Christ, our Great High Priest. Hebrews 4:12-18 presents two pivotal themes that are essential for believers: the power of Scripture and the confidence we have in approaching God through Jesus. This devotional study will explore these themes, providing encouragement and guidance for living out our faith.   The Power of God's Word (Hebrews 4:12-13) Hebrews 4:12 reminds us that "the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of m...

Devotion Scripture: Hebrews 4:1-10   Devotional Thoughts Have you ever been warned about circumstances you should obey but did not obey? Mothers normally warn their children about the danger of fire. A child who disobeys the warning faces severe consequences of fire burns.   The book of Hebrews warns us about the consequences of unbelief. In Hebrews 4:1-10, we see the example of Israel, which failed to enter God's rest because of their unbelief. Despite hearing God's promises, they did not enter due to disobedience and a lack of faith. This passage urges us to be diligent in entering God's rest through faith. God's rest signifies a state of trust, peace, and completeness in Him. It is a rest that results from trusting in God's finished work and promises.   The theme of rest in Hebrews 4 connects to God's rest after creation in Genesis 2:2. Just as God rested from His work, believers are invited to enter a rest of faith, ceasing from their own wor...

LET US GIVE ADUT A TRY Article by Abunerry, Ayella John Bosco 21st August, 2025  Many people have mixed reactions to Adut Salva Kiir, the president's daughter, being appointed as the presidential envoy for special programmes. Some view this as nepotism and cronyism, while others consider it a state capture. According to Mr Ateny Wek Ateny, who called it “Wun Weng” ("owner of the cow"), meaning the owner has arrived to protect the cow from danger. In this context, Adut's appointment is seen as a move to restore the first family's image, which is struggling due to individuals posing as allies but seeking personal gain from the state treasury.  While many disagree with the appointment, I hold a different view. By law, Adut has the right to receive funding as a first-family member without holding any official position in the country. However, this right does not override her legal right to also work as an employee in the state she is bound to serve, like any oth...

By Abunerry, Ayella John Bosco 19th August 2025 On 18th August 2025, Eng. Joseph Gama stated, “I'm for the resettlement of Palestinians in South Sudan. It must be organised with opportunities for them to integrate into the communities. Those of you who have been refugees and got opportunities to resettle in Australia, America, Canada, etc., will agree with me. Our perceptions from the liberation struggle against the Arabs shouldn't cloud our hearts for humanity.” I wish to respond to Eng. Gama based on three of his strengths: his intellect, his government authority as an official, and his role as a community leader. This response is not an attack but rather rooted in mutual love for patriotism and a correct understanding of what a public figure like him should embody. 1. As an intellectual, Gama can analyse situations in the Middle East and reach tangible conclusions. However, he has diminished his intellectual stature. He did not distinguish between the need to relocate ...

  THE CALL TO WAGE A GOOD WARFARE Hold fast to a sincere faith. Exercise Good Conscience Honour God Avoid Blasphemy