Come and worship! God in habits our praise so PTL and come and worship with us soon! Prepare to worship in Spirit and Truth and to enter His courts with ! Yes! Come and worship!
Good Morning Preparing for the King Worshipers! begins the Advent journey to the celebration of the birth of God as man on day. God loved us so much that he sent His Son to change us and the world and to open eternity to mankind! Yes come and worship the King of Kings who is Love and created all in love to love! We are part of that! PTL! Prepare to love well and always as we gather, worship, share and go live and love like Jesus! Amen!
I began my quiet time with this calendar entry (below). God is overflowing with love and grace and has given us all we need to become Jesus in the flesh and incarnate Him, His Love and ways to the world. He is the Light of the World and we are sent to light up the darkness with Him. What an honor, joy and responsibility we have to live and love like Jesus and to become more like Him as we are are created and to do what He created us to do. We begin by filling up with worship and then pouring out His Love from the overflow. Check out the other devos below as you abide in Christ, gather to worship and then prepare to go love well. Jesus prayed for us and I'm praying for you and us as well. Come and worship, load up, then go love! Amen!
Jesus came to seek and save the lost and He is our Redeemer who has made a way and created us to be His hands and feet . Worship, adore, and go in His peace and love! He is the hope of the world an we are His hands and feet of hope, peace, love and joy! yes PTL! Amen!
Pedro became a follower of Jesus at fifty. He’d been an angry, vindictive man who hurt those around him. As he received counseling from his church, he felt remorse over his past. “I now have less years ahead of me than behind me,” he said. “I want to live them well. But how?”
Pedro found his answer in an unlikely source—a genealogy. As he read Moses’ account of Adam’s family line, he noted that one sentence was repeated to describe Adam’s descendants: “Altogether, [name] lived a total of [number] years, and then he died” (see Genesis 5:8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 27, 31). But one man was described differently.
Enoch was described as one who “walked faithfully with God” (vv. 22, 24). He drew near to God, and that’s how he spent his earthly life. Because of his faith, “he was commended as one who pleased God” (Hebrews 11:5). Enoch had a steadfast, abiding trust in who God was and what He’d do for those who sought Him (v. 6). He expressed his trust in the Almighty by acting on it and obeying Him, and his faith was such that God spared him from physical death (v. 5).
“How can I live my years well?” Pedro asked. “By walking faithfully with God.”
Our earthly life doesn’t have to be summed up in just a number. It can be summed up in our faith, which allows God to work in more ways than we can count.
By Karen Huang
REFLECT & PRAY
In your life, what would “walking faithfully with God” look like? How can you act on your trust in Him?
Dear Father, I’m not meant to walk through life on my own. Please help me walk faithfully with You.
“Walk” or “walking” is a metaphor used in the Bible to depict the life of faith as a journey. To “walk” means taking physical steps toward a desired destination. To walk with God is to have a relationship and fellowship with Him. Enoch is the first person the Bible describes as one who “walked faithfully with God” (Genesis 5:22, 24). Noah too “found favor in the eyes of the Lord” and “walked faithfully with God” (6:8-9).
The metaphor of walking continues in the New Testament. We’re to “walk by the Spirit” (Galatians 5:16), to “walk in the way of love” (Ephesians 5:2), to “walk in the light” (1 John 1:7), to “[walk] in the truth” (2 John 1:4), and to “walk in obedience to his commands” (v. 6). To walk faithfully with God, we must “live as Jesus did” (1 John 2:6), or, as the nkjv renders it, “walk just as [Jesus] walked.”
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