Then They Will Know that I Am the LORD – Ezekiel 30:26
Many today deny the sovereignty of God in their lives. But judgment is coming, and then they will know that he is the Lord.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
Many today deny the sovereignty of God in their lives. But judgment is coming, and then they will know that he is the Lord.
There is so much evil in our world. And it can lead us to cry out for justice. But we can rest assured that, in the end, justice will reign.
Jesus warns us about stumbling. Be careful not to be the cause of another person falling away. And remove all stumbling blocks from my life.
The same choice God gave to Israel over 3000 years ago is the same one that we have today. Life and prosperity or death and destruction.
Why did God flood the world? The most obvious answer is because of sinfulness. But it also gives us an example of the consequences of sin.
And God has called each of us to serve in different ways. We are answerable to him, not each other. So, leave judgment to the Lord.
While our motives may be hidden from most people, the Lord searches the hearts and minds of people, and rewards them accordingly.
The narrow gate leads to life while the wide gate leads to destruction. Jesus invites us to travel the narrow road that he traveled.
Jesus instruction is clear. Do not judge other people. That belongs to God alone. Yet we are to be discerning and not accept just anyone.
We need to guard against judging by external appearances and be merciful instead. Because mercy triumphs over judgment.
God pronounced judgment on the nation of Judah because they had been led astray by false gods. Are we any different now?
Jesus, when telling the Parable of the Tenants, used the stone that the builders rejected to identify himself with the son of the parable.