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.
As Paul told pastor Timothy to watch both his life and doctrine closely, so I urge you to go and do the same. And by God’s grace, I pray that the Lord will guide you on the right path.
Timothy was a pastor and not an evangelist. Nevertheless, Paul told him to do the work of an evangelist. Why? Because he knew that without evangelism, people would not encounter Jesus and be saved. What about you?
As we celebrate the birth of the prince of peace today, never forget that you are who you are because of Him. Enjoy yourself, and feast together as a family. But do everything to glorify Him. And as you move on with your life, always give Him the space to effect changes in Your life that’ll glorify the Father of lights.
Are you disqualifying yourself from embracing God’s call upon your life? Do you see the bad situations in your life today as a hindrance to God’s glorious future for you? It’s time to put excuses aside.
Dear Minister, don’t stay in your comfort zone. Don’t just pray and study the Word. Move out to win souls unto the Lord. Continue preaching Christ through every possible medium, physically and technologically. People must get saved. Do the work of an evangelist.
Persecution isn’t preventive in Christ. It’s necessary, although it’s not God-manufactured. Why? Because God uses them to test our faith as His children.
Servant of God, you don’t handle the increase. God does (1 Corinthians 3:6). Do your part. Preach the message of Christ to all manner of people.
What trouble have you gotten into because you mishandled your money to disobey God? You should thank Him that you’re still alive today because that means He hasn’t given up on you. Come to Jesus today!
It’s better to say what God tells you than to twist what He has said only to sound good in people’s ears. If we keep preaching what people want to hear, how can they change?
Don’t stop giving just because there are many evils in society. Give, and you’ll receive more in return (Proverbs 11:24). However, discern to know why a poor person you’ve encountered needs your money before giving. By so doing, you’ll tell them about Jesus before they get your resources.
As a preacher, watch your doctrine closely because the lives of your audience are at the mercy of what you teach them. If doctrine is teachable, then it is contagious.
