PURPOSE OF LOVE

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  PURPOSE OF LOVE Romans 5:6-11 Devotional:- “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us..” (V. 8). NKJV Sometimes we make such a mistake as loving only our lovers. We do not often think that by this we fulfill the Law of Moses and not the law of grace, loving only those who love us and probably hating those who hate us. But this is not true love. If you understand the purpose of love, you will know that love is not needed when everyone is perfect, but most needed because we are not. The scripture we read today demonstrates one of the greatest acts of God’s love to us. And this is a revelation of God’s love to you. Even though you commit sin and He hates sin, yet He loves you. It is for your sake that He sent Jesus, His only son, to die on the cross. See, people may hate you for one reason or another, but God loves you. He so much believed in you that He had to give up His son to die for your sake (1 John 4:9-10). ...

YOUR MOUTH

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YOUR MOUTH

Matthew 12:33-37
Devotional: “But I say to you that for every idle word men may speak, they will give account of it in the day of judgment. (V. 36) NKJV

    One of the good gift God has given us is the ability to express ourselves through the mouth. This is a major way to communicate our mind to each other in the world. Our words are direct products of our heart (Matthew 12:34). When the soul of people are sold to the Lord, it will sooner or later reflect in their words. That is why the bible says “we shall give account of all the idle words we are speaking. The one in the secret or in the open (Matthew 10:26)

The scripture says “our mouth should be seasoned with salt (Colossians 4:6). That is, our words should be always be with grace so that people can be rightly answered. If our mouth will be with grace and seasoned with salt, then it has to start from our soul. Information is always processed in our soul and expressed through our mouth.

That is why it is important that we load out heart with the word of God (Colossians 3:16). The word of God should be our meditation all the time. If we can do this, then our mouth will always speak the righteous words of God. (Matthew 12:34).

Friend, let us mind our words and our life shall reflect God’s glory.

PRAYER: Lord, deliver me from idle words

“OUR WORDS ARE DIRECT REFLECTION OF OUR HEART”

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