"True Christian grace and divine love always flows out of a broken heart, a heart broken with a sense of sin." - Edwards; Psalms 34:18“The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saves such as be of a contrite spirit”
“All you thirsty ones, come to Me! Come to Me and drink!” (Jn 7:37) He is not describing a one time event, but as John points out, He is talking about the coming of the Holy Spirit. He is talking about a continual immersion or baptism into the Holy Spirit.
The Kingdom of God is about Christ. He is the treasure
and the goal, His gifts are just extra blessings. Sure He
provides for us in this life but those who know Him would follow Him even if He didn’t.
Jesus fed 5000 men plus women and children until they were all filled..Not only did He meet the need but He supplied leftovers for the disciples and their families. #FeedTheMultitudes
The natural man tends to hold back his resources, thinking that he will never have enough. The little boy with the meager lunch was willing to give his lunch to Jesus. #feedthemultitudes
“If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink. He who believes in Me, as the Scripture has said, out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.” (Jn 7:37-38) Jesus is crying out to the thirsty people all over the world. He has cried out for the thirsty in every generation.
It's important to spend time daily worshipping the Lord in other tongues. I am not talking about petition or intercession but simply intimate worship. Speaking mysteries in the Spirit will change your life.
Acts 2:4 – And they were all filled (diffused throughout their souls) with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other (different, foreign) languages (tongues), as the Spirit kept giving them clear and loud expression [in each tongue in appropriate words].
Salvation is actually an infusion of God Himself into our being. It is not a casual prayer of repetition; it is an encounter with God Almighty. #GospelofJohn
Christ came as a gift to us, embracing Him is embracing His gift of grace that is the source of all life and godliness. This is our inheritance. He draws us, accepts us, and changes us all through this gift of God’s grace. #GospelofJohn
He attracts us by grace, satisfies us, sustains us, and inspires us. He helps us in our darkest moments, fills us with unspeakable joy, and gives us a clear understanding of our purpose in life. #GospelofJohn
Before the world was, there was Christ, and He gave the world its existence. The more we dive into the Word, and we remain in awe of the mighty Savior, the more redemption takes on a fuller and deeper meaning. #GospelofJohn
Light and life are the very source of creation, as well as the supernatural event happening all around us: He is sustaining all things to fulfill His plan. #GospelofJohn
The Creator of black holes, galaxies, daisies, and even time itself has humbled Himself to come into our world. He came to restore the fallen crown of His creation. He came to seek and save the lost; He came to bring me out of the dark and into the light.
In the beginning, was the Word. John goes on to say in John 1:14 that the Word became flesh. This Word that was from the beginning is actually a person. He is the Father’s idea of Himself vocalized.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God. This short statement, though easily overlooked, is filled with supernatural implications. Jesus has not only always been, but He has been with the Father...
John starts his Gospel with shocking declarations of the deity of Christ seen in creation and redemption, as well as His humanity. He starts at the beginning with the love song of creation and humanity, and from the outset, he begins to unveil the beautiful story of redemption.