Walking Worthy of the Call
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Apostle Grace Lubega
Ephesians 4:1 (KJV) I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called.
Often times, this scripture is limited to the moral perspective of life.But there is more to it than that.
Understand this from the place of walking in the spirit. Walking worthy of the call requires that you attend diligently to every step of milestone that God has drawn for your ministry and life.I have seen great men of God start out well yet not finish well simply because they did not understand and yield to the milestones of their destinies.
Some started out as great healing revivalists then got muddled up with political ambitions. Some started out as great worshippers and went into the world to draw even the lost by their music but they themselves never ever returned to church.
Walking worthy of the call means that you are able to differentiate between the perfect and the permissible will of God when it comes to your ministry; and, that you do not end up in pursuits that disqualify you from your assignment. Hallelujah!
FURTHER STUDY: 2 Timothy 4:7-8, Hebrews 12:1
GOLDEN NUGGET: Walking worthy of the call requires that you attend diligently to every step of milestone that God has drawn for your ministry and life.
PRAYER: Father, I thank you for the race and course that you have set before me; thank you for the calling into ministry; thank you because you counted me faithful to fill the gaps in divine purpose. I see clearly the milestones that you have drawn both for my life and my ministry. I can never veer off the course you have set for me. I will finish well. In Jesus’ name. Amen.
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Apostle Grace Lubega
KUGENDA BIKWIRIYE UMUHAMAGARO
Abefeso 4:1 Nuko ndabinginga, jyewe imbohe y’Umwami Yesu ngo mugende uko bikwiriye ibyo mwahamagariwe.
Ibihe byinshi, iki cyanditswe gukoreshwa gusa ku byerejeranye n’ubuzima busanzwe.
Ariko hari byinshi muri iki cyanditswe kirenze iby’ubuzima busanzwe. Sobanukirwa ibi ahantu ho kugendera mu mwuka. Kugenda nk’uwahamagawe bisaba ko wita kuri buri ntambwe Imana ishyira mu murimo no mu buzima bwawe.
Mbonye abakozi bakomeye b’Imana batangira neza ariko ntibasoze neza kuko batasobanukiwe ngo bagandukire intambwe z’iherezo ryabo.
Bamwe batangiye ari abakozi b’Imana bakiza indwara hanyuma bisanga batwawe na politiki. Abandi batangiye ari abaramyi hanyuma bajya mu isi ngo babwirize abazimiye bakoresha indirimbo zabo ariko nabo ubwabo ntibagarutse mu itorero.
Kugenda bikwiye umuhamagaro wawe bivuze ko ushobora gutandukanya ubushake nyabwo bukwiriye n’ubushake bwemewe bw’Imana iyo bigeze ku murimo wawe;kandi, kugirango utisanga ukurikira ibikuvana mu mukoro wawe. Hallelujah!
IBINDI BYANDITSWE: 2 Timotewo 4:7-8, Abaheburayo 12:1
ICYO WAKURAMO: Kugenda nk’uwahamagawe bisaba ko wita kuri buri ntambwe Imana ishyira mu murimo no mu buzima bwawe.
ISENGESHO: Data, ngushimiye urugendo n’icyerecyezo washize imbere yanjye;warakoze ku bw’umuhamagaro mu murimo; urakoze kuko wambazeho gukiranuka kigirango nzibe icuho mu ntego y’ubu Mana. Ndabona neza intambwe ishimishije wanteje mu murimo no mu buzima bwanjye. Sinva mu nzira wanshize imbere. Nzasoza neza. Mu izina rya Yesu. Amen
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Apôtre Grace Lubega
LA MARCHE DIGNE DE L’APPEL
Ephésiens 4:1 (KJV) Je vous le demande, moi, le prisonnier dans le Seigneur : montrez-vous dignes de l’appel que vous avez reçu.
Souvent, cette écriture est limitée à la perspective morale de la vie.
Mais il y a plus que cela.
Comprenez cela du lieu de marche dans l’esprit. Marcher digne de l’appel exige que vous assistiez avec diligence à chaque étape que Dieu a dessinée pour votre ministère et votre vie.J’ai vu les grands hommes de Dieu commencer bien mais pas finir bien simplement parce qu’ils ne comprenaient pas et cédaient aux étapes de leurs destinées.
Certains ont commencé comme de grands revivalistes de la guérison et se sont confondus avec des ambitions politiques. Certains ont commencé comme grands adorateurs et sont allés dans le monde pour attirer même les perdus par leur musique mais ils ne sont jamais revenus à l’église.
Marcher digne de l’appel signifie que vous pouvez différencier la volonté parfaite et la volonté permise de Dieu en ce qui concerne votre ministère ; et que vous ne finissez pas dans des poursuites qui vous disqualifient de votre mission. Alléluia !
ETUDE COMPLEMENTAIRE : 2 Timothée 4:7-8, Hébreux 12:1
PEPITE D’OR : Marcher digne de l’appel exige que vous assistiez avec diligence à chaque étape que Dieu a dessinée pour votre ministère et votre vie.
PRIERE : Père, je te remercie pour la course et le cours que tu as mis devant moi ; je te remercie de l’appel au ministère ; merci parce que tu m’as compté fidèle pour combler les lacunes dans le but divin. Je vois clairement les étapes que tu as dessinées à la fois pour ma vie et pour mon ministère. Je ne peux jamais quitter le cours que tu as défini pour moi. Je le terminerai bien. Au nom de Jésus. Amen.
 
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