Awaiting the Rapture
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This channel is to alert, warn and encourage the brethren as we wait for Christ's return to Rapture His Bride! On a side note, if your profile picture contains an image of a scantily dressed person, you will be removed. @k8plord (on X)
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پست‌های کانال
| 2 |  A Graceful Dismount
The secret of knowing God’s peace even in stressful times and periods of genuine uncertainty is to turn to the Lord in prayer with thankful hearts. Refuse to wallow in worry. God will be as faithful to us as He always has been in providing a surrounding peace for both our minds and emotions. He wants us to trust Him so that we worry about nothing and pray about everything. And when we pray, we should do so with an attitude of “thankfulness,” which will in turn usher in a replacement for worry—the overwhelming peace of God (4:6-7).
Thankfulness is not a result of our prayers being answered, but thankfulness is what guides us to prayer in the first place. As a result, the peace of God flows into our anxious minds and brings relief and calm.
You don’t have to succumb to evil and anxious thoughts, but you can train your mind to meditate on things true, moral, reputable, authentic, compelling, and gracious—the best, not the worst; the beautiful, not the ugly; things to praise, not things to malign. How easily we can pollute our thoughts with what brings us down, leads us away from purity and truth, and causes more and more anxiety. A constant stream of cultural input, though at times appealing, only further draws our attention away from those things God has given to us to raise our thoughts to Him and to His Son, Jesus. In Jesus, everything worthy and pure, wholesome and praiseworthy, honorable and true, resides. This battle for peace is fought in the mind. Focus your thoughts on things honoring to Jesus.
Paul praises them for their generous financial partnership, while at the same time explaining he has learned to be content in any situation (even poverty) through the strength he had in Jesus (4:13). Because of his refreshing honesty, the Philippians felt even more motivated to join Paul in his ministry by praying for him and faithfully giving to his ministry no matter how bleak times got.
Their thoughtfulness reminded Paul of incense on the altar and how its sweet smell drifted up to God. Same as now, a Christian’s generosity to God when given in the right spirit, is more than just making a donation or taking up a collection. It is an offering, an aroma of a sweet smell to God. It pleases God when it comes from a heart of faith (4:18).
Joyfully, Paul assures his friends that God would supply all their needs, too. They stood out as shining examples of sacrificial faith and joyful generosity among all the churches Paul served in Macedonia—they were to him his most prized congregation, and he blessed them for it (4:19). Is Jesus’ work in your life coming out in real ways like that? Do you happily share your resources—financial and otherwise—with others, particularly those serving the gospel? A byproduct of Jesus’ generosity in your life would be your sharing His goodness to others in need. That’s the way of Jesus. What better way to show your love and admiration, for instance, for Christians serving Jesus in difficult places around the world, than to support them financially and with your prayers?
Paul closes his letter with good news—they had brand-new brothers and sisters in Christ in Rome and even among royalty. How’s that for the fruit of their faithfulness?! Paul was thrilled to see so many people come to know Jesus in Rome and equally thrilled to tell the praying Philippians about it.
Paul closes the letter with, “Now to our God and Father be glory for ever and ever. Amen” (4:20).
Does God get the glory in this letter of joy? Yes, He does—every time you receive and experience God’s grace yourself. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you, amen.
Thru the Bible—Philippians: Day 6 • Devotional
https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/32573/day/6?segment=0 | 25 |
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| 4 |  Carrying the cross does mean following in Jesus' footsteps. And in His footsteps are rejection,
brokenheartedness, persecution and death. There are not two Christs - an easy going one for easy going Christians, and a suffering one for exceptional believers. There is only one Christ. Are we willing to follow His lead?
~ Hudson Taylor 1832~1905 | 25 |
| 5 |  His Billows
They are HIS billows, whether they go o'er us,
Hiding His face in smothering spray and foam:
Or smooth and sparkling, spread a path before us,
And to our haven bear us safely home.
They are HIS billows, whether for our succor
He walks across them, stilling all our fears;
Or to our cry there comes no aid nor answer,
And in the lonely silence none is near.
They are HIS billows, whether we are toiling
Through tempest-driven waves that never cease,
While deep to deep with clamor loud is calling;
Or at His word they hush themselves in peace.
They are HIS billows, whether He divides them,
Making us walk dryshod where seas had flowed;
Or lets tumultuous breakers surge about us,
Rushing unchecked across our only road.
They are HIS billows, and He brings us through them;
So He has promised, so His love will do.
Keeping and leading, guiding and upholding,
To His sure harbor, He will bring us through.
~ Annie Johnson Flint 1866~1932 | 27 |
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| 10 |  Same Terms With Christ
There was a godly man in Germany, named Bengel, who was noted for his intimacy with Christ. A friend desired to watch the saintly man at his devotions. So he concealed himself one night in his room.
Bengel sat long at his table, reading his New Testament. The hours passed. At length the clock struck midnight, and the old man spread out his hands and said with great joy, “Dear Lord Jesus, we are on the same old terms.”
Then closing his book, he was soon in bed and asleep. He had learned the secret of friendship with Christ.
~W. J. Hart
James 4:8
“Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.”
🐟https://t.me/Winning_The_Lost | 22 |
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| 12 |  Poems
Rest
Rest in the Lord, my soul;
Commit to Him thy way.
What to thy sight seems dark as night,
To Him is bright as day.
Rest in the Lord, my soul;
He planned for thee thy life,
Brings fruit from rain, brings good from pain, And peace and joy from strife.
Rest in the Lord, my soul;
This fretting weakens thee.
Why not be still? Accept His will;
Thou shalt His glory see.
Maltbie D. Babcock 1858~1901 (excerpt from his book titled Thoughts For Every-Day Living) | 21 |
| 13 | “who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the kingdom of his dear Son:”
Colossians 1:13 KJV https://bible.com/bible/1/col.1.13.KJV | 32 |
| 14 | Help us Lord to submit to Your Spirit so that we may carry out the good works that You have prepared for us to do in the only way that pleases You, which is Christ in us, the hope of glory, AMEN. | 29 |
| 15 |  It Is God Which Works In You
How important it is that we do not seek to do good works in our own strength. How vital that we do not carry out our kind actions and considerate deeds from the source of our old sin nature, for when we do good works that are produced by ME, rather than by God working through me, they are works of the law ~ works of the flesh ~ works of the old sin nature ~ works that God will not accept, for God will not share His glory with ME. All the good works that we produce in our own strength will be burned up as wood, hay, and stubble at the Bema Seat of Christ. For there is no-one that does good works, apart from God Himself.
But God has planned a whole host of good deeds for each of His children to do in our lives, and if we carry out those good deeds that God has planned for us to do in the way that God has designed, then He will regard our good works as gold and silver and precious stones at the Bema Seat of Christ.
Indeed, Jesus Himself in His earthly life demonstrated through the way that He lived, exactly HOW we should do the good works of God in a manner that is pleasing to Him. It was by faith. It was by Jesus submitting His whole life, in thought, word and deed, to the leading of the Holy Spirit so that He ONLY said and did those things that He heard from the Father.
Christ laid aside His heavenly glory to become a man so that He could actually LIVE as a man. Christ therefore submitted His WHOLE life, in thought, word, and deed, to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. He set aside His deity in order to live a perfect human life. To live a perfect life as a man, Christ had to submit to the Spirit, and this He did as an act of His human free-will. Christ chose, day by day, to submit all He said and did to the Spirit. And for you and me, it is also an act of our free-will to submit all we think and say and do to the leading of the Holy Spirit of God, if we are to do the good works of God.
Only believers can produce good works that God has prepared in advance for us to do, as only believers have the indwelling Holy Spirit of God. When we abide in Christ, trust His Word, and walk in spirit and truth, we are demonstrating faith ~ for without faith, it is impossible to please God. When we submit our lives to the Spirit, day by day, we automatically do the good works that God has prepared for us to do, because it is God Who is working in us Himself, producing in our heart the desire to do the good works that He has prepared in advance for us to do, in the only way that is pleasing to Him (through the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit), until it is not I that do the good works but the new life of Christ within.
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