This most important decision you’ll ever make is to become a follower of Jesus Christ. After being a Christian for more that 30 years I can honestly say that there are times I forget the power of being “born again." As I preached Sunday about this topic and prepared for the opportunity, I was jolted by the Holy Spirit a few times. The reality hit me like a ton of bricks-- “I am born again of the Spirit.” What an awesome miracle!
As Christians, we are often looking for the miracles of God. But the truth is, the greatest miracles are those God has transformed from the inside out. The reality is “I am a walking Miracle.” I know that can sound canned but the power of that thought has really sank into my spirit lately. Be reminded today that when Jesus comes into your life he brings new life into our spirit. The old is gone and the new has come (2 Cor. 5:17).
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Monday, October 5, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
People need Jesus
People are funny! One of my favorite things to do is watch people. I am always amazed and intrigued by what I see. These days, people are so consumed with life that there is not much room for anything else. I remember a few months ago while at the mall with my family, I watched people go by while waiting outside the "American Girl" doll store, and I estimated that half the people that walked by me were engaged either with their phone or some type of technical device. I remember thinking to myself "So many people have a void in their lives and don't know how to fill."
One of my biggest observations in watching people, whether it is at airport, mall, grocery store, gym, or just in public in general, is that they are "empty." People are longing for fulfillment and they are willing to do almost anything to have that (temporary) fulfillment. Remember this week when you are put and about that most of the people you will see need Jesus. Take an opportunity to seed the love of Christ around your world this week.
One of my biggest observations in watching people, whether it is at airport, mall, grocery store, gym, or just in public in general, is that they are "empty." People are longing for fulfillment and they are willing to do almost anything to have that (temporary) fulfillment. Remember this week when you are put and about that most of the people you will see need Jesus. Take an opportunity to seed the love of Christ around your world this week.
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