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Move In The Spiritual

“For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places.” ~ Ephesians 6:12

Right now, we have one common enemy, COVID-19. If all good things come from above from the Father of Lights, then all bad things must come from The Accuser. Therefore, this COVID-19 is not from God, but from our enemy, and we must fight it. How do we do that? We pray against it. When we pray, things happen in the Spiritual that manifests itself in the Physical.

When in Peter was in prison, and they began to pray, an angel freed him. When Elisha saw the young boy dead, he prayed for him, and the boy began to breathe again. When we pray, things happen. So no matter how silly it may sound, or how hopeless things may look, pray for the things that need to come to pass, and we shall see the physical move.

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Start In The Spiritual.

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Do Not Be Afraid

“Say to those with fearful hearts, ‘Be strong, and do not fear, for your God is coming to destroy your enemies. He is coming to save you.’” ~ Isaiah 35:4 NLT

When God is for you who can be against you? Including any virus. If we humble ourselves before Him and ask for His help, He will come to our rescue and save us. He will destroy our enemy, because we are His children and He is our God.

So don’t be afraid of this virus, for God is still God. He will come at the right moment, if we seek Him and pray, to save us.

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Do Not Be Afraid.

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Call For Peace

“Now may the Lord of peace Himself give you His peace at all times and in every situation. The Lord be with you all.” ~ 2 Thessalonians 3:16 NLT

In every situation our God is still the God of Peace. He doesn’t change. He’s still seated upon His throne. Even when you feel He’s gone quiet, He’s still there. When you feel He’s forgotten you, He’s still there. Call out to Him and He will give you peace. His peace. Peace the world cannot give and the world cannot take away.

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Call For Peace.

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Let God Meet You

“He gives power to the weak and strength to the powerless.” ~ Isaiah 40:29 NLT

You don’t have to get everything right. You don’t have to be perfect. Because when you can’t, God will. He’ll lift you up when you’re too weak to lift yourself up. God will always be there for you. God meets us wherever we’re at.

You don’t have to fix yourself to come to God, come to God as you are and He will fix you. He will give you everything you need. The Prodigal Son came home with nothing. He was hungry, dirty, ashamed, but his father ran to him. He didn’t wait for his son to walk all the way home. No, the father so his son in the distance, and ran to him. He clothed him, fed him, celebrated with him, he through a party. He was filled with nothing but joy because his son was dead, and now he is alive.

When we come home, the Father runs to us. He comes running as soon as He sees us in the distance and He brings us home. He replaces our filthy rags with righteous clothes. He gives us food. He throws a celebration. He fills us with His love and His joy.

So, don’t be ashamed. Don’t give up. Come home to the Father. He’s waiting for you. He’s watching for the street to catch a glimpse of His Prodigal Child. So, come home.

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Let God Meet You.

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Continue To Preach

“I am in chains now, still preaching this message as God’s ambassador. So pray that I will keep on speaking boldly for him, as I should.” ~ Ephesians 6:20

Paul was still writing to the Ephesians while in chains. He didn’t grow quiet and discouraged, he fought on still preaching the good news of God because he knew what it was like to be without Jesus. He remembered the emptiness. The spiritual death. The separation. Paul remembered what it was like to be in sin away from God, but do we?

Often times we forget our time before God because we grew up in the Church and we take it for granted. So, when some discomfort comes, we shut up and shut down. We tend to not fight for God the way we should. When we’re told to be silent and put away our Bibles, we do. When we’re told to change our beliefs because they’re outdated, we do. When the world speaks, we listen and obey because we don’t want to offend the world.

Imagine that. Paul was in chains for preaching the Gospel so he continued preaching the Gospel because he knew the importance of it. He knew that the Word of God was and still is life. The world couldn’t turn Paul away or force him to change The Gospel, because Paul never forgot what it was like before Jesus. No matter what the world throws at us, are we prepared to stand up for our God and our faith? Jesus said don’t fear man because he can only kill the body, instead fear God who can destroy both body and soul in Hell. Man can never destroy your soul, so don’t destroy it for him. Don’t give into fear. Stand in faith that God will be there for you and uphold you in times of trouble and sorrow, never forgetting all that He has done for you. Don’t allow fear to have the last word.

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Continue To Preach.

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Time To Go

“17And when they Him they worshiped Him, but some doubted. 18And Jesus came and said to them, ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.’” ~ Matthew 28:17-20

When Jesus appeared to His disciples, He gave them one simple command, Go. He broke that one simple command up into two actions, baptize and teach. Why was this Jesus’ last command to His disciples? Jesus had just died and then resurrected three days later overcoming every sin, bringing healing, peace, and much more to whomever would accept it. That was Jesus’ one mission, save the world. He did His part. He taught, He died, He overcame, He rose again. Now it was time for Him to return to Heaven. The only logical thing for Him to do now, was to pass the mantel to His disciples.
He sent them out to all the nations so that all people may be saved. He told them to baptize and then teach them to observe all the commands. Our first and foremost mission is to get them saved. We can’t try to change who they are before they are saved. They have to first be saved and then they will change.

Our first job should be to show them the love of Jesus. Show them that the only way to have eternal life, is through Jesus. Then we show them how to change. Often times we get caught up in changing them, before getting them saved. But change only comes through salvation. It only comes through the cleansing blood of Jesus Christ. So first lead them to Christ, and then correct them.
As Christians that is our main underlying mission. Save souls. The mantel has been passed to us, are we going to put it down and keep the joy, peace, healing, and eternal life to ourselves? Or are we going to let our light shine bright so that we may lead many to Christ. This is the will of God, that none should perish, but all come to acceptance. What are we doing in order to fulfill the ultimate underlying will of God?

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Go.

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Praise Our Everlasting King

“25 Jesus said to her, ‘I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, 26 and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this?’” ~ John 11:25-26

2,000 years ago, Jesus died on a cross and was buried in a tomb, for the sins of the entire world. But His story didn’t end there, for He rose from the dead three days later and now sits at the right hand of The Father. When Jesus rose, He overcame everything. Death no longer has victory and the grave no longer has its sting because God has overcome.

Because Jesus has risen and is alive! When He comes back, we shall be alive with Him for all eternity. We will be joined together with all of our saved loved ones who have gone ahead of us and we will be with them in a place with no more pain, no more suffering, no tears for all of eternity. So rejoice this Resurrection Sunday, for our God and our King is not dead! No He is ALIVE!

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Praise Our Everlasting King!

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Join His Train

“8 Therefore it says, ‘When He ascended on high He led a host of captives, and He gave gifts to men.’” ~ Ephesians 4:8

When Jesus died, that wasn’t the final story. He didn’t just sit in Hades twiddling His thumbs as He waited to be risen on the third day. No, He witnessed to those who were in Paradise with Him, such as Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, David, Daniel, etc. All of those who had died, He witnessed to that they may have life as well.

See Jesus didn’t come to just save the living, but also the dead. He took the time to witness and release those who had died from the chains of Hades and death, and He will take the time to release you from the same chains that squeeze the life out of you. No matter how dead you are in your sin, if you listen you will be able to hear Jesus’ whisper to you in the wind to arise.

No matter how far a loved one has strayed, Jesus is still calling to them. While there is breath, no amount of Spiritual Death is too much for Jesus to overcome. He already defeated the grave, you only have to accept His hand to join His train of captives and awake.

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Join His Train.

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Look Forward

“32 And they were on the road, going up to Jerusalem, and Jesus was walking ahead of them. And they were amazed, and those who followed were afraid. And taking the twelve again, He began to tell them what was to happen to Him, 33 saying, ‘See, we are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man will be delivered over to the chief priests and the scribes, and they will condemn Him to death and deliver Him over to the Gentiles. 34 And they will mock Him and spit on Him, and flog Him and kill Him. And after three days He will rise.’” ~ Mark 10:32-34

Jesus never simply threw the disciples into the deep end without first teaching them to swim. What do I mean? Before anything took place, Jesus always warned them about it. Before He betrayed, before He was crucified, before His resurrection. Jesus always told them what was to come. And likewise, He has done the same with us.

Today on this Good Friday, let’s remember that Jesus foretold His death, but in doing so, He foretold the death of all of our sins. The moment He gave up His spirit, He took our sins with Him to the grave. In doing so He killed our sin, with His body. Let us rejoice for our sin was crucified with Christ. As it became hard for Him to breathe, He looked into the future and saw us. He saw you. He saw me. And He kept going. He could have easily called off His crucifixion at any time. He didn’t have to go through with it. He chose to go through with it. He chose to die so that our sin would die with Him. He chose the agony so that we wouldn’t have to.

So today take the time to say thank you Jesus. Because He didn’t take the easy way out when Satan offered it to Him on the mountain. He picked up His cross and He died so that you may be free today! Thank you Jesus for carrying your cross so that my cross wouldn’t be unbearable! Good Friday is a sobering day, it’s the day we remember Jesus’ death, but it is also the day we remember the death of our sin as we look forward to the resurrection of Jesus and in turn, the resurrection of our eternal lives.

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Avail Much

“The Lord hears His people when they call to Him for help. He rescues them from all their troubles.” ~ Psalms 34:17 NLT

We are currently in a pandemic that is not just affecting one nation or even one side of the Earth, but the entire Earth from East to West is affected by the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. Many are scared, anxious, worried, weary, grieving, and sick. But God promised us that if we call on Him for help, He would rescue us from all of our troubles. So call on His name. Pray for a cure. Pray for the sick. Pray for this virus to cease to exist. It may sound like the last thing we should do, but prayer is always the first thing we should do.

The prayers of a righteous person availeth much. As a Church we could change our situation, if we would come together and pray. If we would pray in unison as they did in the Upper Room. Things shift in the Spiritual, when we move in the Physical.

Peace. Love. Go Forth and Avail Much.

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