The whole universe was created by Jesus and for Him (see Colossians 1:16). So it was sad to see the owner of the entire universe walk upon the face of the Earth without men knowing him, all because He took the form of a man, in fact, a servant.
Any human being can do good out of his own volition. However, it’s only in Christ you can walk in good works.
You cannot fulfil your divine mandate without your body being in good health. Take care of yourself as an honour to the Lord of it.
As a minister, leave God’s Word as the content for people’s sustenance in Christ after their deliverance. Don’t pride yourself that demons submit to you when you use the name of Jesus. That happiness is temporary. That person’s life after deliverance being kept in Christ should be of more concern to you.
If the Word says woe to a believer complacent in God’s kingdom (Amos 6:1), then it means there’s no space for laziness in Christ.
Spiritual leadership is very impactful. If you don’t do what you want others to do, they’ll listen to what you say when they hear you teach but will never follow what you told them privately in their lives.
If you get the opportunity to serve others with your gift, overlook the physical figure before you and work diligently with a good character. What he’ll say about you in your absence can help others locate you without you spending hours hunting for opportunities.
Don’t be deceived. Life is in phases. And the earlier you understand your season, the earlier you’ll understand what to do from time to time.
When Jesus said your eye is the lamp of your body, he meant that your level of insight in God’s Word directly affects the quality of your physical life.
It takes insight to bring the desires of God in you to physical manifestation. And this is why every person who lives on purpose and does big anything in this world for Christ doesn’t lack intellectual property for his work.
If you’re privileged to be in a company of wise people, don’t familiarise yourself with them so much that their words don’t impact you any more.
If God has charged us to be fruitful, then He has already placed seeds of eternity in us.
