night. Putting off our spiritual growth for another day will lull us into a
state of unpreparedness. We must make it a daily goal to be spiritually
ready for these tumultuous times ahead.
Are you a spiritual person? Is that even possible? If it is, then how can that be achieved?
The measure of man since his creation by God had been based on those who serve God and those who don’t.
God does not call people out of the world to become true Christians because they have done something themselves to become worthy. But rather, He calls people to become Christians because of their potential. Spiritual growth is an ongoing endeavor that never ends in the life of a Christian.
We are given many examples in the Bible of men and women who faced consequences for their actions before God. These examples must become part of our consideration and the basis for our own daily actions. The path each of us takes is our choice to make. The rewards are there before us—will we follow God’s lead?
As church members, we should all be there for one another. We should gain help and strength from others and, just as importantly, we should give help and strength to others, wherever possible. That approach will help us all as we strive to make it into the Kingdom of God!
It is obvious that the Dayton Ohio murderer who killed nine innocent victims was acting because of his fascination with Satanism, while being demonically influenced or possessed. Satan’s activities are becoming more and more blatant. At the same time, the fulfillment of other end-time prophecies evolves around the building of the Third Temple in Jerusalem and President Trump’s potential role regarding the same, as he himself seems to be aware of. You might be surprised to learn about the most recent developments in this regard.
How can we as True Christians relate to the parable of the mustard seed in Matthew 13?