“What is the key to life? What will ensure good success? Living a God-centered and Holy Spirit led life. Simple. Uncomplicated” — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“What is the key to life? What will ensure good success? Living a God-centered and Holy Spirit led life. Simple. Uncomplicated” — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“Our identity is in Christ, not in our work, our accomplishments or our own good works. Our provision is from God alone, not our… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“There are many lessons and truths we may learn from the life of Stephen. The two most important ones probably are, in my estimation,… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“In our own eyes, the paths we choose to take in life always seem right. But we, unlike God, do not see the end… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“When we read about the events that occurred in the lives of those individuals that God raised up as leaders, we see a pattern… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“God’s plan for us is good, not evil. Well-being and not disaster. He hears us and listens to us when we call out to… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“God not only provided us with the ability to choose, to make decisions, but He also desires that we make these choices and decisions… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“Joseph is an example of true patience and endurance in the plan of God. From the moment we are conceived in the womb, our… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“This is the essence – allow God to change you. Present your body, your spirit, your soul, your all to Him to transform you.… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“The testing of Abraham’s faith was not for God to see if Abraham would obey since God knows everything from A to Z. It… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“There may be times of pain and regret and deep hurt in our lives. Often it takes a painful situation to motivate us back… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
“Job’s wife went with her husband from a comfortable and well-supplied lifestyle to being homeless, bankrupt, and childless. She became a caregiver, as she… — Paddick Van Zyl Copy Share Image
