Tuesday, February 10, 2015

"God knows how to bring salvation"

   "Because Straits is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth 
                        unto life, and few there be that find it."
                                          Matthew 7 :14


    If you knew that at any moment even as you've reading this sentence the Lord Jesus would step through the clouds, right into your life, would you be ready? Let us read (John 9: 1-3). And Jesus passed by, he saw a man which was blind from his birth. And his disciple asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, or his parents, that he was born blind? Jesus answered, Neither hath this man sinned, nor his parents: but that the work of God should be made manifest in him. Glory to God! "God is at work." And let us Pray for the Lost? Jesus said in Revelation 22:12. "Behold, I am coming quickly." In that twinkling of an eye, there will be no time to look for alternate ecape routes. Have you seem the gate, and the narrow is the way where you can go your great escape? Jesus said I Am the way thed truth and the life. The only route is to accept him as your Personal Lord and Savior?
    The word of God provides all you need to know to make the great escape. The Bible clearly says that the only way to God is through the saving blood of Jesus Christ. If someone rejects the truth, he or she will face eternal separation from God. Revelation 22:11 says, " he who is filthy, let be filthy still; he who is righteous, let him be righteous still." In other words, he who does not accept Christ will remain filthy and unjust forever. But the one who does accept Christ will remain righteous forever. Which group will you be in when Christ returns? On that day, there will be no time for last minute changes. At moment when He had said these things, In (John 9:6-7). The blind man came back seeing.
    The great tribulation, the world will experience pain and devastation like never before. But there is an escape route available to every person. Jesus is coming back to rescue the Church in an event known as the Rapture. Will you be part of the Great Escape? If so, how many people will also make the Great Escape because of your witness? Secure your Escape Route today? And Share the Escape route as the Lord leads you. God knows how to bring salvation!
    One of the criticism I have heard about having an "escape mentality is that it can produce laziness. Nothing could be further from the truth! Nowhere in the Bible does it say that we should wait passively for Christ's return. This is not a time to pack our bags, and wait on mountaintop for Jesus to come back. This is a time to get busy, building the Kingdom of God and evangelizing the Lost. When Jesus said "Occupy until I come," he didn't mean, "wait until I come." He meant, "Work until I come." Jesus has given us some important responsibility to fulfill while we wait for His return. When Jesus Christ was on the earth, He made a very important statement about the fervency of our work. He said in John 9:4, "I must work the works of Him who sent Me while it is day; the night is coming when no can work." While it is still day, here are few things we can do to share the escape route with others. Remember, "because straits is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.
    Each of us probably encounter someone today who does not know Christ as his or her Savior. Perhaps you have a family member or friend who needs to know the Lord. The most important thing you Can do for these people is to bring them before the Lord in prayer on a regular basis. Prayer seens like the most obvious and easy thing to do. Invite them to the church.This month is a REVIVAL  CONFERENCE. COME and Be BLESSED  free Admission the see down website.
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Saturday, February 7, 2015

"Yourself and your True Love"

 "But you must continue in the things which you have learned and
   been assured of, knowing from you have learned them."
   2 Timonthy 3 :14

It's often said that the best way to ensure the long life of an automobile is to regularly maintain it and change its oil. Car owners who want a smooth running vehicle for many years develop the habit of routinely checking its basic systems. Do you regularly check and maintain your spiritual health? If not, then use today's Scripture passage as a test to discern your condition. (2Timothy 3:1-17).
      First ask yourself, do you exhibit any of the quality listed in verse 2-5: lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, unloving, unforgiving? Or perhaps you are more like verses 10-12: careful doctrine, manner of life, purpose faith, longsuffering, love, perseverance, etc? How about you? Are you routinely checking your heart? Let us read Ephesian 5: 25-33. In verse 33 "let each one of you in particular so love his own wife as himself, and let the wife see that she respects her husband.
     A young teddy wanted to know if he could marry tina. After a series of exchange chat in the internet aking him several several question and getting the responses i needed to hear, i asked him when he wanted to marry tina. And he replied, "In 2 or 3 weeks." He love tina so much that he wanted to be with her all the time. True love called for action. "Yourself and your true love."
    About a month later, just 2 weeks after the wedding, said to me, "I Just want you to know that tina is my best friend. We have such a great time together."
     Some of us who've been married a long time may think that our experience makes us experts on matrimony. But i believe we can learn from newlyweds. First, when two people are truly in love, they will deeply care for each other and cherish their time together. Second, true love means that a couple's relationship will be characterized by the love each one does for the other. How can two people with those characteristic be anything but best friends? When you find a quality that does not belong in your life, eliminate it through confession and prayer. Today is the day to take a diagnostic look, at your spiritual condition! Prayed meditate (verse 10-12).
Send your gift the women you love. Make this year happen on "Happy Valentines day."

Thursday, February 5, 2015

STAND FIRM

  "Men's hearts failing them for fear, and for 
   looking those things which are coming on 
   earth: "for the powers of heaven shall be 
   shaken.
 L U K E  21 : 26


    Luke 21: 26 tells that in the last days men's 
heart are going to be failing them for fear. Have 
you noticed how fear, stress and violence are 
increasing in our world? Men's heart are 
starting to fail with fear, and because of that we 
are to be men and women who stand apart from 
the world; we are to have a ministry of peace to 
people who are afraid. How can we minister to 
them if our own hearts are troubled and filled 
with fear? They will just look at us and wonder 
what we have to offer that is different. We must 
go into this world with a gospel message that
 brings peace and do it with the settled 
assurance that Jesus Christ is at home in our 
hearts, bringing peace to our souls. at my work 
i have a safety shoes that i am using but it is 
over size for me to wear and it unfit for me in 
mobility. I can't, You can't fight the spiritual
 battle without good shoes either. Shoes are 
absolutely essential to fighting. Can you 
imagine a soldier all dressed up in his armor 
with no shoes on? He might be well-equipped 
in every other area, but without shoes he is 
unfit for fighting. His feet simply could not 
hold uo the rigids of hand-to-hand combat.
   Roman soldiers, about whom Paul was 
writing, wore hobnailed sandals. They were 
specific designed to be surefooted in battle. 
They had a thick base, made of wood and 
leather, and often had short spikes imbedded 
in them to give the soldier extra traction on 
inclines it in bad  weather. Even on the 
slickest ground they could stand in hand-to-
hand combat and not slip. Paul used this 
concept of Roman warfare, being properly 
shod when going into battle, to remind us of 
the importance of having a firm foundation. 
Scriptures say that the shoes we wear are the 
gospel of peace. In other words, we are to be 
prepared with the good news of peace. So the 
relationship of the shoes to the rest of the 
armor is very logical. Remember, we are 
equipped with inner peace from God. Much 
of the spiritual battle  takes place in the realm 
of your outlook on life. It is not the situation 
in which you find yourself that is critical, but 
how you look on that situation in the power 
of Christ. We are to remember that in Jesus 
Christ we have peace.
    During the darkest days of world War II, 
Londoners would turn on their radios and 
listen to the voice of one man ringing out over 
the airwaves. Winston Churchill's voice was 
strong and inspirational, and he strenghtened 
the morale of the British time and time again. 
That is what Jesus does for us. He comes in the 
midst of the struggle, when the battle is almost 
unbearable, the circumstances look impossible, 
and He speak peace to us  and gives us the 
encouragement we need to boost our moral
and keep us fighting. One of the reason so many 
of us are going down in battle  is because they 
have nothing on which to rely when the fighting 
becomes difficult. They haven't filled their minds 
with the thoughts of God, so they have no 
thoughts with which to comfort and strengthen
 themselves. If you want to invest your time in 
something worthwhile, fill your heart and mind 
with the truth of God. Even as Christ went to His 
death there was a calmness and sense of direction 
about the events. His life was secure, and He 
wants you to be "Stand Firm,"  
   

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

"God Looks on our Heart"

     "Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but
       according to His mercy he saved us.            ---Titus 3 :5


      Are you involved in various activities at your church with the mistaken purpose of ensuring your place in heaven? Those activities may be valuable as good deeds, but none of us can work our way into heaven. ( Heb.2:1-4 ). Therefore we ought to give the more earnest heed to the things which we have heard, lest at anytime we should let them slip. Verse 2 for if the word," spoken by angels was steadfast, and every transgression and disobedience received a just recompense of reward; verse 3 "How shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation; which at first began to be spoken by the Lord, and was confirm unto us by them that heard him. Verse 4 "God also bearing them witness, both with sign and wonders,  and with divers miracles, and gift of the Holy Ghost, according to his own will? "But God's look on our heart." The receptive of your heart will determine your response to God's (Luke 8:5-18). If your heart is like the trampled ground, hardened by the sin of bitterness and unforgiveness, you be unable to accept a message from God. Though you hear the words of the message, you will remain unchanged. If your heart is like the shallow soil on top of a rock, you will accept God's Word in your mind, but the truth will not penetrate your to make a difference in your action. A heart like thorny soil is a life that is distracted by the care of the world: the pursuit of earthly pleasures prevents God's Word from taking hold and producing righteousness. The heart that is like good soil receives a word from God, applies it and brings forth fruit in due time. This is the heart that Jesus desires in us, for the fruit will be a christlike life.
      In the early days of the church, the new believers fellowshipped and prayed together. They loved God and their outflow of devotion to Him was expressed in their love for one another. Sadly, that initial passion faded in time and was replaced by effort. Throughout history, many "good deeds" have been done with a desire to please God, but that doesn't always ensure that He is genuinely pleased with such effort! Let us Meditate on God's Word until it enters deep into your heart and not just your mind. When you read or hear a word from God, apply it to your life and let God bring His word into reality in your life ( Gal. 6:9 ). Protect your lifestyle. See that you don't devote all of your energy to wordly concerns, rather than to pursuing your relationship with God. The condition of your heart will vary, depending on how you cultivate it.
      The Scriptures teach us that God looks on our heart, and He loves to see us glowing with passion for His work, His will and His people. Do you sometimes struggles with doing more rather than loving God more? The Lord looks at the motives of the heart, not the sweat of the brow. Serve the Lord because you love Him, not because of what you might earn. If it was receptive to a word from God yesterday, this does not guarantee it is receptive today. Daily prepare your heart for the word God has for you!

Monday, February 2, 2015

"Shout the Lord victory"

    "Inasmuch then as the children have partaken of flesh and blood, he himself 
      likewise shared in the same, that through death He Might destroy him who 
        had the power of death, that is, the devil.                           Hebrew 2 :14


    How did Jesus' death on the cross represent a triumph over Satan? "Shout the Lord Victory" The name satan means "adversary," and the name is apt, for he stands against God. However, because God is unassailable, satan goes after God's people, displaying the "enmity" God decreed in Genesis 3. First, he devotes himself to inducing people to violate God's commands. In a world of fallen human beings, he finds to be simple matter, for they themselves are in rebellion against God. For this reason, Scripture refers to him as "the ruler of this world" and "the god of this age." When people do violate the law, satan points out their sin to God; thus, he also is known as diabolos, "the devil" or "the accuser." When he brings accusations, he demands that God apply His state penalty for sin death. By doing so, he hopes to harm God's people, thereby bringing grief to the Father.
    However, God's promise to send a Redeemer always has been a death sentence hanging over satan's head; he knew that if God were to send a substitute to bear the penalty for people's sins, he would have no basis on which to accuse them. Therefore, Christ's coming was an act of war. It was essential for satan to thwart Jesus' redemptive purpose, and he pulled out that stops to do so.
   First, satan himself came to tempt Jesus withstood him and he withdrew until "an opportune time" (luke 4:1-13). Later he induced Peter to question Jesus plans ( Matt. 16:22-23 ), though he wanted to do more to the apostle ( Luke 22:31 ). satan actually entered judas to effect his betrayal (John 13:27). But all his effort were in vain. Before going to Calvary, Jesus said, '" Now the ruler of this world will be cast out'" (John12:31). He then too, the Father's wrath, paying the penalty for the sins of His people. Rising from the dead, He declared, '"All authority has been given to Me in heaven '






                     
                     

"HIS ANGEL AT WORK"

      "For He shall give His angels charge over thee, to keep in all thy ways.
                                                Psalm 91: 11


   When faced with death, three courageous men demonstrate their confidence in God. Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-Nego already had a fiery faith in God before they faced the furnace they knew that regardless of what the king might do, they would see their trial through and remain faithful to almighty God Jehovah. 
It's not likely that you will ever have to face a consuming fire like shadrach, Meshach and Abed-Nego, but God will certainly give you the privilege of facing trials and difficulties. Privilege you ask? Yes, it's a privilege to experience trials and testing, because it is often at those moments when our faith takes on new meaning, and we grow deeper in our walk. We also have the reassurance that God Himself is with us in our trials, preserving us, strenghtening and keeping us.
   God knows exactly what you are going through. And, best of all, He is walking through it with you. Trust in him to give you courage to handle every trial, trust in Him you experience. In Exodus 23:20 Behold, I send an angel before thee, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into the place which i have prepared thee. My friend believe it. "His Angel at work." To minister to announce  in nature, office, duties, and characteristic in nature. But he who trust in the Lord, mercy shall surround you to keep in all thy ways. And it is really true in 2 Sam14:20 "To bring about this change of affairs your servant joab has done this things; but my Lord is wise, according to the wisdom of the angel of God to know everything that is in the earth."

Sunday, February 1, 2015

"HIM WHO LOVED US"

     "Yet in all these things we are more conquerors through Him who loved us"
                                                 ROMANS 8 : 37


      The supreme reason that you can should trust God and that the believer is made secure is at verse 35 "say who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, nakedness, or peril or sword? The 21 days fast is another victory for us for those who obey. You must come on time never be late at the Lord appointment. The word that being spoken of the prophet there the anointing is. As we learn and communion to Him that obedience is found at calvary, for no better argument can be voiced apart from the cross. Nothing you could ever experience, no matter how terrible or frightening, could ever separate you from the love of God. Famine might starve you of food, but you will never hunger for the father's love. Poverty cannot strip you of God's compassion, just as even death itself is incapable of robbing you of your heavenly Father's infinite love.
       The greatest love scene in the world happened when Christ hung and bled on the cross. It was God saying, "look , see, this is how much I love you!" What's amazing is that He played out this love scene while we snubbed Him in cool, callous indifference. Who would want to escape that kind of love, or ignore or denied it? Sometime after I've snapped at a friend or chipped in my two cents' worth of gossip, I catch myself thinking, "Oh, God, these are the things that nailed Jesus to the cross... I am so sorry." Human logic tells me that He should turn away from me.  And " Yet in all these things we are more than conqueror through Him who loved us. Waking up to see another day is a blessing. Don't take it for granted. Make it count and be happy say it we, I, you are alive through him who loved us.

        Often we twist God's arm for the "reason why" before we 
        decide to trust Him with our circumstances. We want the 
         blueprint spread before us. But the bruised and battered
         Apostle paul who probably had every reason to wonder
         " why," never said, "I know why all these things are happ-
         ing rather, he  said, I know in whom we have believed,"
         the Love of Christ was enough.