Salvaged By God

In a shifting cultural landscape, Christians find joy by staying rooted in Biblical truth. Being in Christ provides a foundation for authentic faith, understanding our defeated enemy, sharing truth boldly, and making choices that transform our lives as salt and light in a dark world.

Jesus calls believers to be salt and light in the world. As salt, we preserve and enhance, working internally. As light, we illuminate and guide, shining externally. Both roles are crucial for impacting society with Christian influence and pointing others to God.

In a post-Christian America, believers face unprecedented challenges. This excerpt explores how to be salt and light in a morally fractured society, emphasizing biblical truth-telling, spiritual warfare, and preparation for persecution while building up the body of Christ.

In Davids final days, we see reflection on Gods blessings, dutiful guidance to Solomon, dependence on the Lord, and joyful celebration. His noble ending offers lessons on gratitude, spiritual leadership, and maintaining faith until our last breath.

America faces a crisis of faith. We need modern-day Nehemiahs - people of godly vision who recognize spiritual decay, respond with prayer, and take action. True visionaries encounter problems, exercise persistent prayer, and embrace divine intervention. Will you answer the call to rebuild?

Experience Christs transformative love to share Jesus in a post-truth world. Proclaim truth, live in light of His return, and eagerly anticipate His second coming. Stay pure, love the lost, and preach the Gospel. Christ will return as King to gather His people for the wedding feast.

Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. This radical discipleship demands total surrender, not casual adherence. True followers embrace self-denial and cross-bearing, finding joy in surrender and storing up treasures in heaven.

Davids forgiveness of Shimeis vicious attack demonstrates his heart for God. Despite harsh words, stones thrown, and public humiliation, David responded with self-control and trust in Gods sovereignty. This story reveals key truths about human forgiveness and its ongoing nature.

Discover your God-given purpose through understanding Christs work in your life. Share your personal transformation story, focusing on Jesus impact. Your testimony is a powerful tool for encouraging others and potential salvation. Tell it truthfully, sincerely, and authentically.

The nativity scene shows worshippers around the manger, but many others played crucial roles. Caesar Augustus fulfilled prophecy unknowingly. Some heard the news but never came to see. Religious leaders stayed away in self-righteousness. Even the wicked opposed Him. Jesus came for all lost...

Christs divine nature is often misunderstood, even at Christmas. Philippians 2:5-11 reveals Jesus as eternally God, voluntarily humbling Himself to become human and die for our sins. This profound truth transforms our understanding of the baby in the manger.

Joseph, often overlooked in the Christmas story, exemplifies true righteousness. His compassionate response to Marys pregnancy and immediate obedience to Gods call demonstrate remarkable character. Josephs example challenges believers to examine their own response to divine purposes.