Greetings, brethren, and welcome to my blog once again. I bring you another piece of shared wisdom from the servant of God, Brother Daniel. It is still primarily concerned with the Christian life being His workmanship to goodness. Let's jump into the main thing for just the last ended mass indoctrination program.
**Do we become good with the words we receive?
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This depends on the receiver. It's up to you to be a good listener and access the words coming from the preacher to see if they are making an impact. For example, if we are sick, we take medicines and expect that the medicine will bring some healing to us, right? Then, when we sit under a preacher and receive messages, we are expected to see some positive changes or impacts on our lives.
Christ Jesus came so we might be saved. Hence, the gospel should at least trigger a mindset of repentance when a preacher ministers to us. There should be an awakening of the spirit to the truth.
Repentance comes with the will to accept that we are sinners. For if one does not believe he or she is a sinner, then he or she has no reason to be born again. The word will not mean anything to him or her.
But those who have admitted it should be transformed through the words of the preacher. They should have a sense of the need for repentance. Therefore, it is up to the listener to examine himself or herself and see if the word really moves them to become born. If the word is truly from the servant of God, it will definitely have an effect on the listener. That is why it is good to examine the preacher to prove that what is coming from them is truly from God.
The word of God is very powerful. For it is written in the Holy Books that the words I speak unto you are spirits and are life. This means the words are not just any ordinary speech; they have the power to impact our lives if we listen to them too.
This can be read in the Bible 33 times. People usually say YOLO, meaning you only live once. This puts forth the ideology of living the most of one's life while it still lasts. This has pushed many individuals, especially scientists, to do their research to aim at living an immortal life, but all of these have proven fatal.
Nevertheless, this immortality can be observed in the Bible. This means there is internal life with the Son of God. Who has given us the understanding that we may know Him, that He is the truth and the light?
These convictions were given to the apostles, and they testified about this living God. They lived with Him, witnessed Him physically, and have also witnessed to us, so we also need to believe. He was crucified and resurrected, and they witnessed it. They were present at the moment of this incident, and they also made it known to us. Then we have more reason to believe that He is the eternal life, and if we align ourselves with Him just like the Apostle did, then eternal life is ours as well. On this note, we moved to street to do social experiments as usual.
MCGICARES did social experiments as usual and the question here is: How do you react to someone who has sinned against us?
There were some interesting answers from some random respondents. There were lots of emotions behind some of the answers. You could feel the hurt inflicted on some of these people. There was one guy who said he almost lost his life due to his hospitality to another. He said there was just a small quarrel, and in the process, the guy attacked him, which ended up putting him on a hospital bed. He had to fight for his life on a hospital bed due to a simple misunderstanding between him and another. What matters is the fact that he has survived and that he gives everything to God.
This is what the Bible expects from us. We should try and forgive others their trespasses so our heavenly Father can also forgive us our trespasses. It's as simple as that. And I was happy that almost every respondent made the choice to do so. Thank God for their lives. May He heal them both physically, emotionally, and mentally.
Another social experiment conducted was on giving. This was also another profitable experiment conducted. This is done to change people's attitudes towards the act of lending a helping hand and providing for the needy. These two deprived youngsters are going around asking for help. To the glory of God, most people offered them something. Either money or food were going to these poor kids to depend on momentarily.
The reason one lady gave was so touching. She said the kids really look hungry, and she offered to give them a helping hand because they could have been her grandchildren.
It's very true; we do not know what tomorrow holds for anyone. God forbid, but these young people could have been related to anyone. They might have even been our own brothers, children, or grandchildren.
Even if you believe that would have never been the case for you, please just imagine it or put yourself in their shoes for just a minute.
It is very good to do good because. For the book of mom
Meaning the giving of aims can help sustain our righteousness. This is because we love. For God also gave unto us, so shall we also give freely when the opportunity arises. This keeps us righteous before God.
Remember, one can give without loving, but one cannot love without giving. So if we say Christ Jesus is formed in us and for that reason we have love, then we must demonstrate it through giving. One can say he or she loves, but what is the proof? Demonstrating it through giving.
This brings us to another important section. Some items were being donated to one local village within the town for the betterment of the people. There are lots of items from the MCGICARES to facilitate better living for these people. Which she gratefully accepted. From there, a thank-you shoutout to the mcgicares cares church.
This is where the whole zoom section came to a standstill, but the choir took over from there and gave us some powerful ministrations. I enjoyed it for a while. Although I did not understand the language, it sounded so good to my ears that I kept listening and listening till the broadcast went off.
Thank God for such a wonderful moment under the leadership of Brother Daniel.
I hope to see you one of these days at the Zoom meetings. Shalom, Peace.
