HOW SERVANTS THINK

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  HOW SERVANTS THINK Numbers 14:11-25 Devotional:- “But My servant Caleb, because he has a different spirit in him and has followed Me fully, I will bring into the land where he went, and his descendants shall inherit it” (V. 24).   To be a servant requires complete mental shift and change in attitude. Before God, attitude count more than achievement (2 Chronicles 25:2). So, when we look at how real servants think, they think more about others than themselves. Humility is not thinking less of ourselves but thinking of ourselves less (Philippians 2:4). Jesus takes the form of a servant (Philippians 2:7). We can measure our servant’s heart by how we respond when others treat us as servants. Real servants think like a steward and not owner. They keep in mind that God owns it all.  To become a real servant you’ve got to settle the issue of money in your life (Luke 16:13). Please understand that money has a great potential to replace God in our heart. When Jesus is your master...

PROTECTING YOUR CHURCH’S FAMILY

PROTECTING YOUR CHURCH’S FAMILY

James 3:13-18
Devotional – “Now the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace” (v.18)


    Understanding that the second purpose of God for man is to belong to the church family, there is therefore a strong need for you to protect the unity of your church. Unity is the soul of fellowship. Nothing on earth is more valuable to God than the church because he paid the highest price for it and He wants to protect it.

For you to be able to protect the unity of your church, you need to focus on what you have in common and not your differences (Rom 14:19). God wants unity and not uniformity. God made our differences and that should be respected. We must not let our differences divide us. To protect the unity of your church you must be realistic in your expectations from people. Don’t over expect. We need to give up the thought that the church should be perfect and admit that we all are not perfect people but people that wants to be perfected.

To protect your church you must choose to encourage rather than criticizing (Rom 14:4-10). It is the devils job to blame, complain and criticize, don’t join him (Revelation 12:10). Then refuse to listen to gossip. People who gossip to you will also gossip about you. (Proverbs 17:4, Jude 1:19). Learn to confront those who gossip about your church and your Pastor Thessalonians 5:12-13). Pray for your leaders, pastors, and not arguing but prayerfully teach harmony to destroy disunity. Peace!

PRAYER ---Lord, give me the spirit of a peace maker.

“DEFENDING YOUR CHURCH IS DEFENDING Christ”

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