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If Christians properly understand the spirit behind what Jesus did in washing his disciples’ feet, we will better understand the concepts of service and submission.
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When affliction is allowed to accomplish its work, it brings about a people who shine forth the beauty of Christ’s character. It makes us more and more like Jesus.
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When the devil sees you driven to your knees, he knows deliverance is at hand, and he is not going to sit by in those final moments. Take hope that God’s freedom is near!
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We serve a loving Father who feels our grief the moment we first feel it. No matter how we got into our affliction, God hurts with us, and he wants to deliver us.
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When we wrestle our way to greater blessings from God, into a position of power and authority over others, we end up hurting ourselves. We need to trust God’s wisdom and generosity.
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Humanity brought sin on itself, but believers will one day be resurrected into a restored world because of what Jesus did on the cross. There is no other way.
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No matter what kind of trouble you are in, you simply cannot extricate yourself from it in your own power. God is the only one who can redeem us from our hardships.
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The Lord allows trials to come our way to test us, but that is not his primary purpose. Rather, our afflictions are to teach us to walk rightly before him.
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John warned believers in scripture that those who still love the things of this world have opened themselves to the spirit of antichrist.
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If God loves the most wicked, vile sinner on the street, how much more does he love the Christian who has hurt you? The Lord takes no delight in judgment.
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