However, in the Kingdom of God, “neighbor” is an action word. Anyone who meets the needs of another person is a neighbor to that person. Jesus Christ used the parable of the Good Samaritan to explain what it is to be a neighbor in the Kingdom of God (Luke 10:30-35).

Maybe you might be thinking that there is no use for your life because of your condition. I have good news for you—there is no useless person in the world, and you are useful to God. God can put you to good use because there is nothing too hard for Him to do (Jeremiah 32:27).

You can live as long as you want by faith in Christ Jesus. In Christ Jesus, there is no limit to life on earth. The question is, why do you need more years on earth? If you need more years to do the good work God has assigned to you, He will be glad to give you countless years to live (John 14:14).

If you know the LORD it will be easier to understand Him. He made the heavens and the earth with His great power and outstretched arm. Thus, there is nothing too hard for Him to do for you. He has all the solutions you need; He has all the answers you are looking for (Jeremiah 32:27).

God still has faith in you. He knows you can do it, so don’t look down on yourself. Rely on His Word. He is with you; therefore, be strong, courageous, not afraid or dismayed, and move forward to accomplish what God has called you to do (Hebrews 13:5–6).

If you are born again, you become the sheep of God, and Jesus Christ is the good shepherd of the sheep of God. He is also the door to the sheepfold, which means that we are safe and secure from anything that wants to harm us.

These are the virtues He wants to see in His children. As a Christian, God wants you to exhibit His virtues of mercy, patience, and grace.

This call makes you a true child of God. Are you a child of God by a mere title or you are a child of God by doing the will of God? Let us endeavor to make peace and be blessed.

Show appreciation to Him for what He has already done for you, what He is doing, and what He is about to do for you (1 Thessalonians 5:18).

As a child of God, where does your confidence lie? Our confidence lies in God and the fact that, if we ask anything according to His will or word, he hears us.