As a child of God, know that the Holy Spirit is inside you. Your body is His temple (see 1 Corinthians 6:19). That means, with His help, you can devise ways and means to control your body in sanctification (consecration or purity of your heart and life) and honour (value).
Don’t always attribute anything wrong you see another believer does to an attitude flaw. Just abound in love toward that person and watch how God transforms his life with time. If all believers will live like this, I think there’ll be less bitterness among people in this world.
To you, servant of God, know that every position God gives you is first a test. And that test is of the heart. Will you do His work with a sincere heart or for selfish ambitions, even without a superior supervisor? Man will never know your intentions for whatever you do, but God sees your motives.
No great man in God’s kingdom has a normal life. So don’t settle for normalcy as God’s child while you’re called to do big things. Follow God’s leading even in discomfort, and you’ll not lose your eternal reward.
The primary purpose of getting material possessions is not to base your identity in them, but to help you fulfil purpose. You’re not what you own, but who God calls you. The life Jesus gave you is beyond materialism. Always have this in mind.
Thank God for your body. Thank Him for how special He has made you because you’re fearfully and wonderfully made.
Solomon tells us in Proverbs 19:27 that anybody who stops listening to instruction veers off the words of knowledge. And when one stops receiving words of knowledge, obviously, his life’s quality will begin to deteriorate. Be wise and invest in knowing God more intimately.
God’s Word isn’t denying the fact that people won’t get wealth in dishonest ways. As for the money, they’ll get it (see Proverbs 13:11). But a judgement has been passed on it from heaven. And that is, such wealth will be diminished. Translated word “diminished” means to become small. Therefore, anyone who gains wealth through dishonest means will be rich in monetary terms, but his riches will be short-lived.
Proverbs 12:1 says whoever loves instruction loves knowledge. In other words, when you keep accepting corrections and guidance from the right people, you’ll grow in knowledge in every area you’re taught in.
We all need to protect one another and not tarnish the image of one another. Everyone has weaknesses, and sometimes, to deal with them, going through suffering is necessary.
God is looking for willing people. And if you’ll avail yourself to Him, He’ll do so much through You that this world will tangibly see your divine impact.
God has loaded you with so much that it’ll be a great disadvantage to you to settle for less. The more you delve deeper to know God, the more He’ll show you these great and exceeding promises. And because you see them, your life won’t be ordinary.
