The ultimate goal for doing everything is to glorify God, not to please yourself or another person. Because of a truth, God sees your heart’s intent for doing anything (Proverbs 16:2). And though you can deceive man, you can’t con God.
Humans, by nature, are usually selfish and naturally desire things destructive to God’s purposes in their lives. Don’t make God force you to obey Him. Just submit yourself to Him even if you don’t understand His leading. He’ll make your life glorious.
To depart from evil, you don’t need human tactics. You just need to fear God. Reverence Him in all your ways.
God exalts those who humble themselves under His mighty hand according to His own timetable. Learn to trust God!
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!
When you become a Christian, your heart is the Lord’s (Ezekiel 36:26). However, what you store in it becomes your responsibility. To keep it with diligence, be intentional about keeping godly teachings in your heart. Don’t rent any part of your heart to house unnecessarily stuff. Let it be clean.
Even though your ways in God may seem broad, He has a specific path He can lead you through to always chop success in everything you do.
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.
Complaints don’t solve problems; responding to them with the right actions do. When God gives you one uncommon instruction to help you deal with your issue, obey before complaining.
Have you received a divine instruction on carrying specific spiritual mandates upon your life? Obey God even if you’ve delayed in answering your call. You’d never regret it.
You humble yourself before God by casting all your care (not “cares”) upon Him, not by serving Him.
