It is so easy to fall off track. To walk towards temptation and to forget that some titles
and activities are not what you are called to do. When God seems the quietest, it happens during those
times. We have to remind of ourselves
continually of what we have been saved from and Whose we are.
I reasoned within myself something that many would consider
something minor was okay for me. However and thankfully, I was quickly reminded
by the Lord by text that this was not acceptable to Him. I regretted my choice. So yes, even though my life seems quiet
and like I am not being directed by Him, when He sees we are really walking in
the wrong path, He will intervene.
I am not encouraging anyone to purposefully choose to do
what is not right just to test if God will step in before we move forward or
correct us when we mess up.
Definitely don’t do that.
But do, pray continually that He will lead you in the way you should
go. Pray that evil will not
entertain you, tempt you, and cause you to forget who God called you to
be.
I am thankful that Jesus is still working on me and that the
Holy Spirit is with me. The word
says,
What? Know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy
Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? For ye are brought with a price:
therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God’s. (1
Corinthians 6 10-20).
We do not belong to ourselves. We belong to God.
I was watching a program last Sabbath that I enjoy each time I see
it. The show Signs and Symbols
with the four speakers (one being Ivor Myers) were on chapter 12 of Revelation
breaking each section down piece by piece. If you have not seen anything, I recommend watching that.
It’s Revelation seminar and makes more sense to me. When the time comes for us
to see Him in all His glory, don’t we want to have less to be ashamed
about? He is giving us ample
opportunity to live right and do right by Him. Jesus is available to help and strengthen us. The Holy Spirit is here to guide
us. We don’t want to make it to
that great day and not be able to stand.
I have much in my life I can be embarrassed about and I’m sure that you
do too.
Each day, each week, let’s strive to be better than we were
before.
So my testimony is that text from Corinithians. It came when I needed correction and
guidance the most. I am thankful
that the Lord still gives a word to help us even when we are in a sorry sinful
mess.
No comments:
Post a Comment