Forgive as Christ Has Forgiven You
It’s most important to understand how Christ forgave you so that from that understanding, you can live an ever-forgiving life.
It’s most important to understand how Christ forgave you so that from that understanding, you can live an ever-forgiving life.
If Caesar had not issued that decree, Joseph wouldn’t have gone back to Bethlehem. And that would mean Jesus would have been born somewhere else. So I believe God made Caesar Augustus issue that decree, not himself. Things don’t just happen.
Joseph was never shy about going to Nazareth with Mary for the census, even though he hadn’t married her yet and she was expecting the child Jesus. Man of God, don’t be shy to hang out with that godly lady you love and want to marry.
Jesus’ position in heaven as the Son was too high for any earthly thing to announce His coming.
As you follow Christ and keep obeying Him, He’ll help you birth your miracles even in times of adversity.
Herod ended up dead because he saw Jesus’ birth as a threat, not as a prophecy fulfilment. As a leader, you must master your spiritual discernment to see right in situations and people’s potential. If you don’t, you’ll make wrong decisions and make pursuits contrary to the vision God gave you.
When Joseph decided to divorce Mary, God stepped in not because of Joseph but to protect His prophetic words from getting annulled by one grieved man. And Joseph obeyed God. May God give you a spiritually submissive husband.
No scripture says Mary went to pray for Joseph not to divorce her after telling him she was pregnant with Jesus by the Holy Spirit. But I believe she did it. Never cease praying for your partner or spouse. Always tell God to stabilise each others’ minds.
Fake ministers using Jesus’ name to do exploits abound. But it’s up to us Christians to be on guard.
Time is a tremendous revelator of people’s deep intents for being around your life.
You shall live and proclaim the works of the Lord. Your life will overflow with testimonies of God’s goodness.
When the Psalmist says, “The Lord loves the gates of Zion …,” that means God takes delight in seeing people get saved each day.