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Love makes the Father manifest

08 Monday May 2017

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When God appeared to Moses He appeared as a pillar of smoke in the day and a pillar of fire at night.

God is opposite the world. Everything you see in the world, every comparison you make, every way you might try to understand God through the world falls short of His magnificent and supernatural glory. It is hard to understand at times when we see even animals giving themselves for those they love. there are great examples of altruism in the animal kingdom. Man has no explanation for this.

In 2008, a bottlenose dolphin rescued two beached whales in New Zealand by leding them out to deeper water. The whales surely would have died had it not been for the dolphin. In New Zealand, a group of swimmers were surprised when dolphins began circling around them, tighter and tighter, splashing in the water. The swimmers initially thought the dolphins were displaying aggressive behavior. It turned out that they were warding off sharks.

When you consider the lessons in John 14:22-24, we see Jesus talking We want to better understand God through these natural acts of selflessness. However, if we use the things of the world to make God manifest, they will always fall short of His supernatural reality. This is why only Jesus’ love, and our love for Him, can make the Father manifest.

God’s love given to us through His Son Jesus activates the reality of the Father and Holy Spirit in your life. Your eyes are opened. You can see Him in His word, through your prayer time, in your life’s activity, through your times of meditation and devotion. Your ability to see God is expanded through true heartfelt worship, the penitent heart of a believer. God is more visible to us as our hearts are shattered under the pressure of our sin such that Jesus can pick up the pieces and glue it back together through His act of salvation.

Activate the Father’s love in your life simply by growing in love for Jesus. As your love for Jesus grows, your love for the Father grows. As this divine love grows in you, the world sees Him in you. This makes God manifest through you.

Let God be visible in your life. Love Him. He already loves you. Let that perfect selfless love shine through you.

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Loving Obedience

02 Sunday Apr 2017

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Throughout the entire Bible there are many threads of consistent testimony. One we find everywhere is that God will send a Redeemer, a Savior, One whom will come to forgive us our sins and save us. Another is that there are rules God sets down, there are standards He has for life, for worship, for parenthood, for our professional actions, for relationships and even for every day life. The overarching and governing expectation, the one new commandment, the standard by which this is all accomplished is love. Love born through the life of the Savior. Love exemplified in His activities on earth. Love shared by and through His life given for our eternal life. Love He showed His Father in Heaven as He submitted to all the trials, tribulations, threats, false witness, and ultimately His complete obedience to God’s will. In John 14:15 Jesus simply states a life principle for Him. He shows His love to the Father most poignantly through obedience, through the submission to His commandments.

There is not a lot to say concerning this very simple request. Jesus simply says, if you love me, keep my commandments. He does not demand your love. Jesus does not order your obedience Jesus does not put conditions on His love for us, He will love regardless. He puts no conditions on His Father’s love either, the Father loves us regardless. There are no limits to love that proceeds from God, the only limit is our returning love to Him. We can choose to obey, or not. However, what we choose does have a testimony. We speak with our actions. We’ve all heard that we can vote with our feet. The action we take shows engagement or apathy. Action shows support or neglect. To Jesus love is active, thoughtful, careful, contemplative and involved.

When we seek wisdom in God’s word and apply it to our lives, we show how we love Jesus. When we seek to implement God’s standards in our lives, we show how we love Jesus. When we share God’s love the way He shared God’s love, we show how we love Jesus. Ultimately, when we obey God’s commandments, we show our love for Him, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Do you love Jesus? Search His word, seek His commandments, implement them in your life. Show Jesus you love Him, He’s already shared His love for you through the Cross.

Your life speaks

06 Monday Mar 2017

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When you walk with Jesus, your life speaks of His path, His joy, His peace, His salvation. Your life speaks.

John 13:35 speaks of how all men will know Christians. All mankind can recognize christians through many different stereotypical observations. If you think about it, our lives activity mark what we believe in. That is why, right or wrong, people of the world see people who are hard workers, don’t swear, don’t smoke, don’t drink, believe in life at conception, go to church regularly, believe in the nuclear family see these people as Christians. Christians are seen as traditionalists.

Christians are also seen as loyal, faithful, trustworthy, loving, caring, dedicated and above all individuals who pour their hearts out to those in their church. Consider how Christians in the first century were identified. The Church at Cenchrea (Rom 16:1), The Church at Corinth (1 Cor 1:2; 2 Cor 1:1) even the church at Babylon (1 Pet 5:13). The people of Jesus are known as kind, generous, humble, self effacing, hospitable and compassionate.

The church is also commonly  identified in another way – the church of God (Act 20:28; 1 Cor 1:2; 10:32; 11:22; 15:9; 2 Cor 1:1; Gal 1:13; 1 Tim 3:5). The Christian Church is identified with all the attributes of the people within those churches. We should always be concerned with how our church is identified and not run from it, but seek to change the perception because it is born from us, right here in these walls. In other words, if we are not properly identified, we should be striving to change our testimony to change the testimony of the church in which we worship.

The truth is we need to see how our part individually effects all those around us. Ephesians 5:25 tells us that Jesus so loved the church that He gave himself for it. You, too, Christian should give your life out of love for your church. Many question the definition of church in this verse. It is not a building, but it is the group of believers you regularly identify with and they worship in the same place you do.

Ladies and gentlemen, the commandment is that we love one another. This prevailing sense, that we are, we embody and we exemplify those things listed above through that love is vital. It not only stigmatizes and identifies us, it gives the pigments, the varying hues and colors to our lives and the lives around us. Yes, you are, whether appropriately or not, identified by those you keep company with.

We must not shy from the public. Where we have failed, we share Christ’s loving forgiveness. Where we have success, we share His loving provision. No matter the circumstance, bemoaning our life is self defeating. We, as Christians, must stand up, change for Christ and properly identify with Him to properly identify His church. If we do not, we violate 1 John 1:6 by claiming fellowship with Christ, but walking in darkness and not doing the truth. Doing the truth is doing the things of Christ. Actively loving as Christ actively loves is the key to a successful Christian testimony. Christian, love one another as Christ loves you.

Exemplify Christ

22 Sunday Jan 2017

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fruit_of_christlikenessJesus simply asks that we exemplify Him in all things, especially service. Exemplify Christ is our theme for this year. It is only fitting that Christ would guide us to this theme in January in the simple course of our study of the scriptures together. But many ask, how do we know that we are growing in Christ? How do we know we are changing for His glory? The answer is very simple, ask yourself is you are changing for His glory, becoming more like Him. On page 189 of my book I explain how one can have confidence in being Christlike.

Staying in fellowship with the believing church, remaining under the preaching and teaching of God’s Word, desiring and seeking fellowship with believers rather than unbelievers–these are proofs that you belong, and that He is abiding in you, that you are abiding in Him. This steadfast remaining faith testifies of your salvation. When we continue to seek others out who know Christ and we more covet relationships and time with them than we do with unbelievers, this is an assurance of our salvation. When we desire and gravitate toward and implement the things in our lives of other believers, these are further evidences of our salvation. As we see Christlikeness displayed and we look to implement that in our lives because we remain and are steadfast in our testimony, this is evidence of and assurance in our salvation. When our heart yearns to be as Christlike as Jesus himself and we hunger and thirst for the righteousness that is in the scriptures, we have further assurance of our salvation. All of these are marks of abiding, remaining and the stick-to-it-iv-ness that labels the Christian as a Christian and pushes out the world. As we see the world’s treasures and lures fade away and our desires are replaced with a yearning for godliness and the things of God, His Son and the Holy Spirit we are assured of our salvation.  (Knowing you are saved, Xulon Press, 2016, pg 189.)

Understand that exemplifying Christ is a joy. As Jesus before us, we are persecuted, but we are to be joyful. (Matt 5:10) As Jesus before us, we are vilified, but we are to be blessed. (Matt 5:11) As Jesus before us, we are abused, but we are to be content.

When our contentment in life grows, no matter the adversity, we are more exemplifying Christ. When our contentment for persecution grows, we are more exemplifying Christ. When we are more content being in church, living and remaining in God’s house, being around His people, we are more exemplifying Christ. When we exhibit greater levels of forgiveness, love, mercy and faith, we more exemplify Christ. As we grow in grace, grow in His forgiving light and grow in His loving and generous attitude toward others we better exemplify Christ. That, Christian, is our challenge.

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The First Christmas Gift

19 Thursday Dec 2013

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One of God’s greatest gifts is a healthy baby. On a day, some 2000 years ago there was just such a gift. Not only was this a blessing to mother and father, this was a first gift of Christmas, a greatest gift of love, an everlasting gift to all of mankind. Two people, Joseph and Mary were given a Son. This was not just some child born to a simple set of beggarly parents. No this was a Son like no other. This Son would lead a pure life untarnished by sin. God’s greatest gift, therefore, is not just a child, but the child.

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son.

This was a heavenly child. This child came directly from the abode of God himself. This

God's perfect gift of love was the first and most perfect gift of Christmas.

God’s perfect gift of love was the first and most perfect gift of Christmas.

child had another life before He came here. He was conscious of it when He left it, and He was conscious of His meager surroundings when He arrived. This was a child that came from the highest throne imaginable. This child chose to lower Himself to the deepest depths of depravity simply out of love (Philippians 2:7-8).

When we think of love, many think of the scripture,

“greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends” (John 15:13).

We should put this into perspective for Christmas. Jesus spoke of pure personal experience. Jesus had already laid down His life in heaven to come to earth when He spoke these words.

The life in John 15:13 is a word that means great desire, inner spiritual or emotional driving force; it indicates with respect to life, the very spiritual being that is inside each and every one of us. It is not just physical life, for we all desire to continue living. It is the greatest and deepest spiritual desires that man experiences in life. This coupled with the word that we see translated “lay down” can be translated “to bring about” or “to bring upon.” Therefore, the Son of God forsook the heavenly place, His abode for eternity past, and brought upon Himself life in the flesh purely out of His love for this world. He loves us so much He gave up all of the perfect sinlessness in Heaven just to be with us, live a life with us, heal us, serve us and die for us. That is a loving gift.

God also made great promises in this gift. The hope that we feel and see exhibited on any given Christmas day is a hope that everyone knows exists. It is a hope that people all over the world actually have heard tell of – a great promise. It is a hope that is born purely out of the love discussed above. It is a hope given freely by a person but it is only truly provided through faith. Though everyone knows of this hope, and everyone actually hopes for this very thing, few actually receive the actuation of this hope. The hope we are discussing is eternal life.

God’s gift was given out of love for a purpose. The purpose of the gift is to provide a vehicle for a great promise. The promise is eternal life. “the season of perpetual hope,” as it has been called is rightly named. Yet, ironically man routinely denies, or flippantly discusses where this hope came from and the purpose it serves. For man, there is hope that we will see things better if we get something that pleases us under the Christmas tree. We also hope that we give something to someone that they enjoy. The hope then is that we have a better temporal outlook. The hope for most men is truly just something that happens here each year and it has to do with some reciprocal materialistic giving.

The true hope though is otherworldly in origin and purpose. Man seeks this eternal hope, the hope of a wonderful eternal life, and knows it is possible. Every one who celebrates Christmas and sees the great love of God in Christmas knows there is something eternally special about the spiritual condition of our world at this time of year. Something special had to happen to make this hope permeate throughout all of mankind on the planet. It is not just an American holiday. Christmas is celebrated in most major countries around the world. Those who do not celebrate are noticeably humanistic in their overall operation such as China, North Korea, Iran, Turkey and Japan.

The true hope in this season is the purpose of the Christ Child’s birth – to provide an avenue for eternal life for all mankind. This is a hope man has had for thousands of years as Christ Himself said, “Your father Abraham rejoiced to see my day: and he saw it, and was glad” (John 8:56). Ladies and gentlemen, the hope for mankind arrived as an infant in Bethlehem, was laid in a manger and the heavens rejoiced (Luke 2:13-14). The proclamation is in verse 14,

on earth peace, good will toward men.

The child, Jesus of Nazareth, brought this peace and good will with Him in the perfect love that permeated His whole being. This is the love of God, the perfect peace, good will toward all men and the hope of eternal life.

Humility

10 Thursday Oct 2013

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This is a subject frequently discussed in scripture. It is also, along with love, the most difficult for man to activate in life. We are not naturally humble or loving. Love and humility should feed one another just as pride and selfishness do. God commands us to love one another 19 times. Though love is mentioned over 310 times, that God sees the need to command us to love one another 19 of those times should tell us He has a lot of work to do. The idea of humility is mentioned over 30 times directly. Once again, the fact that God has to tell us what it is and that we must humble ourselves must be significant to us.

God serving man. Humbling Himself to the most humble of tasks to save the most arrogant of his creation.

God serving man. Humbling Himself to the lowliest of tasks to save the most arrogant of his creation.

Humility is portrayed in various ways. The greatest form of humility is displayed in our Lord Jesus as He came from His perfect Heaven to this sin ridden earth in order to save you from sin. If we can consider even the simplest things that this truth involves we can begin to grasp the depth of God’s love for us and how He demonstrated that love in just coming here, let alone dying for us on the cross.

Heaven is so rich that gold is only worthy of being pavement in the streets. Christ gave up treasures and a throne we can not imagine to come here. Heaven is so full of contentment that no one is ever unhappy. Even those poor in spirit, the angels that look longingly down upon us from heaven, are happy in all they are, in all they do, in their whole existence. They have not one regret for they have not one sin.

Heaven is so beautiful and full of light that no darkness exists, nothing detracts from its beauty. There is no death in Heaven. All plants, all animals, all living things remain eternally and exist eternally. There is no dead fall in the forest. You will never see road kill. There is never destruction.  Nothing wears out.

Heaven is so perfect, there is never a pot hole in the streets. You do not need a car. There is no pollution. You will never step into a hole and twist your ankle or break a bone. No one is ever hurt. No need for hospitals. No sickness exists.

Heaven is without defilement, it is holy, separated, sanctified. There is no smell of sewage from a local plant. No paper mills or other industry fills the air with stench. Sheep herds have no odor! I was blessed today to take the trash to the landfill. All of you who have been to a landfill will understand when I say, in heaven there is no landfill!

There is no anger, not wronging, no reason for emotional uproar, no pride, no one wrongs anyone else. No one demands their rights because everyone always loves one another perfectly, selflessly and without ulterior motive. Trust is unreserved. No one is afraid to love one another unconditionally. Worship is pure, perfect, untainted by sin or worldly influence. There is only one church and it is perfect, (just like Grace Bible!). Everyone is welcome and everyone wants to be there.

Humility recognizes Jesus came from this place to where none of the bad things in our lives on earth exist (John 3:28-30). Humility recognizes Jesus CHOSE His path to come to earth. Humility produces a contrite heart as it sees the need for Jesus’ sacrifice. If you are not broken for sin as Christ was, or humble like Him, you have work to do.

God reaches man

06 Sunday Jan 2013

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When man reaches toward God it becomes religion. When God reaches toward man it becomes salvation.

When man reaches toward God it becomes religion. When God reaches toward man it becomes salvation.

Man has attempted to reach out to God from the beginning. First, man thought he could be like God (Genesis 3:5). We thought this would bring us closer to being God, to experience and have knowledge of both good and evil. This sin resulted in ejection from paradise on earth, separation from God.

Then, as angels chose to leave heaven, man thought that joining with them may get him closer to God. Again, with man it was a physical and intellectual experience (Genesis 6:2). Mankind mated with angels and created a growing rebellion on earth that resulted in a need to cleanse the earth through a massive worldwide flood.

Throughout the history of the world, man reaches out to get closer, be more like, or better understand God. The tower of Bable, worshiping through devotion to religious systems (Catholicism, Islam, Mormonism, etc.), moralistic religion (Shintoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, etc.) and others exemplify these truths.  Man has a very hard time realizing and admitting then existing in the reality that the only real way this association can develop is by God reaching out to us. We cannot engineer it.

Man cannot ascend to God. God must lower Himself to man’s plane. That does not mean God has to be coincident with sin, but He certainly braves the waters with us (Hebrews 4:15). Man can never achieve deity, only God can come down to be and associate with man. Man is seldom humble enough to recognize he is incapable of being God, even knowing God. God is omnipotent. He knew He had to humble himself to save man. God is perfectly loving. Through His perfect love, God arranged to perfectly humble himself and perfectly atone for the sins of mankind.

God manifested himself in the flesh to develop intimate and holy relationships with mankind. He showed himself to us so we could know Him on our level. We have to understand God as God, but we can only comprehend God as man. We are limited in our understanding, He is limitless. Secretly we recognize the transcendence of God. In recognizing this, man understands the one thing that disgusts him more than any other truth. Man is mortal, finite, incomplete. He is subordinate to a more superior being. Man is not self-determinant. God became man; man cannot become God. God made man; man did not make God.

He reached out to us through His love even while we were sinners (Romans 5:8). We rejected Him (Isaiah 53:3). God loved us from the beginning of His creation (2 John 1:6). He revealed His love. He came to be with us out of love. Now, because God became flesh, we can be spirit with God (John 4:23-24).

Giving Thanks

25 Sunday Nov 2012

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Thankful that God chose me (Ephesians 1:4).

Today we give thanks because our God is good; He is the sovereign all powerful God of the universe; He is the Lord of lords, King of all kings. God’s mercy is great in His creation, in His redemption, the Son’s salvation, the destruction of our enemies and for our future glory. God is merciful.

Ephesians 2:4 tells us God is rich in mercy, His mercy derives from the great love He has for us. I have talked to many who believe they are beyond hope in their sins. The truth is that God’s mercy and love covers not just a multitude of sins, but the sins of all of mankind. This mercy and love is perfectly displayed on the cross at Calvary where the Son of God became sin for us (2 Corinthians 5:21). The Father made His own Son sin so that we could be the righteousness of God.

As we cannot fathom the vastness in “God is love,” “God is good,” or “God is mercy,” we cannot comprehend the totality of the Son being made sin for us. He was not made just to represent sins for us. He was not forced to accept our sins to atone for them. The son was made sin. He became sin as much as He was good, love, great and mighty. The Son became sin wholly to give himself wholly for us.

God’s mercy is so great, there is no sin that the shed blood of Jesus on the cross is unable to wash away and make as white as snow (Isaiah 1:18). God is gracious and merciful and will not forsake those who will not forsake Him (2 Chronicles 30:9).

We should thank God for His infinite mercy and grace that exceeds all sin (Romans 5:20). Our great God of Heaven has earned our appreciation for His mercy, His grace, His Son, His salvation and His redemption. All of these things are provided through His love for us. He deals with us on our plane according to His mercy. Thank you O’ God of mercy for your grace filled salvation of my soul!

Sacrifice

14 Sunday Oct 2012

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Man understood every imperfect sacrifice, man never understood the perfect sacrifice.

Sacrifice is a word that many speak with reference to one giving all for the many. Sacrifice is also something we consider contemptuous when it is person or we cannot see it as efficacious. We have difficulty considering sacrificing income for the sake of anything. In fact, we see increased income as the answer and could hardly contemplate loosing or forfeiting salary as a positive sacrifice.

Sacrifice is not always given for the many and it is not always resources. Sacrifice is frequently attitude or desire. Many times we have to sacrifice fear and service.

One of the hardest things to do is give up control. We fear that which we cannot master.  If we have it in hand, we seem to feel as though it is ours; we possess it.  What we have to face is that we own nothing. Nothing is completely ours, only given us for stewardship. Even our children do not belong to us, they belong to God and are entrusted to us. We balk at the thought that we must release our children into the very hand of God. We see only the things of the world for our children, but there are greater more glorious things to hope in for the believer.

Only with the power of the Son of God in us are we capable of His sacrifice. Only with His hope alive in our hearts are we capable of sacrifice such as Abraham gave in Isaac. Only God’s living hope for eternal life in our hearts are we able to tell others about that eternal hope in Christ. With Christ’s eternal hope we are capable of complete sacrifice of ourselves, of our fears, of our service and of our families salvation and preservation.  (John 3:16; Romans 5:2; 8:20)

A Believers Concentration

30 Thursday Aug 2012

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Colossians 1:17 tells us that God is always thinking about us. It is more than that too. Because God always thinks about us, we live, our heart beats and we draw breath in our lungs. If God’s simply thinking about us maintains our life, shouldn’t we think about him all the more?

We should have our Lord first in all our thoughts, in all our desires, in all our life’s experiences. Every moment we live, every moment we are blessed, every moment we have contentment, we should think that God is only good! (Psalm 73:1)

We know God is love because scripture tells us He is love (1 John 4:8). His love is perfect and selfless. The love we can have for others should be the love God gives us (1 John 4:19)

God gives us the faith that we need (Ephesians 2:8), and grows out faith through the preaching of the word (Romans 10:17).

God thinks about us and we live. we think about God and enjoy life. God loves us and we love others. God’s grace gives us faith to believe in Him. The more we think about God, hear about God and relate to God, the longer and more rewarding our life is.

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