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Reading – 1 Kings 18v5-8. Elijah instructed Obadiah to return to the Palace and pronounced to King Ahab that Elijah is here. By Obadiah obeying the word of the prophet he served God. Likewise believer when we obey the word of God as preached by the word we also are serving God.
Reading – 1 Kings 18v5-8. God providentially ordered the path of Elijah and Obadiah to meet for the furtherance of the gospel. This was no mistake but a divine appointment from God. God brings people into our paths, lives not by mistake but to share the gospel of saving grace and to show how to live the Christian life in obeying God.
Reading – 1 Kings 18v3-4. Obadiah while working in an environment that was ungodly, yet he still served the Lord faithfully in helping the prophets of the Lord. But above all Obadiah testimony did not weaken though his surrounding was ungodly. Dear Christian your employment, employer and surrounding may not be the best place as there are many who deny the Lord, but as you live before people and do your work to the best of your ability you can give evidence your life has been transformed by the gospel
Reading: 1 Kings 17:8-9
Reading: 1 Kings 17:8-9
Reading: 1 Kings 17:8-9
Reading: 1 Kings 17:8-9
Reading: 1 Kings 17:1-7
The Apostle Paul’s in his closing words writes with God’s authority that the message he preached was not his own but received by Jesus Christ.
When living for Christ, believers will bare the marks of suffering, for Jesus' sake as their allegiance is to Christ.
Paul’s last words to the Galatians highlight the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ freely given to them, not as a reward for the righteous, but as a gift for the guilty.
Elijah served Christ during times of spiritual declination, darkness, and defiance, and he remained faithful.
The new creature in Christ rejoices that God’s peace and mercy rests upon them because His wrath is turned away from them, by faith in the blood of Christ.
The Apostle in teaching Christ is risen from the dead, then used an example what would it means for believers, if Christ has not risen from the dead, the answer we would fear death, but since Christ is risen, believers have nothing to fear in death.
The source of walking in the Spirit is the result of the Holy Spirit living in the life at the moment of salvation.