True freedom is found in Christ Jesus, not in our efforts or in the world. But after being set free by Jesus, there’s more. That is, to keep your freedom by grace and use it to serve one another humbly in love.
Having all things in abundance to do God’s work is a result of the supplication of grace. But that dimension of grace only comes when you excel in giving purposefully at heart and bountifully as you have from a pure mentality.
You don’t have to seek fame, popularity, media influence or anybody’s recognition. Just pursue intimacy with the Lord. Study to show yourself approved unto God, and He will take care of the people coming to patronise your work/ministry without you paying anything to lure them.
Glory in tribulations because there’s nothing you’ll go through for the cause of Christ that the Father won’t reward you.
Between the time God speaks about the fulfilment of something and the time it gets fully manifested, there’s always a gap. And that is where patience and trust get highly tested.
There’s something unique about you that makes you, you. And God’s Word is saying in 1 Peter 4:10 that; serve others with your gift as a faithful steward of such grace.
Yes, you have issues and needs. But you don’t have to use human calculations to solve all of them, especially when disappointed. Turn them over to the Lord. Let Him show you how to go about those problems. You’ll have peace and awesome outcomes.
No matter how many things you’ve done unto God’s kingdom, don’t pride yourself in it. Give credit to grace for everything, casting all the cares before Him. That’s intentional godly humility, and He’ll reward you for that.
When you keep (in mind and heart) and obey Jesus’ commands in genuity, it should be an outflow of your love for Him. That is how to know if you really love Jesus or not.
God is your Builder. He fearfully and wonderfully made you (see Psalm 139:14). Hence, He knows you more than you know yourself. And that means, He knows the things you can do by His empowerment which you don’t even know. Humble yourself under His mighty hand, and He will lift you up in His time (1 Peter 5:6).
As servants of God, we’re ambassadors for Christ wherever we go. Therefore, if people want to see Christ, we’re the ones they should come to. And that requires us to live a highly disciplined life in sync with God’s standards.
Fret not because the One who dwells in you has the whole universe in His palms. He’s got you covered.
