1. Love means I obey. 2. Obedience pursues unity and not conformity. 3. Obedience and willingness always serve the best portion. 4. The one who obeys God shall eat the fruits of life righteously and enjoy the best of eternal life.
Have you not heard that with great cheer you keep the rules of the game you love to stay in it? How splendid to hear that Jesus love me? How sweet to listen to the voice of the one you so love? Have you heard of the message that obedience is all about the unity of mind, soul, and heart to discharge responsibility? It works this way: “Whoever keeps his commandments abides in God, and God in him. And by…
Mother Teresa said: “Your work on behalf of God’s kingdom will be better carried out if you know how he wants you to carry it out, but you will have no way of knowing that, other than by obedience to his word. Submit to it, just like the ivy. Ivy cannot live if it does not hold fast to something; you will not grow or live in holiness unless you hold fast to obedience.”
1. What an aged would see sitting a child will never see from the rooftop. 2. Embracing old age opens the mind to enjoy deep laughing. 3. Old age is a blessing from the Lord; never be afraid of aging. 4. You are never too old to set up a new goal.
Have you not heard that if God is your Father you can enjoy old age with laughter? Why free from the bondage of now if there are no benefits of old age? Yes, adoption into God’s family is a gift of grace! Indeed, you don’t stop giggling when you grow old; you grow old when you stop laughing. As a witness, your face is marked with lifelines, put there by love and laughter, suffering, tears and much more. It’s gorgeous. You can see…
Collin Huber said: “One of the advantages that come with age is the ability to view life through a longer lens. I’ve witnessed this in grandparents and other seniors who have played influential roles in my life. Without their model, I don’t know where I would have learned to believe that a prodigal child can be restored; that marriage is a gift of grace, even in hard seasons; that hope for calmer waters in difficult times is no trivial posture,…
1. At the cost of the Cross, you get all burdens changed for blessings. 2. The real exchange happens at the feet of Christ’s Cross. 3. You like to fly higher, submit totally at the feet of the Cross that shit that frequently weighs you down. 4. The obligation is substantial as a mountain; passing is light as a quill.
Have you heard that with the provision from the Cross, those who know their God could live with thankfulness turn their burdens to blessings daily? Have you learned to keep your faith close to your heart, and keep trusting in God’s provision? Remember, God will always provide for those who trust Him. Let us put this in the word of the Psalmist, and I quote: “Cast your burden on the Lord, And He shall sustain you; He shall never permit the righteous…
Eberhard Arnold said: “Never burden yourself by looking far ahead. Always live one day at a time. If you can do this, you will live like children, birds, and flowers. For them each day is a lifetime. Every day unfolds new joy, new hope, even if every day may have brought you new shadows and new nightfall. Every day you may have broken down in guilt and failure. Every day may have shown you your helplessness a thousandfold. Yet each…
1. It’s far too easy to lose hope when you care less. 2. At the point when life doesn’t go really as you need it to, the despondency gradually begins to sneak in. 3. Hope reinforces that you can overcome anything the world throws at you. 4. A moment of hope is all you need to get through to the next day.