GLORIOUS LIVING
a fanatic, but it is just the reality. I want the freedom to live without guilt or fear. I don't want to be afraid of what I've done in my past. My passion or drive for peace, joy, and the love of Jesus is the divine connection into glory (II Timothy 1: 7). We must not allow this moment to slip away. This is for the now.
Think about the unfailing love of God. He never slumbers, nor does he sleep, waiting to hear us share our goals and make clear what our plans are (Psalms 121: 3, 4). We must be in expectation of the amazing source of energy that bursts open when the anointing is released for the assignment that I find quite exuberating. Then you'll know that the passion for completion has arrived. We must encourage ourselves. Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but God delivers us out of them all (Psalms 34: 19). I always see life as a divine pleasure to watch God at His best. If He did it before, He can do it again, same God right now, same God back then (Hebrews 13: 8).
"Why don't we take this opportunity to come from among the ashes and rise to our level of victory?"
Easter will be here soon, and so many of us don't celebrate the resurrection day of our Lord Jesus Christ. The day that He gave us back the power to exist. He was beaten; He suffered, died, and rose from the dead for the people. While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us (Romans 5: 8). On the third day, He rose from the dead with all power so that we could become recipients of this passionate deed (Romans 8: 11). Why don't we take this opportunity to come from among the ashes and rise to our level of victory? It doesn't matter what color, creed, status, educational background, or sex gender. Jesus died for