Bring Christ Your Broken Life

God's Plan for You

The Family Under Attack

Are you facing a challenging trial? God invites you to enter his presence without hesitation so that he can impact his wisdom to you. He encourages you to lay down your burdens at his feet, allowing him to replace them with his peace, embracing a heart like David requires a willingness to be teachable. This concept is rooted in Psalms 25: 4.

God has placed a desire in our hearts to seek and find Him. The truth is that all people worship, even those who are atheists. This is why idolatry is considered a sin; it involves giving honor to something other than God. Worship means to show honor and respect. It is an outward expression of our spirit towards God and our response to His revelation. For those who are redeemed, worship is a way to express gratitude. This understanding is based on Acts 17:27.

The phrase “Come out from among them” originates from the Bible, particularly 2 Corinthians 6:17. It advises believers to distance themselves from worldly influences and immoral behaviors, essentially urging them to refrain from engaging in actions that contradicts God’s teachings. This serves as a remainder to lead a life distinct from worldly tempations.

In the Bible, Jesus encouraged his disciples to share their message with those who are open to receiving it. The phrase reflects the understanding that pigs are seen as unclean and dogs as scavengers. It serves as a powerful reminder that when we share sacred gifts, they should be given to those who will truly value them. By honoring the worth of what we offer, we avoid the disappointment of having our treasures overlooked or disrespected. For example, saying, "I was casting pearls before swine," inspires us to focus our energy on those who appreciate the value we bring.

At times, we may tend to overextend ourselves, share too much, or partake in actions that invite criticism from others. It reminds us to be mindful and not provide opportunities for others to judge us. We should exercise caution and avoid discussing personal matters in public settings, as stated in 1 Timothy 5:13

The Power of a Good Example