Romans 7 (excerpts)
...you also died to the law through the body of Christ, that you might belong to another, to him who was raised from the dead, in order that we might bear fruit for God.
...you also died to the law through the body of Christ, that you might belong to another, to him who was raised from the dead, in order that we might bear fruit for God.
5 For when we were in the realm of the flesh, the sinful passions aroused by the law were at work in us, so that we bore fruit for death. 6 But now, by dying to what once bound us, we have been released from the law so that we serve in the new way of the Spirit, and not in the old way of the written code.
...the law is holy, and the commandment is holy, righteous and good.
...Who will rescue me from this body that is subject to death?
25 Thanks be to God, who delivers me through Jesus Christ our Lord!
Praise God!
How can we truly live for Christ?
Do we consider it an obligation or it becomes innate in us?
The most beautiful part of my walk with God is that He let me and my family surround ourselves of His words, His messages, and His wondrous blessings....
We become in tune to Him as He leads us through His words. We read the Bible daily and contemplate on it; we watch TV that focuses on God's words and family entertainment centered on God; we share Ram teaching moments on how God's love abounds; we let Him be the center of our lives.
I am not sharing this to make a big fuss out of it or to boast on the godly living that we have; I am sharing this because it is the change of life that our Loving Lord had lead us through.
Living for Christ is always a challenge, it is not a struggle. Yes, God's grace abounds continuously everyday, but certainly, to make the relationship with God strong, we need to make an effort on our part.......a consistent effort of living it all up for Him. A relationship will fail if it is only one-sided.....
Truly, thanks be to God that we have been rescued from the bondage of sin. Jesus Christ our savior have rescued us from the yoke of death and sin. And now that we are free, He wants us to be His hands and feet for others to know Him too. We will bear fruits as we cling on and remain in Him. And to remain in Him is to be consistently in tune with Him.....everyday, every moment, every breath.........through His words..........through praying...........through sharing.........
Do we consider it an obligation or it becomes innate in us?
The most beautiful part of my walk with God is that He let me and my family surround ourselves of His words, His messages, and His wondrous blessings....
We become in tune to Him as He leads us through His words. We read the Bible daily and contemplate on it; we watch TV that focuses on God's words and family entertainment centered on God; we share Ram teaching moments on how God's love abounds; we let Him be the center of our lives.
I am not sharing this to make a big fuss out of it or to boast on the godly living that we have; I am sharing this because it is the change of life that our Loving Lord had lead us through.
Living for Christ is always a challenge, it is not a struggle. Yes, God's grace abounds continuously everyday, but certainly, to make the relationship with God strong, we need to make an effort on our part.......a consistent effort of living it all up for Him. A relationship will fail if it is only one-sided.....
Truly, thanks be to God that we have been rescued from the bondage of sin. Jesus Christ our savior have rescued us from the yoke of death and sin. And now that we are free, He wants us to be His hands and feet for others to know Him too. We will bear fruits as we cling on and remain in Him. And to remain in Him is to be consistently in tune with Him.....everyday, every moment, every breath.........through His words..........through praying...........through sharing.........
A blessed day to all (".)
InTouch Impact Team Prayer Partnership:
Please pray with me,
(for the whole month of December)
WEEK 3: Christmas is especially difficult for those who are hurting emotionally or experiencing another type of
WEEK 4: Lift up believers this week as we celebrate Christ’s
WEEK 5: As we begin a new year, ask God to show every
Glory to GOD!
(for the whole month of December)
WEEK 2: This Christmas, ask the Father to stir the hearts
of the lost, giving them a hunger to know Him personally.
Pray for Him to provide witnesses who can clearly share
the gospel with them.
WEEK 3: Christmas is especially difficult for those who are hurting emotionally or experiencing another type of
unmet need. Pray for these people to sense the comfort
and encouragement of the Lord.
WEEK 4: Lift up believers this week as we celebrate Christ’s
birth. Pray that we will be able to meditate on the spiritual
meaning of the holiday in the midst of all the festivities.
WEEK 5: As we begin a new year, ask God to show every
believer His will for his or her life. Pray that each Christian
will have a heart that is willing and obedient to the Lord.
Glory to GOD!
May Jesus' love abounds in us all everyday (".)
Bible in a Year:
Read the Bible in One Year- Here's a reading plan where you and I can focus on God's Words everyday....to make it a habit, make it a practice, Amen :)
Read with me; God speaks to us through His words :)
December 5, 2011- Numbers 28-30
Today is the day :)
If you have not received Jesus Christ yet in your heart, today is the day. May you embrace His love and His gift :)
"Lord Jesus, I believe You are truly the Son of God. I confess that I have sinned against You in thought, word, and deed. Please forgive all my wrongdoing, and let me live in relationship with You from now on. I receive You as my personal Savior, accepting the work You accomplished once and for all on the cross. Thank You for saving me. Help me to live a life that is pleasing to You. Amen." (ref prayer by: Mr. Charles Stanley)
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