The Bible In My Life Blog

  Love: God’s Foundation for Every Relationship Love is where every healthy relationship begins. Not the kind of love the world talks about—the emotional, temporary, “as long as it feels good” love—but the deep, steady love that comes from God. The Bible says, “God is love” (1 John 4:8). That means real love doesn’t start with us; it starts with Him. God’s love is patient when people are difficult. It is kind when kindness isn’t returned. It stays faithful even when feelings change. This kind of love isn’t based on mood or circumstances—it’s a choice. In today’s world, love is often treated like a feeling you fall into and out of, but Scripture teaches us that love is something you live out daily . The apostle Paul describes love clearly in 1 Corinthians 13. Love is patient. Love is kind. It does not keep a record of wrongs. These words aren’t just meant for weddings—they’re meant for everyday life. This is how love should look in marriage, in friendships, in families, and even w...

2. Food: What to Eat and What to Avoid When God created the world, He didn’t leave us clueless about how to take care of our bodies. From the very beginning, God gave guidance on what fuels us, what harms us, and how food affects not just our bodies—but our minds and spiritual strength too . 2.1. What to Eat: God’s Blueprint for Fueling the Body In Genesis 1:29, God gives humanity its first diet: “I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They will be yours for food.” This tells us something simple: God designed natural, whole foods to keep us healthy. In today’s terms, this looks like: Fresh fruits Vegetables Nuts and seeds Whole grains Fish (mentioned throughout Scripture as common, clean food) Clean meats listed in Leviticus 11 (animals that chew the cud and have split hooves, certain birds, and fish with fins and scales) These foods give your body: Energy Stable blood sugar Better digestion Strong immunity Bett...

  Be Wise with What You Have God doesn’t just bless us with resources — He calls us to manage them wisely . Wisdom in finances isn’t about how much you have but how you use what’s been trusted to you. The Bible says in Proverbs 21:20 , “The wise store up choice food and olive oil, but fools gulp theirs down.” In today’s language, that means: smart people save and plan ahead, but careless spending leads to stress and regret. In today’s world, it’s easy to fall into the trap of instant gratification — the latest phone, new clothes, fancy coffee, or online impulse buys. But God invites us to live differently. He teaches us to think long-term , to plan, and to avoid being controlled by money or possessions. True wisdom isn’t about chasing wealth; it’s about using what you already have with purpose . Financial wisdom includes budgeting, saving, giving, and staying away from unnecessary debt. It’s about saying, “God, how do You want me to use what You’ve given me?” When we manage mone...

The World Grows Wicked 1️⃣ The World Becomes Corrupt As time went on, the human population grew. People began to do whatever they wanted — violence, evil, and immorality filled the earth . Some men known as the “sons of God” (possibly rulers, judges, or powerful men) took any women they desired as wives. This mixing led to mighty warriors known as the Nephilim — strong and famous people of that time. But God saw that human thoughts and hearts had become completely corrupted — that people’s minds were filled with evil all the time . It broke God’s heart. He regretted what humanity had become and said: “I will wipe out mankind, along with animals and birds, for I regret that I made them.” 2️⃣ One Man Found Favor But Noah was different. He was righteous, blameless , and walked faithfully with God, even when the world around him didn’t. Noah had three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth . God looked at the earth — it was filled with violence and corruption . He told Noah: “The end of ...

God’s Blueprint for Relationships Relationships are one of the most beautiful parts of life—but also one of the hardest. Whether it’s marriage, friendship, or family, we’ve all faced moments when love gets complicated, trust is broken, or forgiveness feels impossible. In a world full of mixed messages about love and connection, it’s easy to forget that God actually gave us a clear blueprint for how to build healthy, lasting relationships. From the very beginning, God said, “It’s not good for man to be alone.” (Genesis 2:18) We were created for connection—not just romantic relationships, but real, meaningful ones built on love, honesty, and faith. The problem is, society often teaches us to focus on what we can get from others, while God’s Word teaches us to focus on what we can give. When we step back and look at relationships through God’s eyes, everything changes. Love becomes more than a feeling—it becomes a daily choice. Marriage becomes more than a piece of paper—it becomes a ...

From Adam to Noah 1️⃣ The Line of Adam This chapter records the family line from Adam to Noah , showing how humanity continued to grow after the fall. When God created humans, He made them in His image — male and female — and blessed them. 2️⃣ Adam’s Family Adam was 130 years old when he had a son named Seth , who looked and lived much like his father. After Seth, Adam had many other sons and daughters, and he lived to be 930 years old before he died. 3️⃣ Seth’s Line Seth had a son named Enosh at age 105. He lived another 807 years, having more children, and died at 912. Enosh had Kenan at 90, lived 905 years total, and died. Kenan had Mahalalel at 70, lived 910 years, and died. Mahalalel had Jared at 65, lived 895 years, and died. Jared had Enoch at 162, lived 962 years, and died. 4️⃣ The Unique Story of Enoch Enoch stands out — he lived a close, faithful relationship with God for 365 years. Then, instead of dying like the others, “...