Today, we explored the profound concept of value through God's eyes. We delved into Luke 23:39-42, examining the thief on the cross who recognized Christ's divinity in his final moments. This powerful scene reminds us that God's love and forgiveness are available even in our darkest hours. The message emphasized that Christ's sacrifice was an 'exhaustion of benevolence' - God giving everything He had for our salvation. This infinite gift challenges us to reconsider how we value others and ourselves. Are we living with the same selfless love that Christ demonstrated on the cross? Let's reflect on how we can embody this divine perspective of value in our daily interactions, seeing others as Christ sees them.

Chapters

Chapter 1: The Value We Place on Things 0:00 - 10:00

We explore how value is determined in the world, from expensive vehicles to mundane items like toilet paper.

Chapter 2: Christ's Infinite Sacrifice 10:00 - 20:00

We delve into the infinite value of Christ's sacrifice and how it demonstrates God's love for humanity.

Chapter 3: Humility and Valuing Others 20:00 - 30:00

We learn about the importance of humility and valuing others above ourselves, following Christ's example.

Chapter 4: Living Out Christ's Value System 30:00 - 40:00

We are challenged to apply Christ's value system in our daily lives and relationship

My testimony, how God is working, in my life!
Recorded on 30-04-2022

SERVING PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS WITH PRACTICAL AND SPIRITUAL ASSISTANCE AND LEADING CHRISTIANS IN THE FREE WORLD INTO FELLOWSHIP WITH PERSECUTED BELIEVERS.

We must be partakers of Christ's sufferings here, if we would share in His glory hereafter. If we seek our own interest, how we can best please ourselves, instead of seeking to please God and advance His precious, suffering cause, we shall dishonor God and the holy cause we profess to love. We have but a little space of time left in which to work for God. Nothing should be too dear to sacrifice for the salvation of the scattered and torn flock of Jesus. Those who make a covenant with God by sacrifice now, will soon be gathered home to share a rich reward, and possess the new kingdom forever and ever. CET 104.2

In ancient times it was customary for men to hide their treasures in the earth. Thefts and robberies were frequent. And whenever there was a change in the ruling power, those who had large possessions were liable to be put under heavy tribute. Moreover the country was in constant danger of invasion by marauding armies. As a consequence, the rich endeavored to preserve their wealth by concealing it, and the earth was looked upon as a safe hiding place. But often the place of concealment was forgotten; death might claim the owner, imprisonment or exile might separate him from his treasure, and the wealth he had taken such pains to preserve was left for the fortunate finder. In Christ's day it was not uncommon to discover in neglected land old coins and ornaments of gold and silver. COL 103.2

A man hires land to cultivate, and as the oxen plow the soil, buried treasure is unearthed. As the man discovers this treasure, he sees that a fortune is within his reach. Restoring the gold to its hiding place, he returns to his home and sells all that he has, in order to purchase the field containing the treasure. His family and his neighbors think that he is acting like a madman. Looking on the field, they see no value in the neglected soil. But the man knows what he is doing; and when he has a title to the field, he searches every part of it to find the treasure that he has secured. COL 103.3

This parable illustrates the value of the heavenly treasure, and the effort that should be made to secure it. The finder of the treasure in the field was ready to part with all that he had, ready to put forth untiring labor, in order to secure the hidden riches. So the finder of heavenly treasure will count no labor too great and no sacrifice too dear, in order to gain the treasures of truth. COL 104.1

In the parable the field containing the treasure represents the Holy Scriptures. And the gospel is the treasure. The earth itself is not so interlaced with golden veins and filled with precious things as is the word of God.

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MYGDALA - Created for God”
In a world where evolution, atheism pervades society, whether you’re a believe or not, every thing and every person on the planet was created by God for God. When renowned evolutionary scientists/intellectuals like Richard Dawkins and Stephen Hawking denounce the existence of God, another branch of natural science confirms how God speaks to us in our complex brains.