Living For Christ Ministries

A teachable spirit is a mindset or attitude that is open to learning, growing, and being receptive to new ideas and perspectives. It is a willingness to set aside preconceived notions and humbly accept guidance and knowledge from others. Having a teachable spirit can help individuals acquire new skills, broaden their understanding, and continuously improve themselves. It involves being curious, asking questions, actively listening, and being open to constructive feedback. A teachable spirit can contribute to personal and professional development, fostering growth and enabling individuals to reach their full potential.

Views: 30

Friends, the open door of God’s blessings is already there for us to enter into because God provided us with all spiritual blessings in Christ Jesus. Pastor, What are some of Jesus’ open doors to God’s blessings?

Well, there is the open door of salvation, the door of service and opportunity, the door of divine healing, the door of utterance, and the door of financial blessing. Then Jesus also opens the door of Heaven for us.

Views: 34

Friend, the thought of a soul being eternally separated from God and his loved ones ought to be enough to set us on the run to win the lost.

Also, just the thought of being eternally separated from God ought to be enough to encourage every person who isn’t sure if he is saved to accept Jesus and get his heart right with God.

Views: 28

The Holy Spirit is what confirms that we are children of God. The Bible defines the Holy Spirit as our guarantee of eternal life with the Father. As children of God, we become co-heirs with Christ, and
We will partake in the inheritance that God, the Father, gave to His son.

Views: 30

Once you’ve forgiven a person, you need to consider him permanently forgiven. When old feelings rise within you, and Satan tries to convince you that you haven’t really forgiven, resist him. Say, “No, I’ve already forgiven that person by faith. I refuse to dwell on those old feelings.” 

Views: 37

• God is Able to Cause You to Have all Sufficiency in All Things  Part5 of 5

Learn that with every harvest and blessing, you tithe first, then sow for a new crop, and then live off the rest. Remember, the tithe is not yours; it is the Lord’s. You can’t consider tithing the same as sowing because you can’t claim credit for sowing something that isn’t yours.

Views: 42

• God is Able to Cause You to Have all Sufficiency in All Things Part 4 of 5

We will abound in every good work because God Himself is fertilizing the crops. He is assuring a harvest by giving us both His grace in this area and also performing the doing of His Word.

Views: 25

• God is Able to Cause You to Have all Sufficiency in All Things Part 2 of 5

We can determine how much we sow. We purpose in our hearts to sow any amount, anyway, and to anybody we want.

Views: 28

• God is Able to Cause You to Have all Sufficiency in All Things  Part 1 of 5

Sow bountifully (large amounts and often), and you have a bountiful (large quantities and often) harvest. The more seed in the ground, the more plants you have growing. The more plants you have growing, the more fruit you will bear forth. The more fruit that bears forth, the larger the harvest.

Views: 36