Jesus is our everlasting light and life (John
6:47; Isaiah 60:19). He takes the place of the sun, moon and stars in
our life; and we will never dwell in darkness again (Isaiah
60:20).
Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding feast in Cana of Galilee manifested His glory and caused His disciples to truly believe in Him (John 2:11).
Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding feast in Cana of Galilee manifested His glory and caused His disciples to truly believe in Him (John 2:11).
The Apostles all wrote about the possibility of us also
enjoying the intimate, personal union with Jesus Christ, which they did. Anyone
who receives Christ and believes on His name has the right to become a child of
God (John 1:12; Acts 16:31).
All we have to do to enter into this new life is to confess that Jesus is Lord and totally believe that God raised Him from the dead, so that we will be saved.
All we have to do to enter into this new life is to confess that Jesus is Lord and totally believe that God raised Him from the dead, so that we will be saved.
When our heart believes in Jesus, He gives us His
righteousness; when we confess Him as our Lord, we enter into His eternal
salvation (Romans 10:9-10). Anyone who does not have the
Spirit in them is not Born Again, and they do not belong to God.
However, if Christ is in us, His Spirit, who raised Christ from the dead, gives life to our mortal body as well as our soul and spirit (Romans 8:9-11).
However, if Christ is in us, His Spirit, who raised Christ from the dead, gives life to our mortal body as well as our soul and spirit (Romans 8:9-11).
As vessels of God's fullness, we walk by His Spirit and
accomplish His works in the earth (Galatians 5:16-25; Ephesians
2:10). God's children do not live by the flesh, because God's
Spirit abides in them.
Our carnal desires are dead, so that we can rise up through the glory of our Father and walk in this new life in Him (Romans 6:3-5). God freely gives us all things, both to enjoy and to help us to do His will (1 Timothy 6:17; Philippians 2:12-13).
Our carnal desires are dead, so that we can rise up through the glory of our Father and walk in this new life in Him (Romans 6:3-5). God freely gives us all things, both to enjoy and to help us to do His will (1 Timothy 6:17; Philippians 2:12-13).
Prayer:
Father God, Satan is the god of this world and creation is
subjected to him and the curse of sin. Therefore, all creation groans for the
appearance of Your children. Creation is waiting for You to restore Your order to the heavens and earth, and to bring us all into Your glory and freedom (Romans 8:19-22). Christ in us is our hope of entering into Your glory forever (Colossians 1:27). Even so, come, Lord Jesus (Revelation 22:20).
Thought for the Day:
We receive the glory of the Lord through a
personal relationship with Jesus Christ by faith in Him to justify us, not by
our human efforts, but by our faith in Him. - Galatians 2:16; Ephesians 2:8-9
