The Eleventh Hour

One of the meanings of the word “broadcasting” is to sow seed. As Christians, we are all called to broadcast the message of the Gospel with everyone, knowing that not everyone will receive it. It takes a lot of work for a seed to produce a crop, and when we obey God in the work He calls us to then we get to take part in the transformation of other people’s lives.

It’s easy to go to God when we need something, but do we go back and thank Him when He provides what we need? As our Heavenly Father, God loves for us to come to Him in praise and thanks for all that He has done and continues to do in our lives.

When we walk around like losers to sin, we put ourselves in a position to keep losing. When we truly believe that Jesus has won the battle over sin and He lives in us, we can hold our head high and walk in boldness as winners.

We are all born as sinners, basically working for hell in which the payment is death. The only way that we can get out of that job is to switch over by accepting God’s free gift of salvation, which gives us life. Jesus has already taken our payment of death on Himself to give us this opportunity, but we just have to receive it.

Too many times Christians back down to the cultural influences rather than taking a stand for what the Bible says is true. God promises us eternal life, so in light of that promise we have nothing on this earth to fear.

The Bible talks about different kinds of love that we can experience, but only certain kinds can we experience once we are born again. God is love, and it is only once we receive love from Him that we can have the greatest love to give back to Him and to others in all kinds of relationships.

We all face pain in our lives, whether it’s from something that happens to us or we inflict it on ourselves through sin. God’s grace covers us in our pain and brings relief, comfort and peace.

Rather than getting upset that everyone goes to Heaven as long as they make Jesus their Lord and Savior, whether it be at the beginning or end of life, we need to just be grateful that God has accepted us in the first place. He doesn’t do things because they are fair but rather for the purpose of His own glory.

Jesus tells us that we can only serve one master, and the only Master that will actually take care of us and provide all of our needs is God Himself. When we let go of serving other people or for the sake of obtaining more and more things, we can live in a state of contentment and faith that keeps us from worrying about what’s in the hands of our Master who cares deeply for us.

To become part of God’s family means that we believe in Jesus and submit to His Lordship in our lives. When we do this, our whole lives change and God works in us and through us to mold us into being more like His Son. The evidence of being in His family is that we obey Him and love one another.