God is Able to Cause You to Have all Sufficiency in All Things Part 3 of 5

  • God is Able to Cause You to Have all Sufficiency in All Things Part 3 of 5

Realize that it isn’t just the amount of sowing that counts, but the attitude of the sower. We need to be sure we are giving cheerfully and not grudgingly or out of necessity.

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Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas

from

Dr. Charles Webster

and the Living for Christ Ministries Congregation

 
 
 

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Happy Birthday Cory Lindo

Happy Birthday, Cory Lindo, We Love You
 

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Spiritual Connection

 

God does not bless or give to us according to what we deserve or what we may think is good. He offers us the spiritual connection that He set into existence.

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Sanctification

 

 
Sanctification means turning away from evil and moving toward the things of God with all your heart. It is not a one-time event. Moreover, it is an ongoing process, we have to choose Christ.

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Prayer and Intercession Part 3

 

Praying in the Spirit has a definite meaning. Although you do not understand what you are praying for, God does:  There are, perhaps, a great many kinds of languages in the world, and no style is without meaning 1 Cor. 14:10.

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His Authority

Father, I ask that You will now be done, and I thank you. In Jesus’ name and by His authority, I declare it done.

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8. JEHOVAH-ROHI: “Jehovah, my shepherd.”

 
 
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want Ps. 23:1.

MEANING: Companion, friend, to cherish, to feed or lead, to guide and direct and instruct.

The title SHEPHERD shows us that God is able to condescend to a relationship with mortal, sinful creatures whom He has redeemed. It suggests a one-on-one relationship to feed us and keep us as His inheritance 2 Sam. 7:8; Ps. 78:70-72.

Shepherding has not changed much in Palestine. A Palestinian shepherd lives with his animals night and day, establishing true intimacy with them. He calls each one by name, and they, knowing his voice and responding only to his call, follow him. By sleeping in the makeshift sheepfold, he protects the sheep from thieves and from preying animals who would devour them at night. The sheep sense his watchfulness and fear no evil. He provides pasture and water for them even in the wilderness.

If there can exist such a tender intimacy between a man and his sheep, how much more so between Jehovah and man, whom He Himself created?

What a marvelous thing that God should offer Himself in such a relationship.

This portrays how we are in the shadow of our Father’s loving care, watchful protection, and strong defense. He truly keeps us from all evil. He never slumbers nor sleeps. He is attached and devoted to us and protects our lives from perils and pitfalls.

God is an intensely personal Shepherd. He knows each one of us individually.

Jesus is our Good Shepherd who came to gently lead us. He qualified himself to become the Great Shepherd by first becoming a lamb, thus entering intimately into every experience and need of a sheep.

 

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