Posts with the tag “walk”

Understanding who we are—redeemed, accepted, and forgiven—shapes our actions. If we neglect this foundation, we reduce our spiritual walk to mere morality or simply an accusition of knowledge without its designed use. If we neglect this foundation, we minimize our walk to some kind of activity detached from our Saviour Jesus Christ and our identity in Him. Embracing these truths constrains and empowers us to walk worthy of our vocation.  Read More

Ephesians 5:8-14 lays out a path for believers seeking to live out their faith sincerely in a world at odds with God's light of truth. By proving what is acceptable, reproving the works of darkness, and awakening from spiritual sleep, we align our lives with the transformative power of Jesus Christ.  Read More

Through Christ, we are not only brought into the light but become light ourselves. This alteration is not a mere change of location but a fundamental shift in our very nature. We are "translated into the kingdom of His dear Son" (Colossians 1:13), moving from a realm of spiritual darkness into one of divine light.   Read More

This call to worthiness isn't about earning our salvation; rather, it's about living in a manner that aligns with who we already are in Christ.   Read More

Walking in love is the heartbeat of the Christian life. It is not an abstract concept but daily action to reflect Christ’s love in our thoughts, words, and actions. As we follow God as dear children, we embrace the incredible privilege of being His representatives in a world desperate for Jesus Christ and true love.  Read More