You, living by the grace of God that teaches you to say no to ungodliness (Titus 2:12), have every right to be confident in the Lord that you’re standing. You must believe that God will keep you from stumbling because it’s true [Jude 1:24-25].
Babies cry to their mothers when they are hungry. In Christ, that implies you must not casually expect to be fed by the labour of your pastor or ministers. Instead, you must pursue knowing God by yourself by becoming more deterministic in consuming sound doctrine in the Word.
God marked out a race of faith for you before you came into Christ. So in Christ, it’s not just about receiving salvation. It’s about following Him daily, allowing Him to guide you every step. That is godly submission.
Salvation is for every person on earth because Jesus came to die for all. But it’s not just a mere escape from hell. It’s also a continual process that seeks to transform you, both inwardly and outwardly until you become just like Jesus. The inworking and outworking aspects of salvation are written in Philippians 2:12-13, and knowing them will help you to understand your walk with God.
Check your life well. Evaluate it. Make decisions sourced from revelation from God, and this year will be a memorable one.
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.
Many people celebrate Christmas without discerning the reasons why Jesus came into the world. He didn’t come to be celebrated on Christmas holidays. He came with a mission – which is to revolutionalise this world to conform to the patterns of God.
Are you born again? If yes, you are redeemed by the blood of Christ. You’ll never lose your salvation because Jesus’ blood still speaks for you today. Instead of thinking about the next sin you’ll do, think about His grace to enable you to live unto Him. Then, you’ll live a fulfilled and condemnation-free life.
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.
What is grace? What does it teach? Some say it gives us a license to sin. But that’s not scriptural. In Titus 2:12-13 alone, Apostle Paul tells us about six things God’s grace teaches. Take a read today.
When God loved the world (John 3:16), He didn’t give preference to the people Jesus had to die to redeem. Jesus died for all and even continued to make the grace that brings salvation available to all people.
Eternal life is in Christ alone (1 John 5:11-12). Help people get saved so that they’ll also receive the Spirit of Christ in them in order to have access to eternal life. Don’t just evangelise unto people; live as you ought to live in Christ while praying for souls to be saved.
