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Showing posts with label hopeless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hopeless. Show all posts

Friday, August 9, 2019

God’s earthly heart


We are God’s earthly heartbeats. As followers of Christ, it’s our duty to love the loveless, encourage the hopeless, and inspire the doubtful. Unfortunately, many of us have flat-lined. We are dead not only to others but towards God. If God did open heart surgery what would he find? Uncaring, selfish, and unlovable people. Many don’t love others let alone themselves. We are agents for Christ. We are evangelist. Evangelism is spreading the gospel by personal and public witness. It’s our duty to testify and speak life in the disheartened. Go be the ‘who’ for God (Isaiah 6:8) with those who are in need of a heart transplant. tell others about God’s goodness (Mark 16:15). We are not the only people deserving of God’s word and goodness. We are commissioned to go to others proclaiming the gospel. Change your heart. Don’t be afraid to share with others who have given up on life, what God has done for you. Let your light shine so they can see the God in you! 

Sunday, August 6, 2017

There is still hope in Christ Jesus

 


There is still hope
Through Christ Jesus.
 
Read:  John 11:1-45
hope in the Lord From this time forth and forever. Psalm 131:3
 
Good Morning!
Numerous Christians are going through a state of perplexity while enduring hardships that have impacted their spirit, physical health, and mental well-being. They have reached the limit of their capacity and with no optimism for the future. Jesus Christ offers a ray of hope to those who perceive their future as dark or hopeless.

             The story of Lazarus provides a compelling depiction of despair. Jesus' followers were aware of and had seen all the                            amazing miracles he had performed. Healing the sick, bestowing sight to the blind, and bringing back the dead to life.

 When word spread about Lazarus' sickness, those closest to Jesus were certain that Jesus wouldn't hesitate to come to Lazarus’ aid.  But he delayed His journey for a duration of four days.

The people lost hope due to Jesus' delay. Martha expressed her doubts about the situation to Jesus in an open manner by stating the words, "If you had been here, my brother would not have died" as per John 11:21.

  Jesus' most significant achievements are often seen when all hope appears lost. Jesus let his disciples know that Lazarus had died before they left (John 11:14).

In the present world, Jesus can renew our hope and faith. Despite the despair felt by Martha and others, Jesus ordered the stone to be removed from the tomb and Lazarus was miraculously brought back to life upon his command (verses 38-44).

How can Jesus help your unbelief? Surrender to the divine power. Have faith in God's promises and let Him dispel all your uncertainties. Renew your faith in God. No matter what happens in your situation, don't forget to acknowledge God, and give Him all the praise and honor. Your life is a testimony of how God has restored you.






Saturday, July 1, 2017

Hope in God

Today's affirmation

My soul, wait in silence for God only, For my hope is from Him Psalm 62:5

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Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Abandon God

Today's affirmation: #LifeCrisis #Hope

Find rest, o my soul, in God alone; my hope comes from him. (Psalm 62:5)

For everything written in the past was written to teach us, so that through endurance and encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.
(Romans 15:4)

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