A Christ Follower: The Journey

  God has given me two acrostics for the word "hope" or H.O.P.E. In this blog, I use H old O n P romises E ternal. And, during Advent, we are encouraged to focus on our God given hope; for example,  Hebrews 10:23 highlights just how important this is. In fact, the writer is talking about Christ Followers hoping unswervingly to this hope. We are to be resolute in our hope. Hope needs to be a really high priority in our lives if we are going to live the full lives Jesus, the Christ, wants us to experience. Why? Because The Almighty God, who gives us His promises, is faithful.  He is full of integrity. And integrity is doing the right thing even when no one is looking; therefore, no matter what, God will, indeed, keep the promises mentioned in the context of this verse.  S E V E N   H E A V E N L Y   H O P E   F I L L E D   P RO M I S E S   F O R   Y O U We are promised we have eternal redemption 🙏 (Hebrews 9:12) That is, for all eternity, all the sins we have committed are fo

  The  Master's Strategy Y o u r   C a l l i n g: Let me talk to you about our prime directive, and it is a supernatural directive that makes a journey beautiful in God's eyes: Oddly enough it has to do with feet: Now, when we look at feet, I don't think we would consider them very attractive; however,  when we fulfill God's core ministry principle, where Jesus called every single Christ Follower into ministry (Matthew 28:18-20), we see that God looks at our feet in a unique and blessed way. He begins,  in Isaiah 52:7, by saying "how beautiful" they are; therefore,  if we actually embrace our ministry,  in God's way of looking at things, even our feet are special; however,  failing to fulfill our calling, it seems to me, give us stinky feet.  F i v e  T h i n g s  G o d   W a n t s   In Isaiah 52:7,   There are five things God reveals He expects of us: 1. He wants us to share "Good News:" (2 Timothy 4:20) During these days, when  atrocious news f