Many say that when we shall be then I will be able to serve God will be able to please him be able to walk in his light.

It has been done

what the Lord Jesus Christ did was to bring us into the presence of God and he has achieved that through the power and the presence of the holy spirit in the heart of a believer.

it is the duty and the wisdom of the believer to exercise the finished work of Jesus Christ just as we believe that we are healed and we get the healing in a flesh, so also we have to believe that we have been saved to be in his presence to serve him to do his will and walking is light.

The best analogy to explain this, is that of a human child. This child is born and offspring of man with all body parts yet undeveloped this child cannot talk cannot walk cannot seat.

all these are motor functions that gets to be developed as the child grows Christianity is the same when we came to Christianity who are born into it and now we have to develop into it we have to grow into it from a different lifestyle from a different world from a different kingdom all together into another kingdom which is a different world with a different set of rules and a different reality or together.

1Jn 3:1  See what manner of love the Father has given us, that we may be called children of God. For this reason the world does not know us, because it did not know Him.

1Jn 3:2  Beloved, now we are the children of God, and it was not yet revealed what we shall be. But we know that if He is revealed, we shall be like Him, because we shall see Him as He is.

1Jn 3:3  And everyone having this hope on Him purifies himself even as that One is pure.

let us know that now we are sons of God now we can please God and therefore we can also leave in his presence and expect his promises and his blessing to unfold in our lives accordingly as it declares them in his word.

The world will count you out of it as verse one says but the most important thing is that you don’t count yourself out of it consider the holy spirit that lives inside of you consider what Jesus died for, Consider the love that you have for him and that he has for you count yourself and expect his kingdom to work with you expect his rules to apply to you expect his word to work with you.

all of this is now just as we count the baby in the population of the country so also are you counted in the population of the kingdom of God it may be that you may not speak as there who are mature in the kingdom it may be that you do not walk as the soldiers of the kingdom but you have citizenry in the kingdom of God.

have a Blessed day.

Thanks for joining me!

Any journey that is worth taking, will demand something from you.

The fairness of life is that, the price you decide to pay, is what your journey will reward you.

So have fun while doing it, otherwise, what’s the point.

The best advice you can take; chose your journeys. At the the end of it all, if there is one at all, the final curtain as it were – you would rather want to have nobody to blame.

At least at the end of a journey, whether it be distant shores, the beginning of another, with pride empower yourself to declare, I have come here, by my own volition, coerced by my curiosity, spoilt by my extravagance, imprisoned by my own satisfactions.

If at the end of it all, were gallows, then and even then, with pride accept the gallows to my demise as my earned prize, surely that could never have been in the least a surprise….

Should there be a clap by the onlookers… well with pride embracing my deserved prize for my reward would be the only joy, for truest joy is a lonesome affair, where the true will of a man is.

Yes take your journey, whichever route be your choice, you will never be alone… however joy is lonesome deep and personal.

….And so life’s detours are misconstrued as senseless torturous traps, a closer look, reveals the opportunities for the big reveal, that lets everyone figure while on this journey; first find yourself – a knowing of the traveler… before aiming for a destination, that my friend is wisdom to escape a life of vanity…

Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton