What Glorifies God - 2A
September 21, 2018
We are given life by God, but we can be easily deceived into thinking we can be like God. Our purpose is to give God all the glory, including in our prayers. Refusing to give God glory, can destroy our soul’s stability, and lead to our own downfall.
References:
Acts 12:20-25
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We can give the most glory to God when we turn our life around through repentance. This is necessary, not only for salvation, but throughout our walk with God. And, when we confess our sins, God in His glory, will hear us, forgive us, and bless our lives.
September 20, 2018
We were put on this earth, to glorify God. But, we can rob God of His glory, when we are prideful, or arrogant. It’s only when we give absolute dignity, honor and praise to God that we are celebrating His absolute power in our lives, and over all things.
September 19, 2018
When we keep our thoughts on the Lord, He will keep us in perfect peace. And, it’s a peace that is also beyond our understanding. The Apostle Peter slept soundly while he was in prison because of God’s peace and strength.
September 18, 2018
We all want our prayers answered by God, especially during a crisis. But, many times we suffer because God has been rejected. This was the case for the early church when Herod Agrippa was named king of Judea. And, he ruled with an iron fist against the church.
September 17, 2018
True Christian ministry is practical. But, it’s not about how much we give towards the ministry. It’s how much it costs us that counts, in our time, as well as our tithes and offerings. It’s all about giving to the best of our abilities.
September 14, 2018
True ministry is a spiritual act of worship. And, our giving should come from a place of love, and not obligation. A true ministry also needs to be meaningful, by using the gifts and talents that God gives us to help those in need.
September 13, 2018
Christians aren’t to lead a Christian life alone. We’re to cling to the Lord, and be accountable to each other. A Christian is also one who perseveres through studying God’s Word. The Apostle Paul spent many years preparing for his ministry.
September 12, 2018
A Christian is an encourager, and feels for those who are lost in a destructive lifestyle, or struggling in their walk with God. Many believe they are a Christian, but few believe enough to turn from sin, or live their lives for Christ.
September 11, 2018
A Christian is, first of all, someone who preaches the Gospel. But, our preaching has little to do with our words, but how we live our lives. We often want to stay as comfortable and safe as possible. But, God’s intention is to send the church to places where there’s the greatest sin.
September 10, 2018
The Holy Spirit of the Old Testament had 2 functions, to convict people of their sin, and to come alongside people to point them to God. But, in the New Testament, we can see how the Holy Spirit is not only alongside us, He is in us the moment we become born again.
September 7, 2018
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