Life is not a joke. It’s better to hardly follow God than the opinions of people, especially those who are not committed to the faith of Jesus. When God tells you to do something, do it. Be strong in your mind to stick to your godly decisions, even if you have to execute them in pressing conditions. You’ll see progress as you keep obeying the Lord.
There’s nothing that Lord cannot do if only you’ll address them in prayer for long. Just believe in God to walk in the realm of endless possibilities.
Don’t concentrate on what you’ll lose by dedicating your life to God. Focus on following Jesus. He’ll transform your life beyond measure. He knows what you need. He knows what’s best for you. Listen to Him, and remain committed to His mission. He’ll always take care of you.
Life isn’t always about the ups. There are downs too. But when God is in your case, He will carry you through the downs and still grow you through those moments to come up again and again.
Hebrews 13:8 is the perfect scripture that shows us the constancy of Jesus. It says Jesus Christ is the same yesterday (speaking of times past), today (the present), and forever (the future).
God isn’t a crook businessman who dupes people to gain from them. When you sow unto the welfare of His kingdom, He’s faithful to reward you, even in multiple folds.
What inspires you to do what you do as God’s child? Is it by faith or life circumstances? If it’s the latter, analyze your life and reorient it to synchronize with what God’s Word teaches. In that way, you’ll apply faith in even every little thing about your life.
When God shows even little excerpts of His plans concerning your life, write them down and keep them at a place you’ll see them frequently. Anytime you see it, you’ll instantly reiterate the promises of God in your life.
By Rebekah keeping the prophecies on the children’s lives as was said by God in Genesis 25:23, she waged a good warfare to ensure Jacob, the younger child, inherit the first-born blessings of Isaac. Treasure what God has told you about yourself and the people that matters to you.
In Luke 5, Peter experienced a miracle of catching a large fish near ashore by obeying Jesus’s Word. But if he didn’t have friends around, nobody could have helped him sustain the catch. Build connections with people because they can serve as support systems to help you manage your miracles.
Complaints don’t solve problems; responding to them with the right actions do. When God gives you one uncommon instruction to help you deal with your issue, obey before complaining.
No Christian came into Christ to design how he’ll live before God. God had already set the race of faith even before we came into Christ through salvation.
