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.
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 God loved the world (John 3:16), He didn’t give preference to the people Jesus had to die to redeem. Jesus died for all and even continued to make the grace that brings salvation available to all people.
It takes much grace and works to do what God has called you to do. So you must be spiritually strong. You’ve got to trust Jesus despite all the different facets of life. You’ve got to hinge on His promises because they are yea and amen. They’ll surely come to pass.
While unbelievers struggle to build wealth and good families through earthly strategies and systems, the Lord gives these things freely to those who fear Him without a single bit of struggle. Fear God as His child.
You may be in a place where the things needed to work diligently are absent. However, remember that you’re a child of God. Be responsible and work purposefully. Build your world in accordance with knowledge from the Bible. When you do this, you’ll live a fulfilled life.
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.
In God’s kingdom, there’s always space for great exploits. However, it’s impossible to reach any height without using God’s grace. It has and will never be by might or human power. The labour in God’s kingdom is too huge and tasking for anything of the flesh to bear it. Learn to give credit to God’s grace for all your exploits.
There’s nothing like “no vacancy” in God’s kingdom. Space is reserved for your service. But there is a way to serve God acceptably. You need grace to do that, and the way to have that grace is by being in fellowship with Jesus.
If you’ll always be mindful of the Lord’s presence, your mind will be preoccupied with spiritual things. In that way, you’ll give no opportunity to the devil to sow condemning thoughts in your mind.
Do you want to excel in anything you’re doing? Don’t just execute your ideas. Have backend structures set in place, even before beginning to pursue their fulfilment. Often, it’s the work that gets done behind the scenes that lead to the results everyone sees.
“But many who are first will be last, and many who are last will be first.” — Matthew 19:30 NIV A statement that draws us back to be selfless if we want to be great.
