Become Jesus Christ's Disciple

Good Day, Beloveds, The Word of God is not limited to the Bible, but the Bible contains the Word of God. This word is supernatural and should impact your life in every way. There are promises made in this world, and they will always be fulfilled: blessings for the righteous and curses for the unrighteous/wicked. If you haven’t already done so, please start by reading Psalms 1, verses 1 to 5 (find the link at the end of this teaching), as we have already gone through that teaching. Verse 6 of Psalm 1 shares a promise from God, and His word does not change. God promised to watch over the path of the godly—not just the good, but the godly. He also warns that the path of the wicked leads to destruction. You might be thinking, "I see many wicked people, and they don't seem to face destruction." However, this does not change the truth of God's word. The presence of wealth does not mean there is no destruction. The verse states that the path of the wicked leads to destructio...

Good day Beloveds, Happy New Year to you! I hope you are ready to grow in your walk with Jesus. May everything this year be about pleasing our Lord God. I trust you enjoyed the teaching on verses 1 to 3. If you haven't read these verses yet, please do so before continuing below. Click here to read verse 1-2 and verse 3 . We have already discussed how a righteous person should live. Living in this manner likens them to trees planted by the riverbank. Today, we will explore the opposite of a righteous person: the wicked, sinners, or wrongdoers. We often assume that just because a person appears good, they are godly. Unfortunately, this is not always accurate. A person can be considered good by their own standards or the world's standards, but that does not necessarily align with God's standards. What is a good person? A good person may have a heart that does not please God. Let’s examine a scripture that demonstrates this. A rich religious leader approached Jesus, asking how ...

Good day Beloveds! Happy Monday to you, we are still on Psalms one. If you haven't read last week's teaching on verses 1 to 2 please first start there so you can understand the below teaching as it's a continuation of Psalms 1. Read   Remember I said there are only two types of people according to God. The tree and the chaff. Sadly we can't just pick the one that suits us, it's all determined by the ways we live. Is it aligned with the ways of a tree or a chaff? People who are trees live according to verses 1 and 2 . They don't take advice from the wicked, stand with the sinners or join the mockers. They are satisfied with living a righteous life and always following the word of God. The rewards and blessings you receive from God for living this way are what would show if one is a tree or a chaff. What are God's promises or blessings for those who live according to verses 1 and 2? Psalms 1:3 NLT [3] They are like trees planted along the riverbank, bearing fr...

Good day, Beloveds! As we step into this glorious new week, I joyfully pray that the Lord opens your heart to receive an abundance of His blessings! Amen! In my journey of faith, I once thought that God viewed us all equally, showering His blessings uniformly upon everyone. However, reflecting on Psalm 1 has filled me with awe and gratitude, revealing a beautiful truth that transformed my understanding! Psalm 1 presents us with two vibrant pathways in God's eyes. It’s not about how others perceive us or even how we see ourselves; God has a delightful benchmark for each of us. We are all uniquely crafted by our Creator, but how He relates to us depends on whether we are like sturdy trees or like chaff dancing in the wind! You might wonder, “What does that mean? Tree and chaff? I’m a human!” Remember, the Bible often uses poetic language, inviting us to uncover the profound meanings behind these vivid images, even if they’re not meant to be taken literally. There's a beautiful wa...