Forever Changed
But for today, rest in the “but God” that has changed us from being dead in our transgressions to alive with Christ.
But for today, rest in the “but God” that has changed us from being dead in our transgressions to alive with Christ.
You cannot cross the finish line without taking every step from the starting gate, and we cannot be transformed if we do not surrender daily.
Just as what comes out of the mouth reflects our hearts, our actions reflect our lives as followers of Jesus.
In our spiritual lives, as we grow in maturity as disciples, the truth is, there are no shortcuts, just practice.
Our lives are not only an altar, but we are to share in the sufferings of Christ which means we also offer ourselves as a sacrifice.
As an altar, our lives become the space where the Holy Spirit dwells and those around us see evidence of God’s presence.
In the midst of a world filled with chaos and disappointment, pain and death, there is a promise of restoration and transformation through Jesus.
The joy and peace available to us are not just pacifiers until Jesus returns. They are eternal realities brought into the temporal realm.