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Bought for a Price

Bought for a Price

Have you ever felt like you were bought at a price? Maybe not in the literal sense, but in terms of the sacrifices and investments made for your well-being.

Think about the love and care your parents showed you, the friendships that have shaped you, or the opportunities that have come your way.

Today’s Scripture, 1 Corinthians 6:20, reminds us that we were bought at a price far greater than anything we can imagine. We were purchased with the precious blood of Jesus Christ.

you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies

1 Corinthians 6:20

Price of Freedom

When we were enslaved to sin, we were powerless to break free.

Our lives were a mess, and we were headed for destruction. But God, in His infinite love, sent His Son to die for our sins.

Jesus’ sacrifice was the ultimate act of love, a price paid to set us free from the chains of sin and death.

The apostle Paul reminds us of this in Romans 6:23: For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Honoring God with Your Body

Since we have been bought at such a high price, it is our duty to honor God with our bodies.

Our bodies are not just vessels for our souls; they are temples of the Holy Spirit.

When we honor God with our bodies, we are showing our gratitude for His sacrifice and demonstrating our love for Him.

How can we honor God with our bodies?

Here are a few ways:

  •     Avoid Anything That Dishonors God: This includes things like sexual immorality, drunkenness, drug abuse, and harmful behaviors.
  •     Take Care of Your Body: Eat healthy food, exercise regularly, and get enough sleep. Your body is a gift from God, and it deserves to be treated with respect.
  •     Use Your Body for Good: Use your talents and abilities to serve others and glorify God.
  •     Focus on Your Spiritual Health: Spend time in prayer, Bible study, and worship. A strong spiritual foundation will help you make good choices and honor God with your body.

We were bought at a price far greater than we can comprehend.

The blood of Jesus Christ was shed for our salvation, and it is our responsibility to honor God with our bodies.

By avoiding sin, taking care of ourselves, and using your body for good, you can show your gratitude for the gift of life and demonstrate your love for your Savior.

Upside Down: 15 Week Bible Study

 You Have Been Seated with Christ in the Heavenly Realms

God’s great hope for us is not simply the forgiveness of sins and a place in heaven when we die; but rather, He wants us totally restored, in heart, mind and soul . . . NOW!

As we enter into this amazing adventure with God, we soon recognize that we are a part of something tremendous, something that is beyond our earthy perspective, and we are transported into the heavens with Christ; we live, breathe, and find our being in Him!

This Bible study will help you rediscover how it all began, what happened in the Garden of Eden, who is the Devil really, and what is he up to today.

  • Head into the heavenly realms and discover profound truths concerning your relationship with God, and His incredible plan for you.
  • Search your heart, preparing for a fresh baptism of the Holy Spirit. In this study, you will enter into God’s armory, suiting up with the whole armor of God.
  • Discover the Keys to the Kingdom given to you, and learn what they unlock; discovering your true nature in Christ, the authority given, the Sword of the Spirit, the covering armor, and the mission ahead, you will truly learn to pray . . . Upside Down!

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Experience God’s Blessing: A Guide to Faithful Obedience

Experience God’s Blessing: A Guide to Faithful Obedience

Deuteronomy 28:1“If you fully obey the Lord your God and carefully follow all his commands I give you today, the Lord your God will set you high above all the nations on earth.”

Discover the path to God’s abundant blessings through faithful obedience.

Promise of God’s Blessing

God desires to bless His people. His good plan extends beyond the temporal, offering lasting and eternal blessings.

When we faithfully obey Him, He elevates us above all nations. This isn’t a conditional favor—it’s rooted in His grace and covenant. When we disobey; we can expect the blessing to be taken away!

Understanding God’s Commands

God’s commands aren’t oppressive rules; they’re expressions of His love and wisdom. They guide, protect, and shape us.

They encompass not only actions but also attitudes, motives, and inward transformation. Obedience isn’t about perfection; it’s about faithfulness.

The Challenge of Obedience

Obedience requires trust, humility, and perseverance.

It’s essential, reflecting our faith and love. Through obedience, we honor God, find joy, and fulfill our purpose. It’s the key to living under His blessing.

The Reward of God’s Blessing

God’s blessing transcends material wealth. It’s about spiritual abundance—peace, righteousness, wisdom, and courage.

His presence and favor accompany us.

We don’t earn it; we receive, celebrate, and share it. Let’s proclaim His glory and embrace His kingdom. Are you walking in obedience to God’s Word today?

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Danger of Idleness

Danger of Idleness

2 Thessalonians 3:6  In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, we command you, brothers and sisters, to keep away from every believer who is idle and disruptive and does not live according to the teaching you received from us.”

This verse serves as a powerful warning against the perils of idleness.

Warning Against Idleness

  • Be Diligent: The verse urges us to avoid idleness and disruption. It’s not merely about avoiding others who exhibit these traits; it’s a call to self-awareness. We must guard against becoming idle and disruptive ourselves.
  • Complacency: Idleness often breeds complacency. When we drift away from purposeful living, we risk losing our impact. Instead, let us strive for diligence in our work and relationships.

Dangers of Idleness

  • Disruptive Behavior: Idleness isn’t harmless; it can lead to disruptive behavior. When we lack purpose, our actions may harm others or hinder the community. We must recognize this danger and actively resist it.
  • Self-Harm: Idleness doesn’t only affect others; it harms us too. Our potential lies untapped when we remain idle. We must break free from complacency and embrace productivity.

Living a Productive Life

2 Thessalonians 3:6 compels us to:

  • Live by Teaching: Align your life with the teachings of the Bible.
  • Avoid Idleness: Be diligent, purposeful, and engaged.
  • Positive Impact: Strive to make a positive difference in the world.

Heed this warning, reject idleness, and live a life that honors God and blesses those around you.

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