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Monday, 28 September 2015

'Second Class. Part-Two.

Delivered, Rescued, Redeemed.

The pressure, the oppression it cannot last for ever, but sometimes it seems too? Many people have gone through the mill of life and they have been delivered by God, God chose us not because we were good.

But because we saw what we were and called out to Him and He heard us and changed us, because he sees us not as we are, but as what he has for us.

So if you think you are a second class whatever, trust Him now and get delivered to destination Heaven. 

Psalm 119:122,  134,  Luke 1:74-75,  Acts 9:31.

'Second Class. Part-One.

Criminal Records.

Wither you have one, or are just know for getting in trouble with the police, it kind of sticks to you like a bad smell. Later on in life, despite so many laws that are supposed to protect us, that past drags on behind us and many people who know it keep us down.

Being second class in this world and trying to keep to the straight and narrow is harder than being a criminal. But faith in Jesus is harder, because you show up the hypocrisy in the so called 'Good Living peoples.

Matthew 23:13-29,  Luke 6:24-26.


Monday, 14 September 2015

Excuses for... Part-Two.

Choosing Light or Darkness.

Humanity has been given free will by God for us to choose our own destiny in life, wither we do bad and evil? Live in the darkness of denial and ignorance or we choose to believe and follow Jesus?

Doing what is right, fair and honest in His light, not pleasing people, not doing good deeds so we get the praise of the world. But rather serving Jesus and doing what is right, looking for no return or thanks but pressing on for our crown in Heaven.

John 12:35-36,  Proverbs 4:19,  Hebrews 3:7-8.

Monday, 7 September 2015

STAMINA. Part-Three.

Forgiven and Re-assured.

You have to be mentally tough to be a Christian, the world is for the wimps who hide behind anything they can find as an excuse.

You know what we were before Jesus changed us and made us His people. We were selfish, proud, arrogant, greedy, abusive, braggers, boaster of self.

Now we see the ugliness of that failure, knowing God has bought us back and so we strive against the hostility and hatred of this dark world.

God Bless you my brothers and sisters.

Matthew 6:14,  10:16-23,  John 3:16,  1 John 2:12.

Monday, 31 August 2015

Copy Cats. Part-Two.

Theft.

Non of us likes to see things stolen from us, wither it be a burglary or our artists commission and yet many of us make the excuses to do it still.

The bible tells us that we must not steal from others, stealing does not just mean big things. it also means money from mummy's purse or dads wallet. 

Theft is the same it is all sin, but God in His mercy says seek Me and I will forgive you through My Son Jesus.

Deuteronomy 5:19,  Amos 5:4,  Matthew 6:14,  Luke 18:20,  John 3:16,  1 John 2:12.


Monday, 24 August 2015

Excuses for... Part-One.

Rioting after Carnival and Celebrations.

The summer bank holiday is next week in Great Britain and it has a traditional reputation for drugs, abuse and conflict with the police. The last few years since 2011 has been calm, but with another murder in Brixton south-London things might boil over.

Street parades and parties usually lead to some form of disturbances, we only have to look at northern-Ireland and Rio in Brazil to see how things can easily get out of hand.

But these are really all just excuses from the start for vice and sin, what they originally were based on were Christian celebrations that in a away have been hijacked and the real meaning long gone.

Genesis 3:12-13,  Acts 24:25,  Romans 1:20.

Monday, 17 August 2015

STAMINA. Part-Two.

Can you keep up with It?

Endurance marks out the calling and the life of Born-Again believer, we are always pressing on for the promised prize. We cannot afford to look back, because we already know our past life is of no worth only Jesus now is our destiny.

Keeping it daily is through reading the bible and applying it in to our own situations, we also pray and study the word to get more strength.

If we do not do these things and retain this knowledge of Jesus Victory in our lives we will fade away and may be in danger of loosing our hope of Salvation. It is tough to be a Christian, because we say, 'No constantly to what the world says it wants.'

Psalm 37:24,  28,  Jeremiah 32:40,  Hosea 12:6,  Matthew 10:22,   John 6:39-40,  Galatians 5:1.