Redemption is the theme of God's story. Even when we rebel, kick and scream, God by the Holy Spirit presses us to repent and receive His Word and His invitation to come into His family through Jesus.

Redemption is the theme of God's story. Even when we rebel, kick and scream, God by the Holy Spirit presses us to repent and receive His Word and His invitation to come into His family through Jesus.

Redemption is the theme of God's story. Even when we rebel, kick and scream, God by the Holy Spirit presses us to repent and receive His Word and His invitation to come into His family through Jesus.

It is quite fascinating the impact that aligning yourself according to the purpose of God can have.

Aligning your life... your body...your whole being up according to HIs purpose can send a current of change through the waves of history. The Lord can use you in mighty mighty ways for generations and generations to come if you are willing to Position yourself according to Purpose.

Join the journey as we look into the characters involved in the story of "Naaman the Leper" in 2 Kings.

 It is quite fascinating the impact that aligning yourself according to the purpose of God can have.

Aligning your life... your body...your whole being up according to HIs purpose can send a current of change through the waves of history. The Lord can use you in mighty mighty ways for generations and generations to come if you are willing to Position yourself according to Purpose.

In the Bible we have  “... a reliable collection of historical documents written by eyewitnesses during the lifetime of other eyewitnesses. They report supernatural events that took place in fulfillment of specific prophecies and they claim that their writings are divine rather than human in origin.” —Voddie Baucham

He took the mocking as me. He took God's turning away from Him as me. This is what Jesus did. But he also rose again being vindicated by God that he was a sinless perfect being. He was a worthy and perfect sacrificial lamb to cover the sins of the world.

And the thing is, is that justification is this beautiful thing of not Christ or let's put it like this of God not just looking at us as though we never did anything wrong, but then God has also said, imparted to you is the righteousness of my son, Jesus Christ. Everything that is allotted to him, you are co heir with him. You are represented where he is and right now he is seated at my right hand. He is your advocate, your high priest. So in him, you are represented.

"Open my eyes that I may see wonderous things out of Your Law"

"The Scriptures teem with marvels; the Bible is wonder-land; it not only relates miracles, but it is itself a world of wonders. Yet what are these to closed eyes? And what man can open his own eyes, since he is born blind? God himself must reveal revelation to each heart. Scripture needs opening, but not one half so much as our eyes do.  The veil is not on the book, but on our hearts" - Charles Spurgeon

To think that our laxity concerning the Scriptures or our indifference to the Testimonies of God, his actions within His creation, our times of seeing as a common thing, the “Gospel of Jesus Christ” to think that…in anyway that my response stands as evidence to a lackluster attribute that the things of God projects, turns out that this disposition is only proof and evidence that we have closed our eyes…and are blind.

But Jesus is a sin forgiver, a corpse raiser and a sight giver.

John 9:1-38

If we do not see let us come to Jesus and from there we will behold all of the beauties of His Kingdom.

Do you view yourself as a Guest or a Resident of this World? God has a Word concerning it.

Hey folks I recorded this while I was out on a walk and was led to share what the Lord was revealing in a Study that I'm involved in through the Psalms. My apologies for the sound quality, thank you for your understanding.

Scripture references:

Psalms 119:19, 2 Corinthians 10:3, John 18:36, Psalm 144:4, John 17:15, Hebrews 11:8-10 & John 14:2

In our day when the motto of the world is Tolerate or Avoidance when it comes to living in context of society. Sadly the Christian arena has adopted this as what the scriptures term as "worldly wisdom".

In Ephesians (4:1-3) Paul doesn’t endorse either one. He doesn’t advocate Toleration or Avoidance.

But he brings to light a walk that the people of God are called to, that you and me are called to and it is an active walk and an impactful walk. And a Difficult walk!

But a walk that has  great effect in making the God of universe known.