"Wash My Feet, Lord"


I am a sinner, saved by grace, loving and loved by the Saviour, and striving to live the words of Scripture throughout my sanctification. I need to be convicted and changed more into the image of Christ. I desire to share with you, within this blog, all that I am daily learning. I want to serve Christ and become more and more like Him. I don’t want to live a legalistic life, but I do want to live a holy one. I want to see God receive the glory He deserves. I want to see the depth and richness of the Gospel come back to the Church. I want to see God’s people encouraging and building one another up in Christ. I want to encourage young people, and be encouraged by them, to live a set-apart life. I want to give up my life for the sake of the Kingdom and it’s King.
May you accept what is written here, if it truly honors the Lord, as coming from a heart that purely wants to honor Jesus Christ, my Savior. As He teaches me, rebukes me, corrects me, and trains me in righteousness, I hope to grow in my knowledge and love for Him. May everything that is said here bring Him glory. If I stray from the truths of Scriptures, please tell me. May my words be full of grace, as though seasoned with salt. May "the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart Be acceptable in Your sight, O LORD, my rock and my Redeemer.” (Ps. 19:14)

Monday, October 18, 2010

Taking up our Cross

"Peace, joy, a home in heaven, prosperity. These
are the kinds of things we tend to focus on in our modern-day
evangelistic efforts: Come to Jesus, and He'll get rid of all your
problems.

But Jesus called His followers to take up their cross and follow
Him--to suffer for His sake. By ignoring that calling, I think we've
produced a generation of soft, flabby disciples who don't have much
stomach for the battles of the Christian life. When they encounter
trials and temptations, they whimper and whine and make a dash for
the quickest escape route.

The apostle Paul understood that suffering is essential. He said that
we must walk through many tribulations to enter the kingdom of God.

So when you face trials, remember it doesn't mean that God has let
you down. If you'll let Him, He will actually use those trials as a
means to bless you and make you more like His Son."

With Seeking Him, Nancy Leigh DeMoss.

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