@joshziv

@joshziv 25 February 2021

Early Morning Photos: Mobile Photography Guys,just want to share this photos taken just today. Hope you will like it.🙏 Hope you guys likes it. I am into mobile photography using my **Vivo11i** **mobile phone.** God bless you all.

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@joshziv 24 February 2021

What to do with anxiety... Anxiety is born out of fear of possible threat, which is most cases turns out to be imaginary. The remedy is Jesus . He promised, "Peace I leave with you, my peace I give to you not as the world gives do I give to you, let not your heart be troubled neither let it be afraid John 14:27. This helps you look to the future with security and trust. Your life is in the hands of God . Therefore say David "yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil for you are with me, your rod and your staft they comfort me. Psalms 23:4. Learn to live one day at a time. Do not try to solve a problem that has not presented itself. Remember the advice of Jesus," Therefore I say to you do not worry about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink nor about your body, what you will put on, is not life more than food and the body more than clothing? Matthew 6:25. Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow is not yet here. Leave for day. Face the present in the name of God .

@joshziv 23 February 2021

What is salvation, what must I do to be save? With the entrance of sin , humanity separated from God of life and willingly entered the realm of death. "For the wages of sin is death , but the gift of God is eternal life in Jesus Christ our Lord Romans 6:23 . Death is natural result of sin. You and I deserve to die because we have sin. However, Christ took our death to Himself. He gave us His life, and freed us from damnation. We have been saved from eternal death. Nonetheless, salvation is more than just an experience or a dogmatic assertion. In reality, salvation is a person, Jesus. One day, the Lord went to Zaccheus' house and told him: "Today salvation has come to this house." Luke 19:9. There is no salvation without jJesus. "Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we have must be saved Acts 4:12 . We can only attain salvation through Christ. Apart from him, you enter the territory of death. Go to Jesus just as you are. He awaits you with open arms. In him you will be saved.

@joshziv 22 February 2021

How is faith developed? Faith is trust in God. To trust people you have to know them. It requires time and coexistence. There is no solid faith without daily coexistence with Jesus. That experience requires three elements. The first is prayer. Through prayer you communicate with Jesus. The apostle Paul's advises, "pray without ceasing" 1 Thessalonians 5:17. The second element of fellowship with Jesus is daily bible study. That is how Jesus communicates with you. The third element is sharing our understanding of God and His word. He himself said about this activity, "how beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who proclaims peace, who brings glad tidings of good things, who proclaim salvation, who says to Zion, your God reigns. Isaiah 52:7. Without this three experiences, faith does not go beyond being mere mysticism. Christianity is not a philosophy, it is an experience .

@joshziv 22 February 2021

Photography changed my life Hi guys I just want to share my experience as a photographer. I'm not a professional, I'm just a hobbiest. Photography has done so much for me, and I can not deny the extent to which it has done in my life, not in the way of making money, but in the way I express my feelings through photography. I don't have a good camera because I can't afford it. All I have is the old Nikon D90 and Mobile phone. I really love mobile photography because it is very easy and very handy with the gadget you are carrying, anything around you, you can take a picture of it. Taken from your cellphone camera plus mobile app photo editor you will now have a memorable photos on your phone. Photography has really helped me to have a positive outlook in life. Here are the sample pics of sunset taken using my mobile phone. These are some of the shots using my Vivo11i Mobile phone. Thank you for your time. 😊

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@joshziv 18 February 2021

Can God forgive all my sins? Of course! When repentant sinners acknowledge their sin and go to Jesus, no sin is beyond forgiveness. Jesus promised: *"Every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men" ( Matthew 12:31)*. The divine promise is certain: *"Come now us reason together' says the Lord, though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall be as wool." (Isaiah 1:18).* White is a symbol of purity. It does not matter how you may have lived; at the moment you accept Jesus' promise you are considered pure. Like any sinner, you deserve to die, *"but he was wounded for our transgression, he was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace was upon him, and by his stripes, we are healed." (Isaiah 53:5).* You are forgiven bother! Forgiveness motivates our gratitude and obedience.

@joshziv 17 February 2021

Beehive Marvels From the dawn of time, man has been fascinated by the bee-hive. Symbols of industry, persistence, thrift, and single-minded dedication to duty, the honey-bee is an endless source of wonder to young and old. Such precision, orderliness, group loyalty and focused, the tireless effort is manifest among the bees that hive has been called an insect "city" or an insect "civilization. Two phenomenal honey-bee skills that have captured the public imagination are associated with direction-finding and cell-building. Both of these operations require superlative mathematical and geometric skills, neither of which need to be learned by honey-bee. Direction finding-and giving takes the form of the intriguing "waggle-dance" of the scout bee involving the elaborate and sustained "waggling" of the abdomen while the bee is in motion on the surface of the comb. The vigour, frequency, direction and overall pattern of the "waggle-dance", especially in relation to the sun's position, convey accurate information to the hive concerning the distance, direction, quantity and quality of the new-found nectar supply. Factors such as wind direction and velocity, plus obstacle to be encountered, appear to be indicated by this means, also. So intricate and precise is this communicative ritual that seems to require the employment of some of the highly sophisticated form of mathematics. An incredible degree of geometric and engineering skill is also employed in cell-designing and building. The materials, shape, size and angles of the paper-thin cell walls are such that maximum strength, lightness, capacity, durability and insulating quality are secured, yet with minimum use of building materials and hive-space. Who taught the busy worker-bee her mathematics and geometry and her economics? It's God.

@joshziv 9 February 2021

Battle in the Night A friend of mine once told me a thrilling story of wonderful courage and loyalty on the part of a dog called Shep. Shep was a mountain dog, much like a German Shepherd dog, but bigger and stronger. Despite his size, he was a very gentle and wonderful friend to all the boys in the school. As a special favour Shep was permitted to sleep in the boy's dormitory, a large room with twenty-four beds in it. As the boys ranged in age fro, eight to sixteen, you can imagine what good time they had each night before they all went to sleep. One reason the boys liked Shep so much was that he didn't like the preceptor, and would always growl when he approached. This saved the boys lot of trouble, for if they were making too much noise, or were up to some other mischief, Shep's growl gave them plenty of warning to calm down before the preceptor enter the room. One night a burglar entered the dormitory through one of the open windows and began picking up some of the boy's clothes, with the idea of making off with them. But he reckoned without Shep, who let out a fearful bark, waking everybody in the dormitory and sending the thief out of the window much quicker than he came. But the real excitement came on dark night when leopards were on the prowl. It was very late. All the boys were asleep. Shep was lying on the floor, suddenly, about midnight, Shep began to growl. it was a long, low growl such as Shep usually gave when the preceptor was coming. One of the boys woke up, wondering what could be the matter. Then Shep gave a short, sharp bark and leaped to his feet, his head turned eagerly toward the open window. The boy followed his gaze and there, shining in the darkness, were terrible eyes of a leopard! And right there at the dormitory window! Evidently the leopard was desperately hungry and, having caught the scent either of Shep or the boys, had come to the dormitory determined to have a midnight feed. The eyes disappeared only to reappear at another window, nearer to Shep. By this time, as you can imagine, all the boys were awake and sitting up in bed. As they realized what was the matter, they became very excited and not a little frightened. It is not nice to know there's a hungry leopard just outside your open window ready to spring in at any moment. Suddenly Shep, with a great tug, snapped the string that held him and made straight toward the window where the eyes were still looking in out of the night. Then, as if knowing that he was responsible for the protection of the boys in the dormitory and careless of the danger to himself, brave old Shep took a flying leap out of the window, straight at the leopard's throat. Then what a noise! The night air was rent the most frightful cries and screams as dog ad leopard struggled for the mastery. For many minutes the battle went on, while the boys, too awestruck to sleep, marveled that Shep could keep it up so long. At last, came silence. But though the boys waited hopefully, no Shep returned. In the morning, down by the creek, they found a few remains, all that the leopard had left of him. Gallant old Shep! Faithful watchdog! He gave his life to his friend.