God didn’t call you to preach yourself. He didn’t ordain you to teach anything contrary to His Word, including personal ones. Study the Bible, and preach the Word, in and out of season. By doing that, you’ll prevent many people listening to you from becoming you-focused to Christ-focused.
In Psalm 100:2, we’re charged as Christians to serve the Lord with gladness. The word “gladness” comes from the Hebrew word “śimchâh,” which means “joy.” You are supposed to serve the Lord with joy in your heart always. So whatever you do which has been dedicated unto God, do it with joy in your heart by the empowerment of grace.
Everything God gives to you is a test tool. If you’re faithful to manage it, He’ll reward you with expansion.
Have you ever thought of the Biblical concept of tithing. Some Christians think tithing is a way churches use to take money from its members. But God’s principle is to be exalted above human opinions. Learn more
You may not serve directly in your church. However, become a part of the ongoing building of the global church by seeing and glorifying Jesus in all that you do.
Jesus didn’t entrust Himself to anyone because He knew what was in man (ref. John 2:24-25). What can you learn from this as a leader in Christ? See your value by how God sees it, not by what people say of you.
God is very progressive. There’s more He wants to accomplish daily on this earth. But according to Psalm 116:15, God has given the Earth to the children of men. So He needs people to advance His kingdom on Earth. It’s your duty to remain faithful to your calling in the Lord.
There’s a thin line between being “for” Jesus and being “against” Jesus. It’s not distinguished merely by the results of your work, but your intentions of doing it. Serve in Christ to gather people unto Jesus, not to scatter them.
“Occupy Till Jesus comes.” Pretty simple statement from the Bible (Luke 19:13); right? What did Jesus meant when He said that. He was affirming that instead of we focusing on His second coming, we should be involved in using the gifts He has entrusted us to serve one another. Fulfilling purpose is a primary priority in Christ.
Imagine if Apostle Paul joked with his life, refused to submit to God and never wrote any of his letters we use today. Billions of people would have missed benefiting from his ministry. Neglecting divine vision or failing to supply diligence to your calling results in vice versa of Paul’s impact today. Think about this.
The devil used Peter’s compassion as a distraction to Jesus’ decision to lay down His life for all. But Jesus silenced Satan, calling Him by name. Know when to address issues by their root without blaming the people who got used to cause it.
Apostle Paul said clearly in Galatians 6:6 that the one who’s taught the Word should share in all good things with their instructor. In other words, it’s mandatory for congregants, whether physical or online, to support the one who ministers God’s Word to them.
