Salvaged By God

Dying to self is the key to living Gods plan. Jesus taught that a grain must die to produce fruit. This principle of death preceding new life runs throughout Scripture. For believers, it means daily self-denial and surrendering to Christ, leading to true freedom and joy in simple faithfulness.

Josephs journey from prison to palace demonstrates Gods perfect timing. Though unjustly imprisoned, Joseph remained faithful. His patience was rewarded when God orchestrated his release through Pharaohs dreams, elevating him to second-in-command over Egypt.

Are you living worthy of your calling in Christ? Paul challenges believers to reflect their new identity through lives of humility, love, and unity. As citizens of heaven, let your walk match your talk and display Gods transforming grace to a watching world.

The tension between sainthood and sinfulness exists for every believer. When born again, we become saints in Gods eyes while remaining prone to sin - redeemed sinners progressing toward full sanctification that God provides and sustains.

Jesus reveals the elder brother as the most reprehensible character in the parable, displaying selfishness, self-righteousness, and a critical spirit. This highlights that sins of the spirit can be more damaging than sins of the flesh in Gods eyes.

Jesus parable of the prodigal son reveals the journey from discontentment to redemption. The younger sons restlessness leads him to squander his inheritance in a far country, only to find true freedom in returning to his fathers loving embrace.

Balance in Scripture: Grace vs Grievance. Effective ministry requires balancing truth and love, Spirit and Word. The churchs role in this age is to unite all people in Christ, making disciples and teaching His commands while maintaining equilibrium between grace and truth.

In turbulent times, deception runs rampant. Ground yourself in biblical truth and spiritual discernment. Our battle is spiritual, requiring vigilance against cultural compromise. Facts matter, yet are increasingly dismissed. Eternity is real, with salvation only in Christ. Stay alert through...

Josephs imprisonment teaches powerful lessons about maintaining faith when forgotten by others. Though confined and seemingly abandoned, he remained patient, kept his testimony intact, and actively served God. His experience shows how divine appointments can arise in difficult places.

In these last days, deception accelerates even within churches. The path begins with rejecting truth, leading to strong delusion. Six key prophecies point to the end times, including natural disasters and economic collapse. Islam presents a counterfeit narrative inverting biblical truth.

Discover the true purpose of communion beyond somber self-examination. Learn how historical context reveals a different meaning in 1 Corinthians 11, and why all believers are already qualified through Christs sacrifice. Embrace communion as a celebration, not judgment.

In lifes darkest moments, Habakkuks journey teaches us to move from burden to blessing, worry to worship. When facing fear, wait patiently. When everything goes wrong, choose joy. Find strength in God during weakness. The righteous shall live by faith, even in the worst of times.