Tag: ChooseJesus
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“Choose you this day whom you will serve.” Joshua 24:15 Bondage rarely introduces itself as bondage. It may begin as something we want. Something appealing. Something comfortable. It might begin as something harmless that slowly begins to consume us, and eventually, without realizing it, we can find ourselves serving it instead of God. If we…
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The battle is real—and complacency is not neutral. We don’t have to deliberately walk away from God to drift from Him. Sometimes we simply get comfortable, distracted, and stop intentionally choosing Him. Stay awake. Guard your heart. Resist complacency. Keep choosing Jesus. ❤️ “If you think you are standing strong, be careful not to fall.”…
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There’s a difference between believing in Jesus and knowing Jesus. When the apostles faced persecution, they weren’t defending an idea they hoped was true. They had walked with Jesus. They had heard Him, watched Him, experienced Him—and encountered Him alive after His resurrection. They knew Him. If a time is coming when our allegiance will…
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It’s easy to drift from God without even realizing it. One distraction, one compromise, one neglected prayer at a time, distance begins to grow. But God isn’t waiting to push you away—He’s waiting to welcome you back.Take a moment today to ask yourself: “Is there anything I’ve allowed to come between me and the Lord?”…
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Every day is a day of choosing. The quiet decisions we make shape the path we walk. God invites us to walk closely with Him through every step, every surrender, and every act of obedience.
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Today’s One Year Bible reading emphasizes the importance of trusting and responding to God. Through instances in Numbers, Luke, Psalm, and Proverbs, it reflects on how humility, obedience, and faith define our relationship with Him. Ultimately, it challenges us to examine our desires for God and act accordingly to experience His presence and mercy.
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From the very beginning, God revealed His plan of redemption. Hidden within the genealogies of Genesis and demonstrated through Noah’s Ark, salvation was prepared long before it was needed. God still extends His hand today—inviting us not just to believe, but to enter in. Will you respond?
