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God's presence, power and people in our lives

Is Almighty God a part of your life or apart from your life? Are the glorious things of God a source of rejoicing in your life or simply things that happen in your life? Are the people of God the most important people in your life or just additional names on some social networking site?

During Bible times, if the word God were spoken, people would immediately stop what they were doing and listen due to their respect for His name. Now days, the word god is nothing more than the third word of the overused phrase “oh my god”. Without utter awe of God, there is no way to honestly respect Him in your mind, honor Him with your heart or live for Him with your life.

I believe God is closer to us than our very breath. I believe He lives in us and is eyes behind our eyes, ears behind our ears, feet behind our feet and heart behind our heart. God is not apart from us but literally a part of us. There is no reason to ever feel alone and forsaken for God is as close to you as your next breath or heartbeat.

The things of God are all matters relating to Him. The Word of God provides us with information about what God has done and will be doing. The Holy Spirit within us provides us with “real time” information about what God is doing. Everything God does should fuel the passion in our hearts to love Him more and serve Him in a greater way.

If one were to honestly catalog every “God thing” each day, it would astound and deeply humble us. God is at work within us to will and to do of His good pleasure. God constantly protects us, guides us and helps us through each day via His power, His angels and His grace. There is never a moment when God forgets about us or is too busy to help, strengthen or bless us. Truly our joy and rejoicing in this life should be in the “things of God”.

We have contact with a multitude of people in our lives. We have business associates, friends and family who many times are not Godly. All of these people can provide us with assistance, make us laugh or be there when we have a crisis. These people many times are our “buddies” but rarely should they be the most important people to us.

No one should be closer to our hearts, be at the top of our prayer lists and the ones we turn to at the greatest moments in this life than our brothers and sisters in Christ. Our spiritual family is what allows us to endure pressure, handle adversity and fully appreciate God’s abundant blessings in our lives. We have so much to be thankful for, especially God being at work within us, His mighty works abounding through us and His wonderful people standing with us.

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Posted: Oct 25 2012 06:05:35am by blessings2you+
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Author: poodlelady+
Posted Oct 25 2012 10:17:08am
  Awesome blog Kirk

This is one I will print and put in my Bible for daily access, simply because it's something I should never forget.

Blessings
pooh

Author: kreynolds+
Posted Oct 25 2012 06:17:15pm
 
No one should be closer to our hearts, be at the top of our prayer lists and the ones we turn to at the greatest moments in this life than our brothers and sisters in Christ.


I agree. I am very, very thankful for the brothers and sisters in Christ who have been a source of strength and support to me. They serve as reminders to me of the love, mercy, grace and faithfulness of God.

Blessings!

K :princess:

Author: Steve Hurt+
Posted Oct 28 2012 02:43:27pm
  It is indeed the answered prayers from many a brother and sister that has sustained me these many years.

The prayers of all recently in fact - I am going back to work Monday - with an adjusted schedule of course.
Thank you Lord for walking with us and always being with us and never forsaking in good or bad, wrong or right.

Beautiful blog Brother.

Author: Kip Petzold+
Posted Nov 03 2012 08:03:12pm
  Regarding invoking the name of God.
I knew a cult that thought using profanity and committing other sins increased their experience of God's Grace.

Well, they were studying the names of God. They got to "Adonai" (Master), and people started freaking out. It drove them to repentance.

I was there the night it hit. I had given them over to Church Discipline - because of their heresy. But I'd heard they were starting to humble themselves. I just sat in a corner like the 800 pound gorilla in the room.

They asked God to impart to them a real experience of the "fear of God".

I've been to camp meetings and heard dozens of people crying out to God in repentance. But I've never heard anything like that before. I had been in the hallway talking to the leader - who was telling me

"If it glorified God more to strike me dead right here, right now, I'm good with it."

I walked into the other room, which was not well lit, and almost stepped on someone lying in the fetal position on the floor. The sounds of crying and lamentation were beyond words.

Many had been living in sexually immoral situations.
They fixed it IMMEDIATELY. When they went "home", it wasn't into the same place - if they were living together. A couple of the couples broke up and separated. The rest were married within weeks.

And in all ways, at all times, the terror of God is upon them.

Now they are doing me far more good than harm.

I told them they were blessed.
Most Christians seek the joy of the Lord. They said, "This is not a time for joy, but sorrow."
Most Christians seek new life. They are seeking to die for others. And they invite discipline and hardness into their lives.
Many are offended if they are not welcomed and treated well. They feel unworthy to share the sufferings of Christ - and feel blessed to be allowed to serve their brothers and sisters in other churches..

Also
I stick to Christian Music.
But your article reminds me of the Tom Petty song: "You don't have to live like a refugee."

Nice blog, bro.

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