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Saturday, February 9, 2008
John 17 is one of the greatest prayers that Christ prayed directly to the Father that is recorded in scripture.
Jesus is talking about fulfilling the vision that God gave him to accomplish.
Something very important that Jesus says in verse 22.
He has given you the same glory, that God has given to Jesus.
The heart of Christ is to have ultimate unity between you and God himself.
Now, think about all your issues, problems, and troubles.
See how they compare to John 17:22- "I have given them the glory that you gave me, so they may be one as we are one".
You have the glory of God in you. It binds you to the Father.
It's all good.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
too long
It has been quite a long time since I have updated this. Let's just say that we are all a work in progress!
When I think about that progress, I think of Daniel, in the Bible. He definitely had quite a process that he went through as a prophet to his time.
He was taken captive from his family about 605 B.C. Then he was told not to pray, thrown into a pit of hungry lions, and made fun of by other court officers.
He served in that court over 70 years in government. God had given Daniel great end time visions plus the great prediction of the birth of the Messiah.
What made Daniel strong was his personal relationship with God in the face of opposition. Instead of focusing on his own dreams about 88 reasons why Jesus should of returned in 1988, he focused on his present relationship with God.
Because of Daniel's faith King's were humbled, or humbly understood that God was in control. Daniel was on a role realizing the sovereignty of God. (Which means, God can do whatever He darn well pleases). Daniel persevered through tough situations.
It may seem that you are in a den of hungry lions. Keep your relationship with God together and you will see the salvation of the Lord. More later...
When I think about that progress, I think of Daniel, in the Bible. He definitely had quite a process that he went through as a prophet to his time.
He was taken captive from his family about 605 B.C. Then he was told not to pray, thrown into a pit of hungry lions, and made fun of by other court officers.
He served in that court over 70 years in government. God had given Daniel great end time visions plus the great prediction of the birth of the Messiah.
What made Daniel strong was his personal relationship with God in the face of opposition. Instead of focusing on his own dreams about 88 reasons why Jesus should of returned in 1988, he focused on his present relationship with God.
Because of Daniel's faith King's were humbled, or humbly understood that God was in control. Daniel was on a role realizing the sovereignty of God. (Which means, God can do whatever He darn well pleases). Daniel persevered through tough situations.
It may seem that you are in a den of hungry lions. Keep your relationship with God together and you will see the salvation of the Lord. More later...
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Merry Christmas!!!
Mat 1:21 And she will have a son, and you are to name him Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.
That is the crucial element of the gospel. It is Great News. He would save me from myself. No longer would my own sins, mistakes, shortcomings, and pitfalls come back to haunt me. I have been saved from that.
About 2000 years ago we find Angel's beginning to preach the age old story that Jesus was soon to come on the scene and save people from their sins. Jude says that these things Angels desire to look into. Prophets of old were seeing into the destiny of the Church as they foretold of a Savior to come. And now in context of Matthew 1:21 it seemed the fate of the world was in the belly of a 14 year old virgin. Hebrews 10:5 says, "a body you have prepared me." Psalms 139 is clear about the formation of our natural and spiritual development.
The Good News is clear. He saved us from our sins and in response to His love we have responsibility to do the same. He saved you so go save others with His love. This is Christmas time. He came to give. Freely you have received, freely give!!! God Bless You.
Mat 1:21 And she will have a son, and you are to name him Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.
That is the crucial element of the gospel. It is Great News. He would save me from myself. No longer would my own sins, mistakes, shortcomings, and pitfalls come back to haunt me. I have been saved from that.
About 2000 years ago we find Angel's beginning to preach the age old story that Jesus was soon to come on the scene and save people from their sins. Jude says that these things Angels desire to look into. Prophets of old were seeing into the destiny of the Church as they foretold of a Savior to come. And now in context of Matthew 1:21 it seemed the fate of the world was in the belly of a 14 year old virgin. Hebrews 10:5 says, "a body you have prepared me." Psalms 139 is clear about the formation of our natural and spiritual development.
The Good News is clear. He saved us from our sins and in response to His love we have responsibility to do the same. He saved you so go save others with His love. This is Christmas time. He came to give. Freely you have received, freely give!!! God Bless You.
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