Have you ever wondered about the purpose of life? It's a big question, but one thing is for sure - in Christ, life always has meaning, no matter what's going on around us. So don't worry, keep your chin up, and remember that you're here for a reason!

Do you wonder if you will make it to the end? Do you question if you will be welcomed home? Are you worried about how you will survive the wave of temptations that may come your way? As the year draws to a close, may you take comfort in the promise of Jesus, who assures us that despite our weaknesses and wandering, he will hold us fast until the end.

When we accept God's salvation, it is not just for our own benefit, but also for the purpose of becoming disciples who go out into the world and bring positive change to the lives of others. Our mission is to spread the word of Jesus and share His love with everyone we encounter. However, this is not just a matter of speaking words, but rather it requires us to live a life that reflects the values and teachings of Jesus, so that others may see Him in us.

God gives us victory over sin and not just that, but victory in our Christian life. You and I can walk in the Lord, going over all the hurdles the world throws our way.

Do you perceive yourself as irreparably broken? It is not uncommon for individuals to consider themselves beyond aid. However, Jesus possesses the power to heal and rejuvenate, steering us towards the path of recovery. Through his intervention, our hearts and lives are fully restored.

When we talk about our identity, it is essential to consider how the world perceives us and how we perceive ourselves. As Christians, it is crucial to align our identity with God's truth, as revealed in the scripture. In the Bible, God often changes the names of individuals to signify a transformation of their identity and destiny. For example, Abram's name was changed to Abraham, which means "father of many nations," signifying God's promise to make him the father of a great nation.

This name-changing process is a powerful symbol of how God transforms us from the inside out. When we accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior, we become new creations, and a new one replaces our old identity. This transformation is not just a name change but a complete change in our nature and character.

So, have you experienced this transformation by God? Have you allowed Him to change you from the inside out and align your identity with His truth? It's a journey that requires surrender and trust, but the reward is a new life and destiny in Christ.

Have you had a personal encounter with Jesus Christ? If so, what kind of changes have taken place in your life as a result? While having an experience with Christ is a significant milestone, it's important to remember that true salvation involves a transformative process that goes beyond just having a religious experience. We can learn from the story of the two rich men in the Bible who were not only looking for an experience but also sought true transformation. Therefore, let us seek a transformative salvation that radically changes our lives for the better.

Jesus Christ is the ultimate authority and possesses all power. It's important to understand how this truth plays out in our daily lives. One of the most foundational ways is that Jesus is powerful enough to sustain everything. From the smallest particles to the vastness of the universe, Jesus' power holds everything together. This reality should bring us great comfort and confidence, knowing that the one who has all authority and power can sustain us and all creation.

The power of Christ is an all-encompassing force available to believers who seek it. This power is absolute, meaning that it is not subject to any limitations or restrictions. It abides and remains constant and enduring, even in adversity or challenges. This power is available to all saints who desire it and are willing to ask for it. By tapping into the power of Christ, believers can experience a renewed sense of strength, courage, and perseverance that will enable them to overcome any obstacle in their lives.

What’s your greatest fake longing and desire? Have you found that which truly satisfies you? Christ’s kingdom is the Pearl of great price that we should sell all our possessions so that we can gain it.