Commit the Message of Christ to Faithful Ministers
Dear ministry leader, commit the message of Christ to faithful ministers, who’ll help you bear the daily affairs of the ministry.
Dear ministry leader, commit the message of Christ to faithful ministers, who’ll help you bear the daily affairs of the ministry.
We were once foolish, disobedient, serving various lusts and pleasures, living in malice and envy, hateful and hating one another. But God showed us mercy and saved us through the washing of regeneration and renewing of the Holy Spirit. Never forget where God took you from and raised you to this level in your knowledge of Him.
Be ready to do whatever is good. For it is a good thing that you work to impact many unto Jesus’ glory. The Lord be with you and strengthen you to become a problem-solver wherever you go, for His name to shine brighter in your life.
The world thought they had rejected Jesus. Today, He’s the One in whom the solution to all the problems in this world is. He’s the embodiment of all wisdom and knowledge (see Colossians 2:3).
Whether you’re called to preach in church or not, never forget that once you’re a child of God, Jesus has given you power over unclean spirits. Use your mouth to pray and settle controversies in the realm of the spirit. Do not entertain any work of the devil in your life. For you have enough authority to order your life in sync with God’s dictates.
When God calls you to ministry, put your selfish ambitions aside and flow with Him. Don’t think there are enough pastors and chapels, so your work is irrelevant in God’s kingdom. There’s enough space for you.
Not everyone is fortunate to have everything one needs met. That is why Jesus was telling us that if someone needs something and you have what it takes to help him, do it.
Everything in this universe is under the control of God’s power. So He can do all things. And if this same God lives in you (see Romans 8:9, 1 John 4:4), then I want to minister grace to you today, that nothing will be too difficult for you to do.
Be not a fan of running away from duties in God’s kingdom, or else, you discard the grace available to do it excellently. May God strengthen you to become multifunctional in the ministry.
Faithfulness, they say is one of the key needs in every minister’s life. Whether you’re a ministry head, a church worker or an employee in a workplace, your faithfulness will be tested. Will you do what you’re told to do without supervision? Or you’ll be a slack person who needs to be dragged by your boss or pastor to do what’s expected of you?
God has unlimited provisions for you. But He primarily wants to develop a deep intimacy with you so that everything He plans to bless your life with will spring out of the consistent love fellowship you have with Him.
Reading Proverbs 18:9, Solomon says that the one who’s slack in his work is a brother to one who destroys. In other words, the lazy person has a similar lifestyle to that of a destroyer of an entire company.