I am who I am - Ex 3:14 NamibianCornerstone

We don’t know what happened to Cain after he killed his brother Abel, did he go on to kill more people? Did he learn his lesson through a life removed from the presence of God? Which murderer was he at the end of his days?  All we know is that God gave him time and chance.
Genesis 4, James 1:21, Nehemiah 9, Ecclesiastes 9

For scriptural references you can read this blog here: https://namibiancornerstone.com/i-am-cain-2/

People look at the World and what is happening around them and wonder, when is this World coming to an end? Can evil continue to flourish? When or what is the end of the age? Is it the end of the world as we know it or is it God’s judgement of evil? Our perception of what happens on Earth is never the same as the perception of the one who watches from above.

For scriptural references, you can read this blog here: https://namibiancornerstone.com/the-end-of-the-age/

Isaiah 40:28, Job 40, Genesis 18,19,
Matthew 25:31, Matthew 13:38, Revelations 22:13

Everyone wants love, of that I’m sure, but I’m not convinced that everyone knows how to love or what love is.
Love and law go together, love without law or rules is chaotic and confusing and law without love is cruel. In a relationship this formula between love and law is important for creating peace and understanding is the key.
For scriptural references, you can read this blog here: https://namibiancornerstone.com/jesus-or-moses/

Exodus 18:13, Luke 16:16, Romans 2:17, Hebrews 7:18,
Hebrews 11:4

“The widow who is really in need and left all alone puts her hope in God and continues night and day to pray and to ask God for help.  But the widow who lives for pleasure is dead even while she lives.”


The children and widows are always considered the most vulnerable in the kingdom of God, because they rely on others in the kingdom to provide for them. In anchient days they had no land of their own and it was down to the family and the rest of the community to take care of them. As we read in the stories of the Bible, sometimes they were kind and sometimes they were not, but God commanded the Israelites to do this for he loved the children and the widows. It is our duty as a community of God’s people, to know who the children of God and the widows of God are so that “proper recognition and acknowledgement is given”. That proper recognition is according to God and it is also an acknowledgement made to God, for he reveals who these widows and children are and we agree by the Spirit of truth. Even if we don’t “see them” as they are in the world, the Holy Spirit testifies who they are. As Jesus says, “a new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you.”

For scriptural references you can read this blog here: https://namibiancornerstone.com/i-am-a-widow/

Do you remember when people used to use this term during the COVID-19 pandemic?

I remember, people saying it because life seemed so “abnormal” from what we were used to before and during that time we were not sure if life would ever be the same again and for many of us it was never the same again…

For scriptural references, you can read this blog here: https://namibiancornerstone.com/the-new-normal/

Earthly love is merely a copy of the Heavenly love, which is infinitely better. Our biological brothers, sisters and our mother and father are our family, born to us on Earth and we are connected by blood. 
Jesus said, “My mother and brothers are those who hear God’s word and put it into practice.” Those who hear God’s word and put it into practice are those who love the Lord with all their hearts, minds and souls. They share the same spirit as Jesus. You could say that spiritually they are of the same blood.

For scriptural references: https://namibiancornerstone.com/i-am-a-mother/