Not all believers would end up being shepherds, but we are all called to have a shepherd’s kind of heart like that of Moses, which can easily be led against our worldly arrangements. Hearts that’ll strive to keep the commandment of the New Testament that the Lord reveals, or that would look for opportunities to prefer others and thereby gradually interpret faith, hope, charity, mercy, and love; even eternal life. (Jude 1:20-21/Jn. 17:3).
What the Lord is using us to do or would use us to do, can become a competition to our being content with having much more of Him. This was one understanding our Lord Jesus was armed with, before and after he was heavily anointed at Jordan, which enabled Him to place a high premium placed on the acquisition of life.
The gospel is coming again with the purity of power; it is smiling again unto the saints like it did in the early Church; it is making known secrets that was hid in God from the foundations of the world, because she must come into beauty and glory.
If the gospel has truly been unveiled to the Church; if the actual content of the New Testament has been made known to an average believer today, then:
The following are inspired thoughts I found grace to fetch while acknowledging truths that confront my will; that disrespect sin and celebrate the word of righteousness
The following are inspired thoughts I found grace to fetch, while attempting to acknowledge truths that disrespect sin; that celebrate the word of righteousness.
The following are inspired thoughts I found grace to fetch while attempting to acknowledge truths that disrespect sin; that celebrate the word of righteousness.
The following are inspired thoughts I found grace to fetch while acknowledging truths that confront my flesh; that disrespect sin and celebrate the word of righteousness
The following are inspired thoughts I found grace to fetch while acknowledging truths that confront my flesh; that disrespect sin and celebrate the word of righteousness.
In our time, whenever the appearance of God is spoken of, many mistake it for the Rapture. God’s desire is that the church comes into an accurate understanding of His programme. For those who have been exposed to the doctrine of Christ, it is important that they look for salvation. This appearance is what should happen before the Rapture.
