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Enter In at the Straight Gate
The world wants everyone to think that all roads lead to God. Some think that any godly thing they do leads to God. None of this is true. There is only one way to God and that’s through Jesus Christ. God will not accept a counterfeit. You might be able to fool the preacher but you’ll never fool God. Either you’ve been bought by the blood or you’re a thief and a robber. A world full of people is going the wrong way and traveling the wide path.
One must make up their mind on which road they want to travel. There are only 2 paths, the right one and the wrong one.
Hebrews 11:7;
He could see the promises afar off. He was getting some information from God that the people would perish unless they got on the boat. God will come to each person and you’ll have a choice to make. Either you’ll listen and believe or you’ll turn Him away.
God told him some things and he had already decided that he was going to follow God. He didn’t question God but simply followed Him. Which road are you on? Have you been living the foul way? God wants to put you on the right road and set you free.
God told Moses to do some things too. What he was told was a difficult task and took a long time to complete but he followed God. God told him the reward of his journey. They all had to sell out to God to accept this reward. What promise are you looking for?
How strong is your faith? These men had a strong faith as if what was actually happening to them was what God had told them. They believed as if the things had already happened. What’s holding you back from doing God’s work?
Have you been on the wide road too long? Are you satisfied with your travel?
Not only did they see it from afar and believe with faith that it had already happened, but they also embraced it. They accepted it as truth. They also confessed that they were only pilgrims and strangers to this world. We too should confess that we are just sinners and accept His glory. There are no “half-saved” Christians. You’re either fully saved or fully lost. There is no grey area.
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The world wants everyone to think that all roads lead to God. Some think that any godly thing they do leads to God. None of this is true. There is only one way to God and that’s through Jesus Christ. God will not accept a counterfeit. You might be able to fool the preacher but you’ll never fool God. Either you’ve been bought by the blood or you’re a thief and a robber. A world full of people is going the wrong way and traveling the wide path.
One must make up their mind on which road they want to travel. There are only 2 paths, the right one and the wrong one.
Hebrews 11:7;
He could see the promises afar off. He was getting some information from God that the people would perish unless they got on the boat. God will come to each person and you’ll have a choice to make. Either you’ll listen and believe or you’ll turn Him away.
God told him some things and he had already decided that he was going to follow God. He didn’t question God but simply followed Him. Which road are you on? Have you been living the foul way? God wants to put you on the right road and set you free.
God told Moses to do some things too. What he was told was a difficult task and took a long time to complete but he followed God. God told him the reward of his journey. They all had to sell out to God to accept this reward. What promise are you looking for?
How strong is your faith? These men had a strong faith as if what was actually happening to them was what God had told them. They believed as if the things had already happened. What’s holding you back from doing God’s work?
Have you been on the wide road too long? Are you satisfied with your travel?
Not only did they see it from afar and believe with faith that it had already happened, but they also embraced it. They accepted it as truth. They also confessed that they were only pilgrims and strangers to this world. We too should confess that we are just sinners and accept His glory. There are no “half-saved” Christians. You’re either fully saved or fully lost. There is no grey area.