To Be Dealt With By God
Apostle Grace Lubega
Romans 15:18 (MSG): I have no interest in giving you a chatty account of my adventures, only the wondrously powerful and transformingly present words and deeds of Christ in me that triggered a believing response among the outsiders.
There is a difference between what God does IN a man and what He does THROUGH a man.
You may heal the sick and stay sick; you can cast out demons and stay demonised. You may teach wealth and be poor.
The grace of God that causes men to respond to the message you preach both in word and in deed comes when a man ministers from what God has done IN him.
What isn’t coming from what God has done and placed within you cannot reproduce a grace to work in another man’s life.
As a Christian who seeks to grow, you ought to be more focused on what God works in you than what He works through you. Hallelujah!
FURTHER STUDY: Galatians 6:17, John 21:18
GOLDEN NUGGET:
The grace of God that causes men to respond to the message you preach both in word and in deed comes when a man ministers from what God has done IN him.
PRAYER: My loving God I thank you for the life you have given me and the great call you have ordained me for. Thank you because you are dealing with me every day and working in me the character of the Spirit: integrity, diligence, faithfulness, fortitude and the many things that set me apart as a child of God.
In Jesus’ name. Amen.
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