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Ester dijo, «¡Si perezco, perezco! Estas palabras nos demuestran una declaración de valentía, la cual le ayuda a poner su fe en acción para un propósito divino, una declaración que nos ayudará a enfrentar cualquier situación, para la honra y gloria de Dios.

Through her statement, "If I perish I perish," we learn from Esther that we must act with courage as we move to do the will of God. We must activate our faith for His divine purpose, and finally, we must move in the hope of knowing that God's courage will help us in facing any challenges that may come our way, regardless of our circumstances.

Pentecost Sunday is about commemorating the helper that Jesus our Lord and Savior promised the Father would send us. A guide to remind us of things learned and teach us new things to us. He brings us to Christ, applies His blood on the door posts of our hearts, produces Christlike characteristics in us, and one day will sanctify us into the presence of God. Seek His blessing today and surrender fu...

God wants us to tell others about His love and grace. He only asks that we speak to others according to our experiences with Him. Our experience of our relationship with Jesus cannot be denied anymore. He wants to use every aspect of our lives to encourage us and others along the Christian journey.

God chooses us, and He is not done with us, just as He is not done with his people, Israel. We must preach his good news to them, we must trust in God in all things, not be afraid, don't dismay, for he will take care of us. He will see us through our times of trial, because he is faithful!

God promises that He will never leave us nor forsake us, but just like the Holy Trinity, we are relational beings, and in our truest friends, we can find the strength we need to face any challenge that comes our way. Friends who will encourage us, motivate us, and when necessary, get us back on track and hold us accountable. As we do, let us make sure we keep our hope in Christ alone, and in that...

"It is not for your sake that I am about to act, but for the sake of my holy name." Everything that God does for us is not because we are such wonderful creatures, or because we worked so hard at being good that we deserve his benevolence. No. Everything God does is to bring glory to his name. And we should be doing the same.

The anointed of God must set their hearts daily to seek God. Submission must be the way of the anointed of God. Patience must be the action of the anointed of God. Suffering and brokenness must be the testimony of the anointed of God.

Jeremiah 9:23 -24 - Thus says the Lord: “Let not the wise man boast in his wisdom, let not the mighty man boast in his might, let not the rich man boast in his riches, but let him who boasts boast in this, that he understands and knows me, that I am the Lord who practices steadfast love, justice, and righteousness in the earth. For in these things I delight, declares the Lord.”

Nothing in Scripture happens by chance or coincidence. God made all things the way He intended them to be. Though we sin He still created us to show us His mercy. He wants us to go and share His love with others so that they, too, may come to experience His loving grace.

Are you, Restored, Redeemed, Regenerated? Do you love Jesus? Do you Love Him as you should? Do you love the Biblical Christ?

When we practice our faith in Jesus, He is amazed! We must learn to submit under the authority of Jesus in all things, accepting what He has in store for us and bringing others to Him so that they, too, may experience His mercy and grace.

During the new year, we have opportunities to draw nearer to God, to fight the good fight of sharing the Good news of the Gospel. Finish the race and keep the faith.

With joy we anticipate the coming of our savior and yet we also celebrate the fact that He already came! We are encouraged to walk the path paved for us by those who came before us in the faith, to run the race that God directs for us and to above all things to keep the faith, keep our hope alive, knowing that only God can produce eternal joy in our lives no matter our circumstances.

God calls us to live in community, to tell the truth, to serve the needy. To activate our faith through faithful acts of service fro His honor and glory. Do not swear, but let your yes be yes and your no be no. Trust in Him in all things!

God calls us to love and forgive. Don't add to it, and certainly don't subtract from it. Alone, it is impossible, but with Christ, all things are possible. Submit to his will today and walk as Jesus did. Ask the Lord you show you whom He needs you to forgive and love, and then do it, no matter what it may cost you!

Do not slander one another or give false witness. Trust in God in all things and activate your faith, speak against evil and for the voiceless. Hate the sin but love the sinner.

He is faithful and loving. Remember, this lost world is mistakenly trying to find the answers to their troubles in affairs, work, sports, hobbies, and meaningless selfish self-fulfillment. Yet, there is a large hole in our lives that only the ridiculous grace of God can fill. As we experience it, let us go and tell others about it.

God invites us to be holy as He is holy, that He may complete His work of ridiculous grace, His second work of grace, an entire sanctification upon us, faithful followers of Jesus.

The ultimate goal of the book of James is to call our attention to the matters of the heart. From the heart comes a desire for God, but if we become selfish, from the heart will come evil intent. Guard your heart, trust in God, resist the devil, and he will flee from you. Once he does, then draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.

God loves us very much, and He longs for us to repent of our sins and return to His welcoming, loving arms. Do so today; do not wait any longer.

Rejoice, for this is a good thing if you love the Lord; if you don't, then it's time to repent! Christian, how will you... ...live in the redemptive grace of God? How will you stay alert against the attacks of the enemy? How will you keep your eyes out, looking up for His return? How will you build up your fireproof faith in these last days? How will you remain obedient to Jesus from now on? How w...

Defining our Sin in relationship with God's righteousness. Genesis 6:5-13 AMP. Stop the poisonous cancel culture because you feel convicted by the absolute truth of God's message. Repent and live by God's Morals, His Ethical Standards, and the Belief that He is a benevolent and Good Father.

As we anticipate the coming of our Savior, let us be mindful that the Scriptures warn us of a deceiver that will come to fool people, even believers. Because of that, we must always be on our guard and know who our God is, the creator and preserver of all things, and who is our true bringer of peace, Jesus the Christ!

God calls us to practice His wisdom so that it may lead us to faithful actions for his glory. Do not be deceived by the world's view but lean on the truth of God alone.