Amir, in a devotional message, urged readers to spend more time in Scripture, arguing that it brings peace and a growing burden for the lost world. He also noted that constant news consumption leads to anxiety, and that stepping away to teach God's Word was the right decision.
Amir, who regularly publishes devotional messages on The Zioneer, this morning reflected on his current journey aboard a cruise to Norway, where he is preparing teachings on the book of Ezekiel. He shared that he is under the weather with a cold but emphasized that stepping away from the constant flow of news to devote himself to teaching God's Word has strengthened his conviction. The message centers on a call for readers to spend more time in the Bible, citing Isaiah 46:9-10 to assert that God declares the end from the beginning. He argues that Scripture provides both peace and a growing burden for the lost world, contrasting the stability of God's Word with the changing headlines.
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