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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Complete and Effective Dominion | My Utmost For His Highest

Complete and Effective Dominion | My Utmost For His Highest:
"Even the weakest saint can experience the power of the deity of the Son of God, when he is willing to “let go.”" "...eternal live is the gift of God."

Two of the most important quotes for this devotion, not to diminish the balance. When we acknowledge our sin and weakness, God shows up with HIS might and power to accomplish in our life and through our life that which we could never dream! He waits our complete surrender.

How often is "...the gift of God", mistakenly stated as the "Gift from God"? When we accept God's plan of eternal salvation through Jesus Christ, we are accepting a gift OF God. Not from Him, but of Him. God gives of Himself for us, to us and in us. This is how we are able to live life to the full. Blessed with the very presence, power and purpose of God alone specifically for us on a individual level!

God waits only for us to become completely empty of self that we may receive all of Him! Recognize that sin doesn't have degrees of wrong or shades of wrong; but that in His eyes, sin is sin, period.

With our gaze fixed on Him and Him alone, we can live a life filled with His grace, love and power. This to fulfill His purpose and bring glory to His kingdom. Beyond this, we participate in things we would never have dreamed or thought possible!

May we become emptied now and moment by moment only to be filled with God beyond our capacity to contain. And spill forth all of Him as a blessing in this life, that all who see us... see CHRIST!

Be Blessed Always!!!

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Die, before you die?!

"Die before you die. There is no chance after" - CSLewis


What a statement and sadly to many, this might be a mystery.


Unless we die to ourselves and give ourself completely to Christ and His purpose now, we'll have no chance beyond this life.


Everyone desires to be recognized for their performance and we want to hear Christ say to us in glory, "Well done thou good and faithful servant".  To be faithful might mean giving more of myself than I think is being asked.  Go to places we never dreamed, speaking to people we don't know, loving someone who doesn't seem to like us or that we don't really like much.  The bottom line is that we are, all of us, going to be asked to do things that might not be natural for us to do.


Giving my all is a small thing when compared to the fact that Christ has given us everything!!!  So, the question stands, will we "die before we die?"


Be BLESSED Always!!!