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When we surrender fully to Jesus and seek to possess the mind of Christ, we will find that God will use us to lead others to discover his love and grace.
Because of Christ, we are no longer condemned but adopted as God's sons and daughters, receiving His love, guidance, strength, and an eternal inheritance.
In Acts 8 we find some things that surprised the apostles. Things were not going as planned and yet were advancing God’s kingdom in extraordinary ways.
As we embrace the reality of our debt being paid by Jesus, we need to also consider what Jesus told us about how we are to forgive others.
When Jesus takes longer than we think he should to solve our problems or help us, does that trip us up?
As Paul said in Philippians, “I can do all things through him who strengthens me.” We are not to simply be strong on our own.
“For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother’s womb…I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
It is a specific kind of bread that we are to avoid consuming. No, it’s not white bread, or wheat bread, or sourdough that we are to avoid. Psalm 127 is clear that there is no benefit to eating “the bread of anxious toil.”