Friday, May 29, 2020

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Wednesday, May 27, 2020

AN APPROVED WORKER

Since the days of Eden, people have been haunted by fear each side of the grave. Sometime when people peer beyond the grave, their anxieties are aggravated by the unknown. The prince of peace is the only one who can rid you of fear, whether it fear the pandemic virus. And to the future peace is the opposite of fear. A prescription for peace is found..
Since the children as he calls them, are people of flesh and blood. Jesus himself became like  them and shared their human nature. He did this so that through His death He might destroy the devil, who has the power over death, and in this way we are set free those who were slaves, all theirr lives because of their fear of death. (Hebrew 2:14-15).
God became a human being that's Jesus, Jesus, desires to deliver you of your fear, whether you're living nightmare or fearing death (virus). All you have to do is trust in Jesus that will give peace. Because He is the prince of peace.
Since the children have shared in flesh and blood, (the Son), also himself in the same way partook of the same (v. 14a). A more literal and blood in common." being prefer the literal translation because, for me, it speak of commonality of the human condition. We share the strength and weakness, herent in our flesh and blood bodies. In the end, we share death...the greatest leveler.
Jesus shared our human condition beginning with his birth in a stable at the Manger that cradled him as a newborn, born before the advent of the modern medicine. He had no access to trained obstetrician or a well equipped hospital. His parent had to bundle him up to the middle of the night to flee to Egypt to escape murderous Herod. 
During His ministry, he walked many dusty road.. No limousine or private jet for the King of Kings and the Lord of Lord's no indoor plumbing no air conditioning, no bodyguard. And His death was terrible... A terrible death can be. Death is never pretty, and is seldom painless, but Jesus suffered a cruel death that put him on a par with the worst that anyone He has experienced. "that through death He might bring to nothing to Him who had the power of death that is, the devil." "And might deliver all of them who through fear of death were all  their lifetime subject to bondage" (v. 15).
Jesus came to deliver us from the fear of death and the bondage that fear and death impose... 
We still die, of course at last count, the death rate hovered at 100 percent. But through Christ we have the hope of resurrection and life eternal. Life with God... An eternal  life which we begin in the here and now. As Jesus said in His high Priestly prayers, "This is eternal life, that they should know you, the only true God, and in whom you sent, Jesus Christ (John17:3). Be steadfast hand to hold unto and the certainty that a loving and all powerful God who knows everything is standing by your side putting your confidence in Christ will free you from living all your life as a slave of rightousness, an approved worker from God."

Saturday, May 23, 2020

THIS WHAT YOU GOT

A nation can slide into a series of moral compromises that lead to tragic consequences.The consequences can then escalate to such degree that everything become chaotic. This happened to the Ancient Jews. In fact, Hosea the phophet called it "reaping the whirlwind."
For they sow the wind, And they reap the whirlwind
(Hosea 8:7a)
The phophet is describing his people, who had lost their way. Why had it happened? Moses had made it clear when they left Egypt and entered Canaan: "You're entering a culture that is idolatrous," he warned them. He told them, in effect, "It is a way of living that is opposed to your montheistic way of life. Stay true, Stand firm. Be distinct. Don't compromise. No idols. No intermarriage. Remember Jehovah. Obey Him. Watch out for the signs of erosion!"
It wasn't long before the Hebrews forgot those warnings. Some kept the Canaanite idols. They may not have worship them at first. In fact, they probably just tossed them in a corner somewhere. But why not keep them; after all, they're just artful carvings. Then perhaps one of the children found an intriguing little figure and started to play with it. Later, he showed it to a neighbor who got interested, and before you know it, several people began to spend more time with the idol. And that led to further involvement...and more interesting..until they "sow the wind" and finally they "reaped a whirlwind."
In fact, if you take the time to make a study of Hosea 8, you'll see a series of things that led up to the whirlwind. "They transgressed My Covenant and rebelled against my law" (v. 1). That's not simply Hebrew poetry; that's truth. They looked at God's law and they rearranged things. Can't you imagine their way of thinking? This seems pretty strict for Canaan life. It made sense when we were in the desert, but we've got to look at things a lot more realistically now. A lot of what Moses said just isn't practical anymore. Our culture require us to adjust here and tolerate there. I mean, these Canaanite women are not only attractive...they're lovely what's the difference if our son falls in love with one of them? He's been raised right.
He's not going to go off the deep end."
And so, in the process of sowing the wind, they" rejected the good" (v. 3).The implications? They embraced the bad. And when it came to deciding about their leaders, they slowly stopped listening to God or seeking His counsel, which led to a major compromise.
They have set up kings, but not by Me;
They have appointed prince, but I did not know it. 
With their silver and gold they have made idols for themselves, That They might be cut off. (Hosea8:4)
Can you believe this what you just read? These aren't pagan, idol-worshipping Canaanites. These are Gods own people, the Hebrews! And it all started with one or two shrug-of-the-shoulders compromises. Something so simple led to so much sin, so much sorrow, so much suffering, and finally, an entire nation in exile. They sowed the wind, and they reaped the whirlwind. 
Pay attention to the first few step down the slope... 
because that's the culprit. And whoever continues downward sets in motion a cycle of complications. That's why God commands Hosea, "Put the trumphet to your lips!" (v. 1). Scream it out, son! Sound the alarm! Tell the people, "It isn't worth it! 
When Israel failed to trust God and refused to seek His will, they embraced the godless culture around them, which then drew them into a godless lifestyle. After a time, the godless lifestyle ruined them, as a people and a nation. Eventually, the Assyrian invaded and conquered Them, the Northern Kingdom, leading the Hebrews into captivity. At first, God's people lost their distinction...then they lost their faith...then they list their freedom! "They had reaped the whirlwind. Later, the same thing happened in Judah, when the Southern kingdom fell into the hands of the Babylonians. Remember the psalmist's account? 
By the rivers of Babylon, 
There we sat down and wept, 
When we remembered Zion, 
Upon the willows in the midst of it
We hung our harps, 
For there our captors demanded of us songs, 
And our tormentors mirth, saying, 
"Sing us one of the song of Zion." 
(psalm137:1-3).
"Let's hear some of those songs of Zion. Let's hear you sing them now." And the psalmist sights, "How can you sing the Lord's song in a foreign land? They had lost everything 
They transgressed God's Covenant. They rebelled against God's law. They rearranged Gods words. The rejected God's will. They no longer listened to the Lord or sought His counsel. 
Compromise always complicates. But never forget: God doesn't leave. Grieved and disappointed, He faithfully ushers in the consequences, Gos doesn't distance Himself even when He pour on the discipline. Why? Because He is immutable. Amazingly, consistently, and from our point of view, mysteriously faithful. 






Friday, May 22, 2020

GATES

Why does Jesus speak of gates? because it is through the gates that people and power interact with one another. It is through the gates of the city. Ancient cities invariably had gates and walls to protect the citizens from intruders robbers, murderer and enemy invaders. Through the centuries, the strongest defense of many a great city has been the strength of its gates. Behind the gates of a city, politics and policies are formed. In Bible times the city gates were often used as the place for government transactions and the seat of civil power. In Genesis 19:1, we find Abraham's nephew Lot sitting as one of the alderman in the gates of Sodom, occupying a position of Judical power. 
That choice, amazingly, includes our choice of destiny. We can choose for or we can choose against. But we cannot choose the consequences. If we choose against the person of Jesus Christ, we thereby step into God's decree of eternal punishment. If we choose in favor of the Lord Jesus Christ, then we inherit all the rewards of heaven.. The blessing of forgiven sins and eternity with God. God rules God reign. And His way is right.
They point to Corinthians 15:1-8 saying that this one passage tells us what the good news is.
The good news that Paul had preached to the Corinthians and now wants to remind them of, the good news that which they are saved, the message that he received and passed on them as of the first importance can be summarize in the next few (verses 3-7). "That Christ did for our according to the scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the scripture, and that he appeared to Cephas, and then to the twelve. After that, he appeared to more than five hundred of the brother and sisters at the same time, most of whom are still living, through some have fallen asleep. Then he appeared to James, then to all the apostle, and last of all he appeared to me also, as to one abnormally born." That according to many, in the gospel. Certainly, that is the great story of Jesus Christ and resurrection, which is true and important foundation to understand who Jesus is. 
Oh, the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How searchable are His judgment and unfathomable His ways!
(Roman 11:33). 
Look at that! One command after another, one active imperatives after another. And it goes on into chapter 13, and into chapter 14, and further 15.
God's Sovereignty does not mean that I am released from responsibility. It does not mean i have no interest in today's affairs, or that i cannot be bothered about decisions, or that I need not concern myself with the eternal destiny of the lost. It doesn't mean that at all. Somehow there has to be a balance. 
In his book The Knowledge of the Holy, A. W. Tozer writes these very wise words. 
God sovereign decree that man should be free to exercise moral choice, and man from the beginning has fulfilled that decree by making his choice between good and evil. When he choose to do evil, he does not thereby countervail the sovereign will of God but fulfills it, in asmuch as the eternal decree decide not which choice the man should make but he should be free to make it. 
Where will all of this leads?  "To Him be the glory forever. Amen." and don't think that most people think of that. Most of us think. How will I get the glory? What will be the benefit to me? How will I be blessed? In God's sovereign plan, your life may be painful, disappointed, difficulty, inexplicably confusing, and downright mysterous. Pandemic time But i think of that when I read this:
Then comes the end, when He delivers up the kingdom to the God and Father, when He abolished all rule and all authority and power. For He must reign until He has put all His enemies under His feet. The last enemy that will be abolished is death. (Corona virus). For He has put all things in subjection under his feet. But when He says, "All things are must in subjection," it is evident that He is excepted who put all things in subjection to Him. And when all things are subjected to Him, then the Son Himself also will be subjected to the One who subjected all things to Him, that God may be all in all. 
(1 Corinthians 15:24-28). 
We come all the way to the end of time, just before we step into eternity. And God is setting forth the final plans for this earth and all of its inhabitant. You can Destroy the gates of Hell. 


Wednesday, May 20, 2020

THE JOY OF THE LORD IS OUR STRENGTH

Tuesday we meet again our online cellgroup meeting, we declare blessing to everyone of us in this pandemic season not wondering but believing His word that Jesus name is above all name of this conronavirus (convid-19) it will bow down. That the relic of the song says..
Everything changes
Darkness start to tremble 
At the light that you bring
When you walk into the room 
Every heart start burning
And nothing latters more than just to sit here
At your feet
And worship you.. 
Whenever we open our bibles, we should expect that God has something to tell us in our time with Him.
We ought to be far more concerned with what God will say to us during our prayer times that with what we intend to tell Him.
"Your words were found, and i ate them,
And your word was to me the joy and rejoicing of my heart." (Jeremiah 15:16).
Each of us was given a task, encourage us to read and study His word and share it what we learn and understand it what it mean to us. His Word says.. "Thy words were found, and i eat them."
The message he was called to deliver unto others appeared to him to be of God; and they were as welcome to him as food is to a hungry man; he cheerfully received them, treasured them in his memory, digested them in his mind, and carefully retained them. So the doctrined of the gospel, which are the word of God, and not of men, when by searching and close application they are found in the Scriptures, and under the ministry of the word, they are food to the soul, sweet, savoury, wholesome, nourshing, and strengthening, not as merely heard externally, or only assented unto, or superficially tasted of, but when eaten, as Ezekiel's roll was by him; and which is done by faith, which received, feeds upon, and digest the word was into me the joy and rejoicing of mine heart;
The message which the prophet was sent with, even those which denounced grievous things against his people in case of impenitence were gladly received by him, and he readily delivered them hoping that they would be a means of bringing them to a sense of their sin and repentance for them. And so of preserving them from ruin; and especially those words or doctrined he had in commission to deliver, which respected the Messiah; his person, offices, kingdom, righteousness, and grace, the calling of the believer and the enlargement of the interest of Christ; the glory of His name, are the prosperity of his people in the latter day.
The word of the gospel, when received and eaten by faith whether by minister or people, is productive of spiritual joy and pleasure; the promises of it being exceeding precious: and the doctrined of it doctrined of grace, salvation , peace, pardon, and righteousness, by christ, who is the sum and subsrance of them: For i am called by the name, O Lord God of host:
What added to his joy was, that the name of the Lord was called upon him, or that he was called a prophet of the Lord. This he looked upon as a high honor done to him; and what still more increases his joy was that he was a prophet not of baal, that could not hear nor help his prophet and worshippers; but of the Lord God of host and armies, who was able to uphold him, protect and defend him, against his enemies. 
When you walk into the room, 
Sickness start to vanish
Every hopeless situations ceases to exist
When you walk into the room
The dead begun to rise.. 
When you received a word from your Lord, whether it be of praise or correction, consider it joy that almighty God would speak to you.