A Christian does not have to beg God to heal him because Jesus already paid for our healing; all we need to do is thank Him for it and receive it by faith.

Faith For Your Own Healing

As Christians, we often feel the pressure to prove our faithfulness to God through our own efforts and good works. However, the Bible teaches us that we can trust in God's faithfulness to fulfill His promises to us as His children. Instead of striving to earn God's favor, we should place our faith and trust in His unwavering faithfulness. Let go of the burden of trying to prove yourself and find comfort in the promises of God.

His Faithfulness

Paul was the one who received the revelation of the Mystery of God that had been concealed for ages, as recorded in the New Testament. In this course, we will delve into the Scriptures to understand the nature of this mystery and its relevance to our lives.

The Mystery

In Philippians 3:10, Paul writes about his desire to Know Christ and the power of his resurrection. In this class, I want to take you deep into the knowledge of what it means to us as God’s children to embrace and experience the incredible power of His resurrection in our daily lives.

That I May Know The Power Of His Resurrection

In Galatians 5:6, Paul shares a great truth about how faith and love are connected. He says that faith, working with love, becomes a powerful force that leads us to do good works. This truth reminds us that faith isn't just about what we believe; it's also about how we act in love. When our minds are renewed to this truth, we will walk in the love shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Spirit and cease from our efforts to produce faith or love to fulfill the call to love our fellow men.

Faith  Which Worketh By Love

The vitality of the divine life within us surpasses the grip of corruption, sickness, disease, and despair prevailing in the world. By meditating on this profound reality—that the life within us is greater than the power of death wrought by sin—we unlock the power of eternal life. Through this transformative force, our ailing bodies and troubled minds are rejuvenated, embracing divine health and a sound mind. As Jesus proclaimed, "I have come that you might have life and that life in abundance” John 10:10

The Life In Us Is Greater Than The Corruption That Is In The World

John 3:14 refers to a pivotal moment in the New Testament where Jesus uses an Old Testament event to illustrate his own role in salvation. In this verse, Jesus says, "Just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so must the Son of Man be lifted up." This refers to the story in Numbers 21:4-9, where Moses lifted a bronze serpent on a pole to heal the Israelites from snake bites. Jesus on the cross became sin who new no sin, he was separated from his Father and he died the death of a sinner even though he committed no sin that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him. 2Corinthians 5:21.

As Moses Lifted Up The Serpent

Repeat After Me...Nah, I Don't Think So

The temperance of God bestowed upon us is a divine gift that empowers us with supernatural self-control, essential for living a life in accordance with God’s word. This temperance, a fruit of the Spirit as highlighted in Galatians 5:22-23, is not merely human restraint but a profound, God-given ability to govern our desires and actions. It enables us to resist temptations, make righteous choices, and maintain a steady course in our spiritual journey. By relying on this divine temperance, we can navigate the challenges of life with a sound mind, reflecting the character of Christ and fulfilling God's will for our lives. This supernatural self-control is crucial for walking in the Spirit, as it aligns our will with God's, ensuring that our actions and thoughts are in harmony with His divine purpose

Walking in the Self-Control of Jesus Christ

Find strength and solace in this collection of uplifting scriptures, read from the King James Version. Whether you seek comfort, hope, or encouragement, these scriptures will guide you, reminding you of your identity in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Bible Scriptures for Encouragement

God’s peace and rest act as divine protection, shielding us from the worries and distractions that can overwhelm us. These cares of life often try to draw our attention away from God’s Word, diminishing the blessings He has given us in Christ. But when we allow His peace to fill and guide us, it becomes a stabilizing force, grounding us in faith and keeping us focused on His promises rather than on the fleeting concerns of this world.
The Bible calls us to let the peace of God rule in our hearts, suggesting that His peace should govern our thoughts, emotions, and responses. When we yield to this divine peace, it calms our minds, allowing us to trust that God is in control, even when life feels uncertain. It becomes more than just an absence of anxiety, it’s a deep assurance that He is actively working for our good. This peace, as described in Philippians 4:7, transcends all understanding and guards our hearts and minds in Christ, equipping us to hold firmly to His Word, experience His blessings, and reflect His love.

Peace and Rest Vs Cares

I’m simply a soul, making the most of this human experience. I am an author and blogger who loves The Most High God of the Bible. I pray you'll find encouragement for your journey in these blog posts. My book, "From the Wilderness to the Narrow Path: A Journey of Surrender and Course Correction" can be purchased using the links below.

Repeat After Me...Nah, I Don't Think So

Chastity Dawn

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