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God’s Restoring Grace

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Every person has a divinely implanted destiny and purpose, and we can never really be fully satisfied unless we live out that destiny and purpose through Christ.

Ecclesiastes says,

He has made everything beautiful in its time. He also has planted eternity in men’s hearts and minds [a divinely implanted sense of a purpose working through the ages which nothing under the sun but God alone can satisfy]…. —Ecclesiastes 3:11 (AMP)

But there are many things that can hinder or destroy our destiny and sabotage the fulfillment of God’s purposes for our lives! But most believers are usually able to trust God to restore their lives from the consequences related to these kinds of destructions.

What If We Mess Up?

What happens if we are the ones who have failed and hindered our own life’s purposes? This is usually where we struggle to trust God.
David, made a really powerful observation:

…Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; Who redeemeth thy life from destruction…. —Psalms 103:2-4 (KJV)

God is willing and able to restore our destructions.

The Power of Sin to Destroy vs the Power of Grace to Restore
The gospel reveals that the power of sin and iniquity to DESTROY your life, is never greater than the power of God’s love and grace to RESTORE your life!

…But where sin increased and abounded, grace (God’s unmerited favor) has surpassed it and increased the more and superabounded. —Romans 5:20 (AMP)

This truth is so apparent in Paul’s life and ministry because he had firsthand experience of the power of God’s grace on the road to Damascus (Acts 9:1–9). Paul wanted to destroy every Christian and was on a mission to do so. On the road to Damascus, he encountered Jesus.

The Whole Outlook Changes

On the road to Damascus, sin in Paul’s life was abounding, increasing and overflowing.

Every person has a divinely implanted destiny and purpose, and we can never really be fully satisfied unless we live out that destiny and purpose through Christ. But Paul said,

…Yet, though sin is shown to be wide and deep, thank God his grace is wider and deeper still! … but now GRACE IS THE RULING FACTOR. —Romans 5:20 (Phillips)

When you trust in the Lord and His finished work, the whole outlook changes! Even in our greatest failures, God’s grace is more powerful to heal, deliver and restore, than the power of sin to hinder, sabotage and destroy! You’re never out of God’s reach to restore you and fulfill His purposes for your life!

God Has No Expectations of Us, Just Expectancy for Us

Scripture reveals that God has no “expectations” of us, but rather only has an “expectancy” for us.

For I know the thoughts and plans that I have for you, says the Lord, thoughts and plans for welfare and peace and not for evil, to give you hope in your final outcome. —Jeremiah 29:11 (AMP)

If God had expectations of us, He would be disappointed all the time. But He only has an expectancy for our gifts, callings and ministries. Therefore, He’s never disappointed in us. He only has hope and is excited for us! God is always ready, willing and able to help us get where we need to go in life, no matter how many times we’ve failed.

God Can Recalculate! I’m glad I have a navigation app on my phone. When driving in unfamiliar cities, I put the address of my desired destination into the app, and the voice will guide me where I need to go. If I take a wrong turn or exit, the app will immediately recalculate and get me back on track.

If we are able to devise an app to help us stay on track, how much more is God able to recalculate our failures to help us get where we need to go in life!

And I am convinced and sure … that He Who began a good work in you will continue … developing [that good work] and perfecting and bringing it to full completion in you. —Philippians 1:6 (AMP)

Blessings,
Arthur Meintjes

733. Repentance Is Not Based Upon Behavioral Changes

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Reducing the occurrence of sinful actions in our lives will be beneficial for us in this life on planet earth. However, empty religion has mistakenly defined repentance as “turning from sin” which causes people to flip the gospel inside out ... leaving people in a place of self-effort, fear and often results in condemnation. Repenting isn’t about behavior modification—anyone can do this whether they are saved or not.

Authentic repentance brings a change of mind, causing us to realize we can’t do anything to merit eternal life or God’s righteousness, forgiveness, sanctification, acceptance, etc. The “turning” that is often referenced is meant to be a departure from our works and efforts … to belief or faith in the work of Jesus. We don’t “do” anything to receive this.



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732. Repenting from What God Doesn’t Remember?

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Christians are bombarded with repentance missiles from all kinds of Bible teaching which varies by definition from one pulpit to the next. And yet the writer of Hebrews admonished believers to avoid the constant practice of feeling obligated to repeatedly lay down the same foundation of repentance from dead works. Feeling the need to “get right with God again” because of poor choices is not how repentance is defined.

This mindset has left people wallowing in a works-based doctrine and in a state of sin consciousness which Jesus came to deliver people from. Believers are gifted with God’s righteousness, and Jesus doesn’t call the righteous to repent, but rather those identified as sinners who are still born in Adam with a sin condition they are trying to fix through their own efforts — instead of trusting in the work of Christ by faith.



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731. Repent! (What It Does and Doesn’t Mean)

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The religious business has sold repentance as a behavioral change which results in sinning less. This places people into a sin consciousness which Jesus came to deliver people from.

It will lead towards a works-based religion, as well-meaning people vigorously strive to have their bad outweigh their good, thereby somehow making themselves more acceptable to God.

In the Greek language, this is not how repentance is defined, and it’s our discussion on this week’s program.



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Jesus Changes Everything: And We are Safe and Sound

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The validity of the New Testament Gospel message is based upon the crucifixion of Christ, signifying the finished work of the cross.
When it comes to interpreting Scripture, we need to have a Christ- centered view. Jesus, and what He accomplished on the cross, CHANGED EVERYTHING!

The New Covenant – A Superior Covenant

When we celebrate the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, we must understand that Jesus on the cross changed everything by establishing a new and far superior covenant.

…He [Christ] has acquired a [priestly] ministry which is as much superior and more excellent [than the old] as the covenant (the agreement) of which He is the Mediator (the Arbiter, Agent) is superior and more excellent, [because] it is enacted and rests upon more important (sublimer, higher, and nobler) promises. —Hebrews 8:6 (AMP)

This makes it very clear that Jesus’ priestly ministry is superior, and He is the Mediator of a superior covenant than the Old Covenant!

The New Covenant is a superior one between the Father and the Son!

It is a covenant eternally established and ratified between God the Father and God the Son! An Arbiter is a person who has the power and authority to decide what will be done and accepted, someone with entire authority and control. A Mediator is a person who acts as a guarantee! Jesus, on our behalf, has the authority to decide what will be done and accepted. Furthermore, Jesus is the One who is guaranteeing the terms, conditions and legal requirements of the New Covenant are already fulfilled on our behalf! We don’t have to fulfill any requirements to keep the covenant.

Jesus changed everything, and we are safe and sound through Him!

The New Covenant is superior based upon better promises.

Under the Old Covenant the promises were dependent upon our ability to perform certain requirements. But
the New Covenant surpasses the old because it’s enacted upon far better, higher, nobler and unconditional promises!

Jesus changed everything, and we are safe and sound through Him!

For as many as are the promises of God, they all find their Yes [answer] in Him [Christ]. For this reason we also utter the Amen (so be it) to God through Him [in His Person and by His agency] to the glory of God. —2 Corinthians 1:20 (AMP)

All the promises of God in Him are now YES and AMEN!

The New Covenant is superior because of sin removed!

Hebrews says that by a single offering Jesus established the New Covenant, which is superior and more excellent because
our sin was eternally taken away, leaving us to serve God with a clear conscience and a promise that He will never again remember our sin! (Heb. 10:14-17)

The New Covenant is superior because of justification by faith!

The Old Covenant was one of fault finding, but the New Covenant is one of justification by faith! In Matthew, Jesus said,…except your righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no case enter into the kingdom of heaven. —Matthew 5:20 (KJV) Exceed means to superabound in quantity and quality, to be in excess, or to excel!

What Jesus was saying is unless you have a righteousness that is far more superior than the righteousness of the Old Covenant, both in quantity and quality, you will never enter into kingdom living! Paul said that because of the finished work of Jesus, we are made righteous, a righteousness that is far superior to righteousness under the Old Covenant.

The New Covenant is superior because of no judgment!

The Old Covenant was one of judgment and punishment, but in the New Covenant, punishment and judgment have been satisfied!
There has always been only one way we can have access to God and confidence and peace before Him—by faith in the finished work of Christ alone! It’s essential that we absolutely know that we are no longer under the Old Covenant. We are now safe and sound in a new, superior covenant of grace through Jesus Christ!

 

725. Where Do I Stand if I’m Not Keeping the Commandments Perfectly?

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Ever since the cross and resurrection, church-ianity has pushed a counterfeit gospel known as law-keeping, which believers become hooked on and frequently have a difficult time breaking free from. The Bible tells us the commandments contained within the law from the Old Covenant were not based upon faith. Faith came when Christ arrived. Trying to live by the command caused sin to increase. Living in the Spirit allows us to bear His fruit instead of our own rotten tomatoes.

We don’t serve in the old way of a written code but by the new way of the Spirit. The old way will leave you wondering where you stand with God in any given minute. You will never be at peace while trying to live up to a standard that required perfect behavior … and take notice that legalistic Christianity only will only require you keep a very small portion of what the law demanded. The rest gets hypocritically tossed aside. The remedy for breaking free from the slavery of the addiction of works is God’s grace.



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I Know God Can, But Will He?

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I believe

I believe that God can do anything.  I really do believe that.  I believe that He can do miracles and even raise the dead.  I believe that he heals people and that he makes things happen that can only be described as miraculous.

I know that God CAN do these things, but I often question WILL God do these things for me.

I have walked with God since I was 12 years old so that makes it 36 years.  That’s a long time!  I’ve seen God do some really incredible things.  I’ve seen people healed, financial needs miraculously met, relationships restored through prayer, and a host of other things deemed as signs and wonders.

Yet, I sometimes still question the goodness of God towards me personally and his willingness to even consider my smallest requests.  Despite hearing other people testify about how God gave them their heart’s desire even in the smallest things, I wonder does God really care about me in that most intimate way . . . that even my smallest concerns are a concern to him.

He has the entire world to deal with, the galaxies to look after, not to mention all of the spiritual world that we know little about.  Why would the tiny desires of my heart matter to him?

How You See God Matters

I know that I struggle with these thoughts because I sometimes still struggle in how I see God.  I was brought up believing in a very angry God that hated sin and was the one that poured out all of his wrath upon Jesus as he hung naked on a bloody, torturous cross.  Somehow, he was supposedly no longer mad at me because he took his anger out on his son (in my place).  Yet, for all of my teen years, and most of my adult life I have struggled with still feeling like he’s been disappointed in me, even angry at me because when I’ve messed up I should have known better.

It’s probably because that’s how I feel about my own mistakes, and often, the mistakes of others . . . we should know better.

In my heart, I know that God is not like this.  I no longer preach a God like this, and I do understand that Jesus is the exact representation of God and Jesus wasn’t like this.  I know this yet I still struggle sometimes to believe it.

How can one believe one thing and think another?  How can I have faith and doubt at the same time? 

Faith and Doubt?

In the gospel book of Mark, there is a story of a man that struggled with this very thing.  This man brought his son to Jesus’ disciples to be healed from a mute spirit.  The disciples couldn’t get the boy delivered so when Jesus shows up the man explains to Jesus the situation.  The man says to Jesus, “But if you can do anything, take pity on us and help us.”  (see Mark 9:14-27)

I think this astonished Jesus because he replied, “If you can?  All things are possible to him who believes.”

The man responds, “I do believe, help my unbelief.” 

I think most of us can identify with this man.  “Lord, I do believe you can do this, help me in the areas that I struggle to believe.”

For me, I know that God can (that’s where my belief comes into play) but I struggle to believe that he will (that’s where my unbelief is).  I know he can, but will he?

He Can, But Will He?

I suspect that many reading this have struggled with this very issue at least once.  We know he can, but will he?

Lord, we believe, but help us in our unbelief.

Jesus, out of his great compassion and mercy, heals the man’s son.  So many times, Jesus has helped me too even when I wasn’t believing that he would help me.

How do we overcome our unbelief?  How do we go from believing he can to knowing that he will?  I don’t have five easy steps to get us there.  I wish I did.

I do think that I have one step, one very easy step.

Lord, I believe, help me in my unbelief.

I believe that this is a prayer that Jesus wants to answer.  I know that this is a prayer I pray.  I know that God can, and I am determined to believe that he will! This is the step we need to take!

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The Deception of Self Righteousness

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One of the biggest deceptions in the world, especially in the Church, is that of performance-religion and self- righteousness. There’s a huge emphasis on maintaining the moral standards of the so-called “Judeo-Christian-value system.”

We hear: “I’m a good Christian.” “I belong to a church.” “I go to a home group.” “I read my Bible.” “I pray every day.” “I give my tithes.” “I try to live a good life and do my moral best.” “I don’t need to be set free because I’m already free.”

In reality, these are the people who need freedom the most.

I haven’t really struggled with knowing right or wrong and good or evil. For me, it was discerning between a life of self-righteousness and righteousness by faith.

Two Sides to Self-Righteousness

There are two sides to self- righteousness, both equally deceptive in keeping people bound.

  1. The Good We Do!

    The first area of bondage that self- righteousness produces is what Jesus called “making the word of God of no effect.” It’s the belief that I have it all together, and I’ve done my part or “better than most.”

    Some people actually believe they have it all together and are fulfilling their side of a bargain with God. Jesus said to the Jews who thought they had it all together:

    … “Full well ye reject the commandment of God, that ye may keep your own tradition. … Making the word of God of none effect through your tradition ….” —Mark 7:9-13 (KJV)

    The Jews taught that there was a way to be righteous by keeping the law, even if it meant they had to bend the law to do so.
    But Paul said, “Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin” (Rom. 3:20 KJV).

    The law was designed to draw man’s attention to his sin! What Jesus was saying to the Jews was that by bending the law to make it workable, they made the law or Word of God of no effect!

    Simultaneously, there’s another side to this truth. JESUS IS THE WORD OF GOD! Legalism and self-righteousness makes JESUS and His work on the cross of no effect in our lives. If we could keep the law by our own efforts, then we’d have no need for Jesus!

  2. The Evil We Do!

    Legalism and self- righteousness create guilt, condemnation, and obligation. One of the purposes of the law was to make people see and understand that no one can be made righteous by keeping the law. The Jews were serving God, governed by rules, regulations and performance, which could never make them righteous before God. They needed to be set free, and so do many people today.

True Freedom:

We can never experience any form of freedom if we are not freed from the deception of performance-religion, legalism, and self-righteousness.

When Jesus said, “You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free” (John 8:32), He was saying: you will know “The Truth” (Jesus) and what He came to do. And Jesus will set you free from legalism, self-righteousness, and the condemnation and guilt of the law!

When we know “The Truth” about God’s love, we are set free from seeing an angry God who needs to be appeased and demands performance and sacrifice!

In Romans 3:21-25, Paul said:

“But now the righteousness of God WITHOUT the LAW is manifested … by faith of Jesus Christ … upon all them that believe… Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus: Whom God hath set forth … To declare, I say, at this time his righteousness: that he might be just, and the justifier of him which BELIEVETH in Jesus.”

This is the freedom Jesus gave us. It’s this freedom we are to celebrate and grasp hold of every day!

Blessings,
Arthur Meintjes

Discovering True Love

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John is known as the apostle of love. Let’s look at some well-known verses in one of his letters.

Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and everyone that loveth is born of God and knoweth God. He that loveth not, knoweth not God….
—1 John 4:7-8

Unfortunately, this scripture has caused much confusion. We think this means that we should love other people so God can love us, and if we love others, it proves we love Him. Then He can love us back. No! This is what I call a dyslexic verse.

This verse says: If you know God’s love for you, only then will you be able to love others, and when you love others, you understand God’s love for YOU! You can only share or give what you’ve received.

I John 4:9 and 10: “In this was manifest ed the love of God toward us (This is how the love of God is shown toward us). Herein is love (this is what love is), not that we loved God, but that He loved us, and sent His son to be the propitiation for our sins.” (parenthesis mine)

When “the love of God” is mentioned, people think they need to do something because that’s what we’ve been taught. But it says the love of God is “toward” us. This is about how He responds to you, not you to Him!

God is not concerned about whether or not you love Him. What is important to God is: Do you know that He loves you? You can put on your mask and say the right things, but God sees your heart. He wants you to know that HE LOVES YOU! Once you know He loves you, loving Him is no problem. Understanding His love for you is what brings peace and changes you!

Most Christians have heard about the love of God, but few believe it. It’s easy to believe that He loved the world. But we question it as individuals. We find it difficult to believe that He loves us in spite of our shortcomings. Our shortcomings and failures actually cause us to believe we are separated from the love of God.

This is my charge to you today. Don’t just listen to what His love is about, believe it. Start persuading your heart of His love toward you today. Don’t wait a moment longer. Your very life depends on you understanding His great love.

Love: The Foundation

The truth that most people seem to ignore is, love is the foundation for everything that God did.

John 3:16 is a wonderful reminder of this.

“For God so LOVED the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (KJV)

I John 4:16 tells us that “God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.”

Love is not something God does. Love is who God is. Therefore, no matter what God does, Love is doing it. It makes no difference how or when you come into contact with God, you will be contacting love. There is never a time that God is not love. Have you ever opened your Bible and found that God has changed His mind, said He doesn’t love the world and takes back everything He’s ever said and done for mankind? No! He is the same yesterday, today and forever.

Jesus Christ is [eternally changeless, always] the same yesterday and today and forever. —Hebrews 13:8 (AMP)

Blessings,
Arthur Meintjes

We Are Here and There

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Praise and Worship Sunset

Lincoln Steffens went to Russia after the Russian Revolution and saw the new collective form of government, known as communism, being tried. Things looked so good in the early days that he reported back home, "I have seen the future and it works." Of course, by 1989 the country was in big trouble, having witnessed millions of people dead in the tragic experiment.

However, the scriptures testify that we can see the future and it really does work.

If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on the earth. For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. When Christ who is your life appears, then you also will appear with him in glory. -- Colossians 3:1-4 (ESV)

In the real world described here, the spiritual and natural intertwine. When Jesus appeared, the eternal invaded the temporal. Or speaking from a linear perspective, the future broke into the present. Jesus announced, "The kingdom of God is at hand." A new era was beginning. A new age was dawning. Though the willfully blind can't see beyond the temporal and thus live based on observation and intuition, those born of the Spirit can see through the temporal to the eternal.

In the mystery of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus, believers share the very life of Jesus the Christ -- called "eternal life." They share his past, present and future. Because they are "in him," they are wherever and whenever he is. The apostle Paul is not talking nonsense when he says, "Your life is hidden with Christ in God."

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This is confusing to those so focused on trying to get there by some form of merit, that they can't see the finished work of Christ. Many are afraid they will be left behind at his next coming. But, you can't be left behind if you are already there. We are so united with him that we sit with him now and will appear with him when comes. In the present, we are being trained by Jesus to live as "there" people while we are here.

 

Originally published on KerygmaVentures.com. Reprinted with permission.

We Are Here and There

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Editor’s Note: It’s with heavy hearts we report that Dudley’s beloved wife Betsy was escorted to her eternal home yesterday. We extend our deepest sympathies to our brother and adviser, and pray God’s peace on the entire Hall family. 

Lincoln Steffens went to Russia after the Russian Revolution and saw the new collective form of government, known as communism, being tried. Things looked so good in the early days that he reported back home, "I have seen the future and it works." Of course, by 1989 the country was in big trouble, having witnessed millions of people dead in the tragic experiment.

However, the scriptures testify that we can see the future and it really does work.

If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on the earth. For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. When Christ who is your life appears, then you also will appear with him in glory. -- Colossians 3:1-4 (ESV)

In the real world described here, the spiritual and natural intertwine. When Jesus appeared, the eternal invaded the temporal. Or speaking from a linear perspective, the future broke into the present. Jesus announced, "The kingdom of God is at hand." A new era was beginning. A new age was dawning. Though the willfully blind can't see beyond the temporal and thus live based on observation and intuition, those born of the Spirit can see through the temporal to the eternal.

In the mystery of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus, believers share the very life of Jesus the Christ -- called "eternal life." They share his past, present and future. Because they are "in him," they are wherever and whenever he is. The apostle Paul is not talking nonsense when he says, "Your life is hidden with Christ in God."

Help us champion truth, freedom, limited government and human dignity. Support The Stream >>

This is confusing to those so focused on trying to get there by some form of merit, that they can't see the finished work of Christ. Many are afraid they will be left behind at his next coming. But, you can't be left behind if you are already there. We are so united with him that we sit with him now and will appear with him when comes. In the present, we are being trained by Jesus to live as "there" people while we are here.

 

Originally published on KerygmaVentures.com. Reprinted with permission.

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Trust God, and Take a Risk with Jesus

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One big thing we can all learn is that God is a risk taker. We are going to have to trust the Lord, and that means being willing to take a risk and move out of our comfort zones.

There’s always a temptation to play it safe and just maintain what we have. But to succeed in life, you have to risk possible failure.

In the gospel of Luke, there’s a great example of the risk involved in trusting God.

Now it came to pass on a certain day, that he went into a ship with his disciples: and he said unto them, Let us go over unto the other side of the lake. And they launched forth. But as they sailed he fell asleep: and there came down a storm of wind on the lake; and they were filled with water, and were in jeopardy. And they came to him, and awoke him, saying, Master, master, we perish. Then he arose, and rebuked the wind and the raging of the water: and they ceased, and there was a calm. Luke 8:22-24 (KJV)

Jesus and His disciples were having great success, preaching and ministering in the cities and villages of Galilee. So when Jesus said, “Let’s go to the other side,” His disciples might have thought ‘Don’t rock the boat, Jesus. We’ve got it made. Why do you want to go to another place?’ But they trusted Jesus, and were willing to take the risk.

As we move on with Jesus, let’s go for it! Why? Because the regret of doing nothing is more painful than trying and failing. Everything worthwhile in life is a risk.

    • To laugh is to risk appearing a fool.
    • To cry is to risk appearing sentimental.
    • To reach out for another is to risk involvement.
    • To expose feelings is to risk rejection.
    • To place your dreams before a crowd is to risk ridicule.
    • To love is to risk not being loved in return.
    • To go forward in the face of overwhelming odds is to risk failure.

The woman with issue of blood took a risk (Mark 5:25-34).

When a woman had an issue of blood, she was considered to be unclean. She was probably banished outside the city gates with all the others who were unclean or lepers.

But when she heard the words of Jesus, she was willing to take a risk.

She was willing to take the risk of leaving the leper colony and being exposed as unclean. She risked not getting to Jesus, being rejected, being ridiculed and possibly not getting healed. But she did something great and ended up healed with a testimony of great courage and faith that no one could take away from her.

The greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing at all. A person who risks nothing does nothing and has nothing of real value.

Is God asleep?

Back in Luke 8, Jesus fell asleep, and the storm came.

Taking a risk with Jesus doesn’t guarantee smooth sailing, but it does guarantee you’ll see and experience wonderful miracles.

When you take a risk with God, it may sometimes seem that He has fallen asleep, and you’re alone facing the storm and about to sink. But look at verse 23. Another translation says that the boat was filled with water, yet they did not sink. With Jesus in your boat or life, you will not sink!

When we move on with Jesus, it will always be a risk, but it is always guaranteed by the words of Jesus.

…he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee. Hebrews 13:5 (KJV)

We can always trust that He will come through for us. So go for it!

To encounter means to run into or collide with the unexpected. So, a grace encounter is when we feel the furthest from God and when we least expect to experience God’s favor, but then unexpectedly run into or collide with the unearned, undeserved favor and goodness of God!

Blessings,

Arthur Meintjes

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