Many misunderstood Jesus, mistaking His crucifixion for weakness. Imagine Him declaring Himself the Son of God, only to allow Himself to be crucified. To the world, it looked like defeat. Yet, His death on the cross was the greatest display of strength in history—and on the third day, they knew the truth.
We understand there is no profit in sin, so when the world comes with all its sought-after lust, we know and recognize it is not for us because we are of God, and He has made known to us what we are to do and not do.
And he said unto Jesus, Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom. And Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise. – Luke 23:42-43 (KJV)
The greatest wealth, knowledge, wisdom, and understanding anyone can possess is God’s Word. Without it, we are spiritually dead; with it, we live forevermore.
As children of God, we understand that being poor or rich is not only about money. Most importantly, we know that when we invest our time in God, everything else begins to align. A relationship with Him brings stability, favor, and peace—even with those who oppose us.
When we do the right things in life (good works), we reflect Christ, and His marvelous light shines through us, glorifying God in heaven.
If we say that we belong to Jesus, then we should walk as Jesus walked. He isn’t just a part of our lives—He is the standard for how we live them. Every choice we make, every pursuit we follow, and every situation we encounter should be measured against Jesus’ life.
When we face the impossible—whether we need oceans to part, walls to crumble, or mountains moved—we have a faithful God who meets our every need.” There is nothing greater than our God. He is with us wherever we go, and He cannot be defeated.
We should become so much like Christ that when we speak, others can hear Christ talking; when we think, our mindset is so aligned with Jesus that it causes God joy daily; and our actions mirror Jesus to the point that they light up the world around us.
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Jesus suffered and died to achieve the desired result God wanted for us—to deliver us from our sins and bring us into a new life by the baptism of the Holy Spirit. With our new life comes a new way of living, and the Holy Spirit teaches us how to walk in righteousness. Some of these changes may be mentally and physically painful.
