It’s true many churches need more leaders, and the labourers in God’s kingdom are few. But Jesus is the builder of the Church. Let Him lead and guide you, and you’ll not miss the mark. Bring the ‘delivered’ to Jesus. Teach them God’s Word. But don’t cage them into your ministry. Allow them to serve the Lord with gladness, creating avenues to let their spiritual gifts come to bear in the fullness of God.
Ephesians 2:6 tells us that God has raised us up together and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. So God has changed your spiritual position from a realm of deadness in sins to an honourable place in His Son’s kingdom.
For God to say, “… I will show you My salvation,” in Psalm 91:16, it means He’s committed to protecting you, His child, from losing your life. Hence, even though you sometimes mess up and do all kinds of things that deserve punishment, God will step in on your behalf, defend you against all harm and show His love upon you massively.
David trusted the saving power of God so much that he knew God would never forsake him. What about you? Do you believe God will save you in every situation when you call upon Him? Did you know that God will never run out of resources to provide for you?
There are several mysteries in the Bible that can help you check whether you’re saved or not. In today’s article, Andrews nails four of them. Take a read
You don’t have traces of past sins when you come into Christ. You’re spiritually washed off every filth of sin in your past, regardless of how harmful it was to you. So when the enemy tries remembering you of something evil you did, tell him even God has forgotten it, so he has no audacity to remember you about it.
There’s no time to use your life as an experiment. It’s time to live on purpose because only Jesus can satisfy you when you submit to His leadership and guidance. Follow Him closely.
Just because you’re saved doesn’t mean the battle to put away fleshly desires the devil suggests to you has ceased. Give no chance to the devil. Don’t say you’ll live pure in God’s house and do evil deeds outside it. No! God is omnipresent. He’s always with you, so live as you’ll do in Christ regardless of location.
I want to tell you that Jesus is not a theory and believing in Him isn’t a mirage. He’s real and the only way to the Father (John 14:6). You better accept him as Lord and personal Saviour today because tomorrow might be too late.
“For Zion’s sake I will not keep silent, for Jerusalem’s sake I will not remain quiet, till her vindication shines out like the dawn, her salvation like a blazing torch.” — Isaiah 62:1 NIV We live in a wicked world (1 John 5:19), where many evil things happen to the […]
In Galatians 2:20, he said he had been crucified with Christ. Paul didn’t say, “we are crucified with Christ.” That statement was a personal confession he made out of the bowels of his spirit. And that doesn’t mean the scripture doesn’t apply to us Christians. No, it does. However, it demands that we’ll lay our minds to it.
Don’t give in your body as an instrument for unrighteousness (Romans 6:13). Know that God has given you this body first to glorify Him with everything you use it to do (1 Corinthians 6:20) and to fulfil your divine mandate. Care for it well, not because of others, but because it’s God’s temple (1 Corinthians 6:19).
