By becoming a consistent doer of God’s Word, you also become an onlooker of the perfect law of liberty. What that means is that your life starts to get transformed to become more Christlike. Why? Because the cleansing power of the Word gradually flushes out destructive content in you and replaces it with sound doctrine. And since you live out what’s in you, you’ll begin to manifest the ways of Jesus physically.
It’s important to note that the gospel of Christ (the Word of God) reveals you from faith to faith (Romans 1:17). So it’s step by step, not just a one-time thing. Constantly expose yourself to God’s Word because it reveals who you really are in Christ as God’s righteousness.
Where is your heart? What preoccupies your thoughts so much that you can’t go a day without thinking about it, or you don’t care to spend whatever amount of money to see its fruition? That is a question many people refuse to answer intentionally for themselves. But Jesus gave a clue to finding it.
Are you eternity conscious? Do you think about how you’ll give account to God one day on what you used your life to do? I think it’s time we preachers remind people that Jesus is coming soon.
According to Philippians 3:18, Paul said, “…For many walk… that they are enemies to the cross of Christ:”. He didn’t start by saying, “for many of you…”. That means every unbeliever is living as an enemy to the cross of Christ. Secondly, any Christian who intentionally misapplies grace by allowing sin to reign in his mortal body is also living as an enemy to the cross of Christ. Help them to come to Jesus.
What is grace? What does it teach? Some say it gives us a license to sin. But that’s not scriptural. In Titus 2:12-13 alone, Apostle Paul tells us about six things God’s grace teaches. Take a read today.
When a believer brags about the things he has and built without giving credit to grace, he takes God’s glory unto himself, and that’s terrible wrongdoing which can attract severe punishment from heaven.
Your flesh had been crucified when you came into Christ (Galatians 5:24). Demolish every thought that the devil suggests in your mind to use your body to do something evil while being conscious of glorifying God in all your doings.
Are you drifting from the gospel by listening to false teachings or exposing your eyes to profanity? It’s time to get back in fellowship with God.
What is a healthy church? You may say it’s a church without a spot or a no-offence church. But what does the Bible say? Titus 2:1-9 speaks of various qualities of a healthy church, which, when summed together, will give us its definition before the face of God.
With everything God creates, allows to happen or persists, He has a purpose for it. God knew that He had to create something that would keep people connected to Him physically, especially when Jesus had left the world. So He inspired different authors, some of which have never met before, to write various books in the scriptures and later carnalised them into one big Bible. But why all these things?
Many times, we attribute the source of temptation to the devil. But James 1:14 doesn’t say so. It says we are tempted when our own desires drive and entice us.
