Monday, October 16, 2017

Don't give up

having accomplished the work that you gave me to do."
John17:4

The grace walk isn't a passive lifestyle. In the final hours before His crucifixion, Jesus prayed to the Father and acknowledge that He had accomplished the work He had been given to do.
  You have an opportunity to fulfill a divine mission too. The sultry sirens of the status qou beckon us all to lie back and be passive. The call to those who want to live a grace-empowered lifestyle is to rise up in the power of the life that indwells them. Take chances, knowing that your Father guides you in every thought and action as you depend upon Him.
  It isn't your responsiblity to make sure that things turn out the way you want. Your only the unknown, knowing that there is no such place for the omniscient God who leads you forward. He has already gone ahead of you, preparing the way to ensure that you experience all that He has for you in every area of your life. Accept your life mission with enthusiasm.

Side track effect!

"But a Samaritan, as he journeyed, came to where he was, and when he saw him, he had compassion."
Luke 10:33 ESV

If anyone could understand the temptation to let their vision distract Him from the father's activity, Jesus certainly could He told a parable that clearly illustrated this danger: A certain Jewish man was on his way to Jericho when he was brutally attacked by thieves and left to die by the road. First Levite, then  a priest, passed by. These religious leaders; surely they would show compassion to a wounded person! But they had places to go and appointment to keep, so they passed him by, Surely someone else would come along who had more time to help the wounded man! Then a Samaritan, despised by the Jews, came along. Of all the people, this man had reason to look the other way, since the wounded man was his enemy. But wherever he was going could wait, for someone needed his help.
   It's easy to become so busy that you are oblivious to those in need. Your vision, affect your thinking! Say, Your schedule can become so (fool) full of accomplishing good things that you are of no help to people around you. God is at work in the lives of yours friends, your neighbor, you family members. He may ask you to interrupt your day long enough to join Him as He minister to them. Nothing in your agenda, no matter how pressing, is reason enough to ignored the voice of God when He tells you to stop and help. If you have become too busy of the vision that affect your thinking to minister to those around you, ask God to reestablished your priorities so that you do not miss the mark of your calling and the opportunity to serve Him.

Sunday, October 15, 2017

A Little Child Shall Lead Them

... a little child will lead them.
Isaiah 11:6

THERE'S SOMETHING AWESOME about the imprint heaven  in the innocence of a child. No sooner does a child learn to talk than he voices the great interrogative question " Why?" Many questions then pour forth from the mouth of the child. "Why do I have to drink my milk? Why do l  have to pick up my toys?  Why Mommy?"
Dr Hugh Ross, a Christian scientist and apologist, sees human curiosity as one of the evidence of God's existence. Believing that the curiosity of humans is different from that of animals, he writes, " while cats may be content to play with string and stones and bouncing crickets, human want to understand everything there is to know about string. Stones, and crickets. Birds look to the star patterns in the night to guide them in their essential migrations, but human seek to make sense of the pattern and understand starlight itself.
   Human ask, "What is the nature of the universe? What is our place in it?/ where did universe and its life forms comes from? Why is everything the way it is? Human are the only animals to asked such questions, and some individuals invest(or risk) their lives to gain answers."
   Ross concludes, "God made people so intensely curious that in their drive to study all aspect of the cosmos, including  their own minds and hearts, they would discover clues that point unmistakably to Him."
   No wonder David wrotes, "when I consider your heavens, the work if your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is man that you are mindful of him, the son of man that you care of him?" (Psalm8:3-4). David's curiously brought him to God. Yours as well.

Saturday, October 14, 2017

LAWLESS HANDS

Him, being delivered by the determined purpose and foreknowledge of God, you have taken by lawless hands, have crucified, and put to death; God raise Him up again.
Act 2:23-24

Has anybody ever been terribly unfair to you? You must have this verse in you? Have you ever almost destroyed by the ruthless of another? You're not alone.
  The greatest offense ever committed against a man was what was done to Jesus by those who opposed Him. They tortured and killed the perfect Son of God. The amazing thing about the mistreatment of Jesus (and you) is the Father's ability to redeem it. You must stand in your faith for your redeemer His Word my Sword.
God is bigger than the wrong men do. Human beings were completely responsible for crucifying the Son of God. "You nailed [Him] to the cross," Peter said. But God was sovereign over even this, and in fact, had planned it before the foundation of the world: Christ was "delivered over by the predetermined plan and foreknowledge of God." Do you see how the two fit together? We do have as awesome God!
  Mentally release those who have treated you with unfairness or even  cruelty. Don't live in the past. Your God stands above all that has happened in your life. He can redeem and use those thing for your good and His glory.

Monday, October 9, 2017

BEHOLD THE LAMB OF GOD

As I read the Holy Bible in the book of John1: Holy Spirit show me the song seek him in verse 35
1. He should be revealed to me where you stay he said come and see
He should be revealed to me where you stay He said come and walked with me
chorus:
Behold the lamb of God in Him our life the of men that set us free
Behold the lamb of God in Him our life the light of men that make us free
Behold the lamb of God in Him our life the light of men come and see
Refrain:
And worship Him today(2x)
2. The King of Kings the Lord of Lords He's a wonderful counselor everything in His presence heaven and earth you
the Lord said blessed be(2x)
refrain:2
The fulnes the grace love mercy all we have received come and see and worship Him today! (back to chorus).





Your Word My Sword

Lord Jesus you are the Living word
we go forth with praise in our mouth
and a two-edged sword in our hand
today I will confess your word before men
and you will confess me before the father in heaven
chorus:
Your Word are true
Your Word my Sword
Your Word abide in me and I in you
Your Word is the foundation of the world
bridge:
I will stand in the victory that has been won
for the battles is not mine but your
who can be against me?
having done all we are going
to stand firm in our faith
we are not yielding to the devil's schemes
but we will hold fast to the word of God
we will stand in faith in our redeemer
 His Word my Sword

Monday, October 2, 2017

INSIDE IN YOU

As a grace walker, you have a great potential within you that people seldom exercise. You have the ability to affect every environment in which you function. Your very presence in a room can change the atmosphere.
Have you known people who seem to brighten up a room simply by their presence?  You may have known others who had the opposite effect. Still others respond to whatever the prevailing mood may be.
The grace of God in you can enable you to be a sorr of "thermostat" in every place you find yourself. While others may act like the thermometers and adjust to the atmosphere around them, you have the ability to change it. Jesus Christ lives inside you, and He is your source of joy.
Walk in faith and allow the joy of Christ that lives inside you to affect your whole demeanor. Smile, laugh. Love others. Be a change agent whatever you are As a conduit of grace you can have a greater influence than you might have imagined.
Don't follow the crowd. Choose to let your outward demeanor be an expression of your inner condition, where Jesus Christ lives.