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A description of the wise man’s foundation and framework for his house of wisdom is described by tracing Decalogue principles (Jn 14:21-23) explicitly and implicitly given in Matt 5-7. The same house can be likened to a “Tree of Life” (Gen3:22, Rev22:2) with five roots (Jn 15:4-5) and five fruits (Matt 7:15-20). The roots and fruits are related to our purpose, plans, preparation, practice, and progress life skills. “In Him was life, and the life was the light of the world. And light shines in darkness, and darkness did not comprehend it.” (Jn1:4-5)

March 14, 2025 jnsville

What Does it Take to Collaborate?

The Lord Jesus provides ten collaboration guidelines based on His Image in scripture, emphasizing stewardship, mutual responsibility, and fair compensation.

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August 15, 2022 jnsville

Lessons in Faithfulness

The Bible describes faithfulness as a soldier, as an athlete, and as a farmer. The links below point to https://www.wisdoms-house.com

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June 26, 2022 Geoffrey Magombo

One Step in Overcoming Drought

Can the events of the Bible times be effective to teach us ways to overcome modern day struggles? This is

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September 16, 2021 Geoffrey Magombo

Parable of the Sower in Phalombe

We are to be living examples and messengers to communicate the mercy and truth of the Word of God. Jesus

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September 7, 2021 Geoffrey Magombo

Challenges and Opportunities in Phalombe

Wiskie Chidobvu and Geoffrey Magombo revisited the Phalombe region to reach out to a local residents in a village that is isolated from Christian teachers. This region is plagued with persistent drought conditions.

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August 24, 2021 jnsville

The Separation of Church Mistake

We live in culture where our spiritual existence is conveniently separated from our workplace and school settings. We go to

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August 1, 2021 jnsville

Solar Powered Water Pump Project

Malawi is blessed with a very high water table due to the fact that Lake Malawi flows underground to create aquifers where water is stored. To access this water, we only have to drill 15 meters or 45 feet on average. Irrigation is a major problem across the African continent. However, because of this geological formation (groundwater in aquifers), Malawi has the opportunity to become an agricultural giant by accessing this water and by using it to grow its own agricultural products.