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Wednesday, 7 November 2007
WE CAN OBEY ALL
Topic: Mark 12:28-34
" 'Sir, which is the most important command in the laws of Moses?' Jesus replied, ' "Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind."

This is the first and greatest commandment. The second most important is similar: "Love your neighbor as much as you love yourself." All the other commandments and all the demands of the prophets stem from these two laws and are fulfilled if your obey them. Keep only these and you will find that you are obeying the others'" (Matthew 22:36-40).

Steve came for counsel. "I want with all my heart to be a man of God," he said. "Can you tell me how I can please the Lord and be everything He wants me to be? You have walked with the Lord for many years. Surely you have learned some lessons that would help me." I turned to this passage, and we read it and discussed it together.

"Jesus has answered your question, Steve," I said to him. "If you keep these two commandments, all the others and all the demands of the prophets will be fulfilled." We turned to Exodus 20:1-17 and reviewed the Ten Commandments.

"You see, Steve, if you love God with all your heart, you will have no other god before Him. You will not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. You will remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. If you love your neighbor as yourself, you will honor your father and mother. You will not murder, commit adultery, steal, lie, or covet that which belongs to your neighbor."

Think what would happen if every person who professed to be a follower of Jesus Christ would truly obey the two greatest commandments. Not only would the Ten Commandments be fulfilled, but so would the Golden Rule and every other command of God. The great miracle would result. The moral, spiritual and even the economical problems that plague the nations of the world would be resolved almost overnight.

This kind of love is the fruit of the Holy Spirit. For the supernatural love of God (agape) is spread abroad in our hearts through the Holy Spirit. It is only as we walk in the fullness of the power of the Holy Spirit, fully surrendered to the lordship of Jesus Christ, that we can fulfill these commandments.

Through the supernatural enabling power of the Holy Spirit, I will love God with all my heart, soul, mind and strength and my neighbors as myself, knowing that as I do so, I will be fulfilling and obeying all the other laws.

Posted by Prophecies Of Revelation at 1:54 PM CST
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Tuesday, 6 November 2007
Are You Forgiven?
Here is Franklin Graham, talking about the Way to God:

Are you forgiven? Are you cleansed? Are you ready to meet God? You see, Jesus said, “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. No man comes unto the Father but by Me.” There’s no way that you can get to God, except through Jesus Christ. You say, ‘But Franklin, there’s all kinds of religions in the world. And they’re just different ways to the same God. Different approaches to the same God.’ Jesus said, “I am the Way. I am the Truth. I am the Life. No man comes to the Father but by Me.” Why? Because He paid the debt of sin. We’re all sinners. Sin separates you from God. Your sin keeps you from having a relationship with Almighty God.

Jesus Christ is the one way to God. To learn more about what it means to have a relationship with Jesus Christ, call toll free at 866-JESUS-CARES or click billygraham.org.


Posted by Prophecies Of Revelation at 1:07 PM CST
Updated: Tuesday, 6 November 2007 1:12 PM CST
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Monday, 5 November 2007
HIS WORD REMAINS FOREVER
Topic: Matthew 24:36-42

"Heaven and earth will disappear, but my words remain forever" (Matthew 24:35).

In a day of change and turmoil, the promise is made that the word of God will stand forever. The significance of that guarantee is monumental, incredible. It is not just that a book shall remain in print; rather, it is that the multitudinous truths contained in that book likewise will remain in effect steadfast and true.

Long after heaven and earth have passed away God's holy Word will continue to endure.

That should mean much to you and me in our daily walk. God's promise, "All things work together for good," to the believer is just as true today as it was when it was written centuries ago.

In fact, every one of the promises in the Word of God - including the 365 referred to in this daily devotional - is bona fide, guaranteed by the God of the universe, the Creator of all things. That alone should strengthen our faith to know that we can trust him supremely with our lives and everything concerned with them.

When all else fails, when hope is almost gone, we can come back to the Word of God, which is "quick and powerful and sharper than a two - edged sword." It will have the answer for every problem, every burden, every need we face.

I will place my complete confidence in God's unchanging Word and will rest upon His faithful promises to all believers for supernatural living.


Posted by Prophecies Of Revelation at 6:30 PM CST
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Sunday, 4 November 2007
THE WEIGHT OF GLORY

"Our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory." (2 Corinthians 4:17 NKJV)

The words "weight of glory" conjure up images of the ancient pan scale. Remember the blindfolded lady of justice? She holds a pan scale- two pans, one on either side of the needle. The weight of a purchase would be determined by placing weights on one side and the purchase on the other.

God does the same with your struggles. On one side he stacks all your burdens. Famines. Firings. Parents who forgot you. Bosses who ignored you. Bad breaks, bad health, bad days. Stack them up, and watch one side of the pan scale plummet.

Now witness God's response. Does he remove them? Eliminate the burdens? No, rather than take them, he offsets them. He places an eternal weight of glory on the other side. Endless joy. Measureless peace. An eternity of him. Watch what happens as he sets eternity on your scale.

Everything changes! The burdens lift. The heavy becomes light when weighed against eternity. If life is "just a moment," can't we endure any challenge for a moment?

We can be sick for just a moment.

We can be lonely for just a moment.

We can be persecuted for just a moment.

We can struggle for just a moment.

Can't we?

Can't we wait for our peace? It's not about us anyway. And it's certainly not about now.

Max Lucado
From It's Not About Me
Copyright 2004, Thomas Nelson Publishers


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Saturday, 3 November 2007
BECAUSE YOU BELIEVE
Topic: Luke 1:39-44
" Blessed is she who has believed that what the Lord has said to her will be accomplished!" (Luke 1:45).

So much of the life you and I live as Christians depends on simple belief. Do we really trust God to do what He says He will do?

This particular verse, of course, concerns Mary. No doubt she was chosen to be the mother of Jesus because of the faith God knew she possessed. In any case, God honored that faith by bestowing upon her the highest privilege any mother could have.

Even taken out of context, the meaning is the same: If we truly believe God will do what He says, the wonderful blessing He promises will be ours. And that applies to every area of our lives - spiritual, physical, material.

What is your greatest need today? If you are a housewife and mother, it may be for patience and love. If you are a business or professional man or woman, it may be for wisdom or strength or courage. If you are a student, it may be for persistence, commitment, application.

In all probability, you cannot think of a circumstance or situation which is beyond the ability of God to control. The promises of God are both general and specific, so that they will meet the need of every heart and life.

We may expect a great blessing from God today. Why? Because we are going to believe He will do what He said.

"Dear Lord, I will believe you for supernatural living in every situation and circumstance of my life this day."

Posted by Prophecies Of Revelation at 5:42 PM CDT
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Friday, 2 November 2007
SO HE MAY FORGIVE US
Topic: Matthew 6:9-15

"And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive him, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins" (Mark 11:25).

You and I have a way by which we can be absolutely certain of God's forgiveness. It is two - fold.

First, we must be sure that we have forgiven anyone and everyone against whom we may have anything or hold any resentment.

Second, we must believe His Word unquestioningly - and His Word does indeed tell us we will be forgiven when we ask under these conditions.

Most familiar, of course, is the glorious promise of 1 John 1:9, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (KJV).

Though today's verse uses the word stand in reference to praying, Scripture clearly states that the posture in prayer was sometimes standing. God, however, looks on the heart rather than on our position as we pray.

If the heart is right, any posture may be proper. All other things being equal, however, the kneeling position seems more in keeping with the proper attitude of humility in our approach to God. (Physical condition, of course, sometimes makes this inadvisable or impossible.) Most important, we are to forgive before we pray. That much is certain.

I will examine my heart throughout the day to be sure I have forgiven any who should be forgiven - before I pray.


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Thursday, 1 November 2007
THE HOLY SPIRIT WILL SPEAK
"But when you are arrested and stand trial, don't worry about what to say in your defense. Just say what God tells you to. Then you will not be speaking, but the Holy Spirit will" (Mark 13:11).

Have you even had the experience of trying to say a word for the Lord, just sharing your faith, and breathing a prayer for guidance - then marveling as the Lord Himself, by His indwelling Holy Spirit, put the very words in your mouth that needed to be said?

Such has been my experience - many times. And I marvel and rejoice each time. On some occasions, I have addressed crowds of varying sizes, often not only feeling totally inadequate but also concluding my message of the evening with the feeling that I had been a poor ambassador of Christ. Then, someone had approached me after the service and thanked me for saying just the word he needed at that moment.

We serve a faithful God. That neighbor who needs a word of encouragement - ask the Lord to give you the right words to say to him or her. That correspondent hundreds of miles away - trust God for His message to him or her through you.

Certain conditions must prevail, of course, before the Holy Spirit can speak through us. But they are easily met. I must come with a clean heart, surrendered to the Holy Spirit, with my sins forgiven, having forgiven other people, holding no resentment or ill feeling against anyone. "If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear me" (Psalm 66:18, KJV).

Let us trust God and His indwelling Holy Spirit for the very words of counsel we should say to a loved one or friend today.

I will trust God and His Holy Spirit to put the very words in my mouth this day that need to be said to others whose lives I touch on me to do, rather than to spend precious time seeking to discover my spiritual gifts.

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Wednesday, 31 October 2007
Milky Way
Here is Billy Graham, reflecting on our vast universe:

When you go out at night and look at the stars, if you can see them, there's the Milky Way. Two hundred billion stars and we're just one little planet around one little star, the sun. And we are absolutely overcome. We can't conceive it. We can't understand it. We don't know why. God had no beginning; He has no end. And yet the Scripture says that He loves. And that to me is a tremendous thing to think that the almighty God loves me and loves you.

Would you like to know more about God's love fo you? We're the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. To learn more about what it means to have a relationship with Jesus Christ, call us toll free at 866-JESUS-CARES or click billygraham.org.


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Tuesday, 30 October 2007
GREATER WORKS THAN HE DOES
Topic: Matthew 21:21-22
"In solemn truth I tell you, anyone believing in Me shall do the same miracles I have done, and even greater ones, because I am going to be with the Father. You can ask Him for anything, using My name, and I will do it, for this will bring praise to the Father because of what I, the Son, will do for you" (John 14:12,13).

For many years, during and after seminary, I asked leading theologians, pastors and students, "What does this passage mean? How can I and other believers do the same miracles that our Lord did when He was here in the flesh - and even greater ones?"

Surely there had to be some mistakes in the translation of this passage, for I saw little evidence of this supernatural power in the lives of the Christians around me or in my own life.

But I had wrongly interpreted what Jesus said. I was thinking only of the miracles of physical healing. God still heals the sick, and almost daily I pray that He will touch the ailing bodies of ill ones. God sometimes heals them miraculously, though mostly He works through the skill of surgeons and the miracle of modern medicine.

Yet, while physical healing is certainly valid and very desirable, I realize more and more that a greater miracle is the miracle of new birth. For the body that is healed will one day die, but the person who is introduced to Christ and experiences salvation will live forever. The main reason our Lord came to this earth was to "seek and save the lost," not primarily to perform miracles of physical healing. Frequently, we are privileged to experience the reality of our Lord's promise as He enables us to "seek and save the lost" in greater numbers than He did while He was here in the flesh.

For example, in 1980, during the Korean Here's Life World Evangelization Crusade we saw more than one million people indicate salvation decisions during the week.

Beginning today, I will claim, in the name of Jesus, that He who dwells within me, who came to seek and to save the lost and is not willing that any should perish, will do even greater miracles in and through my life than He did while here in the flesh. By faith, I will experience and share the Supernatural life of Christ with others.

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Monday, 29 October 2007
The Touch of Jesus
Here is Franklin Graham speaking about how Jesus reaches out and invites us to trust Him:

A man with leprosy came and knelt before Jesus and said, "Lord, if [you're] willing, you can make me clean." I love that. "If you're willing"—there was no doubt. This man knew that Jesus could heal him. "Lord, if you're willing, you can make me clean." And Jesus reached out His hand and He touched the man. Here this man comes down the mountain and there's a crowd of people that are following Him. And, you see, my question to you tonight: Are you following the Lord Jesus Christ? Have you trusted Him as your Lord? Can you call Jesus Christ tonight, "He's my Lord." Have you trusted Him as your Savior?

How do you answer Franklin Graham's question? If you're ready to trust Jesus Christ as your savior, call us toll free at 1-866-JESUS-CARES or click billygraham.org.


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Sunday, 28 October 2007
THE KEY TO BLESSING
"He replied, 'Yes, but even more blessed are all who hear the Word of God and put it into practice'" (Luke 11:28)

If you and I could know only one rule that would guarantee us real happiness, no doubt this should be it. Because the meaning of this promise is the same in or out of context, we shall share briefly the out - of - context guarantee contained therein.

Man's chief happiness - his, or her, highest honor - is to obey the Word of God. No earthly honor or achievement can compare with the blessing, meaning in and fulfillment that come from obeying the Word and Will of God.

Implicit in putting into practice - or obeying - the Word of God is the matter of knowing the Word of God. This, of course, implies reading, studying, meditating upon and even memorizing the Scriptures. If we are neglecting this phase of the Christian life, we are omitting a vitally important part of spiritual nurture, without which it is impossible to live a supernatural life.

Something about the Word refreshes, cleanses, uplifts the heart and soul of each one of us when we spend time in its pages. God made it - and us - that way. No matter how many times we may have read the Word of God, even the entire Bible, there is something remarkably fresh and new about it every time we read it.

If somehow we lack the discipline to do what we should about the Word, we may pray ceaselessly for the Holy Spirit to illumine its truths to our minds and apply them to our lives.

I will not neglect God's Word but will consider it a necessary ingredient to the life of the Spirit -supernatural living.

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Saturday, 27 October 2007
TRAVELING LIGHT

"Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest." (Matt. 11:28 NLT).

Rest from the burden of a small god. Why? Because I have found the Lord.

Rest from doing things my way. Why? Because the Lord is my Shepherd.

Rest from endless wants. Why? Because I shall not want.

Rest from weariness. Why? Because he makes me to lie down.

Rest from worry. Why? Because he leads me.

Rest from hopelessness. Why? Because he restores my soul.

Rest from guilt. Why? Because he leads me in the paths of righteousness.

Rest from arrogance. Why? Because of his name's sake.

Rest from the valley of death. Why? Because he walks me through it.

Rest from the shadow of grief. Why? Because he guides me.

Rest from fear. Why? Because his presence comforts me.

Rest from loneliness. Why? Because he is with me.

Rest from shame. Why? Because he has prepared a place for me in the presence of my enemies.

Rest from my disappointments. Why? Because he anoints me.

Rest from envy. Why? Because my cup overflows.

Rest from doubt. Why? Because he follows me.

Rest from homesickness. Why? Because I will dwell in the house of my Lord forever.

Max Lucado
From Traveling Light
Copyright 2001, Thomas Nelson Publishers


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Friday, 26 October 2007
Lost Paradise
Here is Billy Graham's answer to why we were created:

Why did God create us? He created you in His image because He loves. And He wanted you to return love to Him. So what happened? Man was in a paradise. Everything was beautiful, and man was to live forever. God did not create man to die. But one day man said, "I don't need God." So man broke God's moral law. You see, God's got some laws in the universe, and man rebelled against God. And ever since that moment, the Bible says all of us have been rebellious against God. You may not be conscious of it; you're not shaking your fist at God. But the Bible calls it sin.

And the only answer to the problem of sin is Jesus Christ. We're the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. To learn more about what it means to have a relationship with Jesus Christ, call us toll free at 866-JESUS-CARES or click billygraham.org


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Thursday, 25 October 2007
YOURS IS THE KINGDOM
Topic: Luke 12:28-34
"So don't be afraid, little flock. For it gives your Father great happiness to give you the Kingdom" (Luke 12:32).

Do you like the picture, as I do, of being a part of God's little flock? That makes Him our shepherd, of course, and it makes us His sheep. How apt a picture!

Often, I am sure, most of us must seem to wander like lost sheep - not knowing which way to turn. It is at such times, in particular, that I need to see the Lord Jesus Christ as my great Shepherd, tenderly watching over me in the midst of every kind of heartache and burden.

In Judea, it was common to see men tending sheep, looking over the flocks by day and night. The shepherd watched over them, defended them, provided for them, led them to green pastures and beside still water.

Jesus was - and is - the Good Shepherd. His flock was relatively small. Few really followed Him, compared to the multitude who ignored Him. Though small in number, they were not to fear because God was their Friend. He would provide for them. He purposed to give them the kingdom and they had nothing to fear.

Today, we are part of a large and growing flock with a great and loving Shepherd. Just to know that He watches over us - cares for us - is joy supreme.

During the day I will deliberately look up into God's heaven several times to see that great Shepherd of the sheep, the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Wednesday, 24 October 2007
HE HONORS THE HUMBLE
Topic: Matthew 23:5-12
"For everyone who tries to honor himself shall be humbled: and he who humbles himself shall be honored" (Luke 14:11).

At times I am respectfully amused at the repetition of certain themes in the Word of God - repeated over and over again so that you and I will not forget the importance of the message. This is one of those principles.

Many missionaries have given up honor, acclaim, and success at home in obedience to God's call upon their lives. Perhaps to their surprise, God has honored them in many ways despite the fact that they purposely gave up all rights to such honor.

In every field of endeavor, the principle is true. Most men who seek genuine acclaim are thoroughly humbled along the way. Conversely, most people who humble themselves as a part of their commitment to Jesus Christ and His service are eventually honored.

I have seen this truth fulfilled on numerous occasions in the work of Campus Crusade for Christ to which the Lord has called me. Many young people have stepped into unsung roles of service for their Master. God has honored them not only with fruit for their hire, but also with a measure of acclaim they never would have achieved otherwise.

It is part of God's plan to abase the proud and raise up the humble. Our goal should be committed service for the Savior. We should let Him take care of the honoring and the humbling.

I'll recognize anew today that the only good thing about me - and about any believer - is the reality of my relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ through the indwelling person of the Holy Spirit.

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Tuesday, 23 October 2007
BREAD OF LIFE
Topic: Matthew 5:1-6
"Jesus replied, 'I am the Bread of Life. No one coming to Me will ever be hungry again. Those believing in Me shall never thirst'" (John 6:35).

What would it be like never to be hungry - never to be thirsty?

Even in affluent America, you and I - and perhaps most people - have felt pangs of hunger and thirst, if only for a brief period. Jesus is telling us here that, spiritually speaking, we need never be hungry or thirsty again.

But how is that possible?

As the bread of life - the support of spiritual life - His doctrines give life and peace to the soul.

In Eastern countries, especially, there are vast deserts and often a great lack of water. By nature, the soul is like a traveler wandering through such a desert. Thirsting for happiness, seeking it everywhere and finding it not, he looks in all directions and tries all objects - in vain.

St. Augustine expressed this hunger for God in the following prayer, "Thou hast made us for Thyself, O God, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in Thee."

When we drink of the water that is Christ, we become satisfied - and need never thirst again. As we continue to grow in grace, which comes only by feasting on His Word, we find a never-ending pattern of satisfaction with Him and all that concerns Him.

The principle is clear: As you and I feed on the Word of God and its rich truths, we are satisfying a spiritual hunger and thirst that could never be satisfied otherwise. Hungering and thirsting after righteousness, on the other hand, is also a necessity if we are really to grow in grace. The truths are not contradictory, but are complementary.

My daily manna and drink shall come from the living Word, our Lord Jesus Christ, and His holy inspired written word, the Bible, enabling me to live the supernatural life.

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BREAD OF LIFE
Topic: Matthew 5:1-6
"Jesus replied, 'I am the Bread of Life. No one coming to Me will ever be hungry again. Those believing in Me shall never thirst'" (John 6:35).

What would it be like never to be hungry - never to be thirsty?

Even in affluent America, you and I - and perhaps most people - have felt pangs of hunger and thirst, if only for a brief period. Jesus is telling us here that, spiritually speaking, we need never be hungry or thirsty again.

But how is that possible?

As the bread of life - the support of spiritual life - His doctrines give life and peace to the soul.

In Eastern countries, especially, there are vast deserts and often a great lack of water. By nature, the soul is like a traveler wandering through such a desert. Thirsting for happiness, seeking it everywhere and finding it not, he looks in all directions and tries all objects - in vain.

St. Augustine expressed this hunger for God in the following prayer, "Thou hast made us for Thyself, O God, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in Thee."

When we drink of the water that is Christ, we become satisfied - and need never thirst again. As we continue to grow in grace, which comes only by feasting on His Word, we find a never-ending pattern of satisfaction with Him and all that concerns Him.

The principle is clear: As you and I feed on the Word of God and its rich truths, we are satisfying a spiritual hunger and thirst that could never be satisfied otherwise. Hungering and thirsting after righteousness, on the other hand, is also a necessity if we are really to grow in grace. The truths are not contradictory, but are complementary.

My daily manna and drink shall come from the living Word, our Lord Jesus Christ, and His holy inspired written word, the Bible, enabling me to live the supernatural life.

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Monday, 22 October 2007
TRUSTING IS GOD'S GIFT
Topic: I Peter 1:3-9
"Because of His kindness you have been saved through trusting Christ. And even trusting is not of yourselves; it too is a gift from God. Salvation is not a reward for the good we have done, so none of us can take any credit for it." (Ephesians 2:8,9).

Joe had asked Jesus to come into his life many times but was never sure of his salvation. "How can I be sure I'm a Christian and will go to heaven when I die?" he asked.

I explained that it was not enough to ask Jesus to come to live within us and forgive our sins. We must believe that He will do exactly what He promised to do. By faith, we must be able to say, "I know that Jesus is the Son of God, that He died for my sins, that He was raised from the dead and that He will come into my life and change me if I ask Him to. I know that He will make me His child and never leave me because all of these are promises from God's holy, inspired Word. Therefore, I believe the promise of Ephesians 2:8,9 - that I attain salvation through trust in Christ."

Through the years I have seen thousands of individuals profess faith in Christ after hearing or reading John 1:12, (KJV) "But as many received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God," and Revelation 3:20, where Jesus promised, "Behold, I stand at the door and knock; if anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him" (NAS). But not everyone with whom I have prayed has received the assurance of salvation. The reason? It is not enough to ask Christ into our lives; we must believe His promise, "For by grace you have been saved through faith" (Ephesians 2:8, NAS).

Have I been asking Jesus Christ into my life frequently through the years, but am not sure He is there, not sure of eternal life, or that I would go to heaven if I died today? If so, I will pray, "Right now, Lord Jesus, whatever may have taken place in my life prior to this moment, I want to declare that I believe in You as my Savior and wish to follow You as my Lord. So, for the last time, I invite You to come into my life. Forgive my sins; cleanse me; make me the kind of person You want me to be. By faith in You and in the authority of Your inspired Word, I now acknowledge that You live within me, and I believe Your promise, 'I will never desert you, nor will I ever forsake you.'* Therefore, I will never insult You by asking You to into my life again, but will hereafter thank You daily that You indwell me, that I have eternal life and that through the enabling of Your power I can live a supernatural life. *Hebrews 13:5, NAS.

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Sunday, 21 October 2007
HE HAS NOT DESERTED ME
Topic: John 8:25-28
"And He who sent Me is with Me - He has not deserted Me - for I always do those things that are pleasing to Him" (John 8:29).

If we have a conscience free of offense, and if we have evidence that we please God, it matters little if men oppose us or what others may think of us. "Enoch, before his translation, had this testimony - that he pleased God."

It would not be fair for you or me to profess ignorance in this matter of pleasing God. If we had never known before, we know now that it comes from doing always those things He commands - which of course are the things that please Him.

Jesus is saying here, among other things, that God is with Him in the working of miracles. Though men had forsaken and rejected Him, yet God stayed by Him and worked in and through Him.

In the same way, God has made it possible for us to please Him by giving us His Holy Spirit to indwell, enable and empower us for service. With the available enablement, we are without excuse in the matter of doing the "greater things" He has promised for those who love and serve Him.

What better goal for today, tomorrow and all our coming days than to seek to please Him?

So that Christ might be magnified in my body, whether by life or by death, I will seek to do only those things today which please Him.

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Saturday, 20 October 2007
YOU WILL BE DIFFERENT
Topic: Romans 6:4-14

"Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature; old things are passed away; behold all things are become new" (2 Corinthians 5:17, KJV).

A prominent businessman, elder in a prestigious church, was impatient with "narrow-minded, born-again Christians." "I am a Christian," he said, "but I have never been born again, and frankly I'm not interested. We emphasize more important issues in my church."

When I read the third chapter of John with him and explained that there is only one kind of biblical Christian, the one who is "born-again," and that no other kind of "Christian" can enter into the kingdom of God according to the words of Jesus, the light suddenly went on. With this new insight he readily received Christ as his Savior and Lord.

A caterpillar is an ugly, hairy, earthbound worm - until it weaves a cocoon about its body. Then an amazing transformation takes place. Out of that cocoon emerges a beautiful butterfly - a new creature, able to live on another plane, to soar in to the heavens. So it is with man.

John 3 records Jesus' explanation of how one becomes a new creature. Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews who tried to adhere meticulously to every detail of the law, had come to Jesus for counsel.

"'Rabbi, we know that You have come from God as a teacher; for no one can do these signs that You do unless God is with him.' Jesus answered and said to him, 'Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God." (John 3:2,3, NAS).

Puzzled, Nicodemus asked, "How can a man be born when he is old? He cannot enter a second time into his mother's womb and be born, can he?" (John 3:4, NAS). Then Jesus explained that physical birth alone does not qualify anyone to enter the kingdom of God. Since His is a spiritual kingdom, we must experience spiritual birth.

I will read John's gospel, chapter three, meditating especially on the first eight verses, and will consider again my relationship with the Lord. If I should die today, I want to be sure I would go to heaven, and through the enabling of the Holy Spirit I want to begin living the supernatural life.


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