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..........whether of sin leading to death, or of obedience leading to righteousness? There is no third ground.
The I AMs of Jesus-Ego Eimi
I am your spiritual nourishment (The Bread of Life).
I am your guidance in a dark world (The Light of the World).
I am your only entry into salvation (The Door).
I am your protector who died for you (The Good Shepherd).
I am your victory over death (The Resurrection and the Life).
I am your only access to God (The Way, the Truth, and the Life).
I am your source of spiritual vitality (The True Vine).
Is there such a time as your prime, as a Christian? The answer could be yes or no. join the discussion by listening to the end.
Yes, your influence as a Christian, should not be taken lightly. Matt 5:16. However, as you influence others, youbdo not forget to take personal responsibility of your own soul. Do not account for the souls of others whilst losing his own souls.
This sermon is an expository message from Joshua 24 that highlights God’s grace in giving Israel blessings they did not earn, land they did not labor for, cities they did not build, and vineyards they did not plant. It draws a parallel to the Christian gospel, showing that our salvation is likewise an undeserved gift of God’s grace. The message then moves from grace to responsibility, emphasizing Joshua’s call for Israel to respond by choosing to serve the Lord faithfully. The sermon challenges believers today to recognize God’s unearned blessings, reject divided loyalty, and commit to wholehearted service to Him.
Some people literally left nets, boats, families, and vocations to follow Jesus.
We may not be asked, at least for now, to leave our jobs or possessions in that same way. But we are still called to surrender to Him even as we work and while we still have what we own.
Yet this remains a challenge for many of us.
Fa steer no ma Jesus — give the steering wheel to Jesus.
If we truly understand the cost of following Christ, it will become easier to walk as He walked.
The whole Christ cannot be reduced.
He is perfectly loving, yet perfectly holy.
He forgives the sinner, yet condemns the sin.
He is patient with people, yet urgent about salvation.
To follow Him is to become like Him.
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