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    by Published on March 26th, 2010 05:39 AM

    On the contrary, who are you, O man, who answers back to God? The thing molded will not say to the molder, "Why did you make me like this," will it?
    Romans 9:20
    There are certain qualities and characteristics in each of us that are designed to be perfectly suited to a specific purpose and plan, that nobody else can fulfill, so that continually lamenting over the fact we are not "more like someone else," or better at this or that, is in defiance of our Creator, who made us in a way that only we could walk the path He laid out before we were conceived.


    Not that we shouldn't continually strive to emulate the life of Christ through faith to which we were called, but the basic foundation on which our life is built and the way each of us will go about that is unique to ourselves, each impacting the people around us in ways that we may not even be aware of by what we say and do, all of which He knew beforehand.So we can walk in confidence today knowing that if our hearts are filled with love for God and we are doing our best to please Him, that he will take everything about us that we perceive as flaws in our character and use them all as instruments for His glory, as we rely fully on the guidance of the Holy Spirit to arrange our day to make perfect use of our uniqueness.
    This is a choice as a result of the privilege of free will, and the more we choose to surrender the course of our life to God, the closer we will come to living up to our full potential in making use of all that makes us special in a way that honours Him, and the less we will concern ourselves with everything we feel is inadequate in the eyes of others.

    There is only one opinion of us in this world that matters, and that opinion is not ours or anyone else's, but God's alone.

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    by Published on March 25th, 2010 04:15 AM

    Part of living in perfect peace involves keeping verses like this one close to our heart, remembering always that the Lord never intended us to go it alone in this world, but to live behind the walls of His divine, all powerful fortress of love and devotion, where we remain safe from strife and worry as children of the living God.

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    by Published on March 16th, 2010 05:02 AM

    It is God who grants us the ability to work and blesses us with our jobs and functions in this world. When we are lazy or only put forth half our effort, we dishonour God and damage our Christian testimony. It doesn't matter which earthly person we work for or how they treat us, as nobody is appointed to any position of power or authority without the consent of God, and ultimately it is Him we serve. Remaining aware that He is the one supervising and is fully aware of what we are capable should energize us to do our best, making the most of our time and glorifying Him in the process.

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    by Published on March 8th, 2010 03:34 PM

    The best way to reach any goal is to keep our mind focused on the end result and destination. If we had to run across some burning coals and stopped half way through to look around and got distracted we'd end up with some badly burned feet, and let's face it, life can be just as painful a journey sometimes, getting burned by distractions that stop us from walking towards the light of the Lord.
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    by Published on March 2nd, 2010 03:35 PM

    As the Bible says, the people of Sodom were going on about their day, buying and selling, coming and going, eating and drinking, and when they least expected it, their entire city was utterly destroyed (Luke 17:28,29). We know that Jesus Christ is going to return to this earth, we know that it's going to happen when we never expected it, and if He were to return today, how many of us would feel unprepared and ashamed of what we were doing with our lives at that very moment?


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  • Jesus Christ said it:

    "And He said to them, "Because of the littleness of your faith; for truly I say to you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to you."
    Matthew 17:20
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