Christianity is an exciting life; a life of victory through
the Word. Being born again, not of
corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and
abideth forever 1 Peter 1:23. Religious Christianity teaches that you have
to struggle to please God, and to walk with Him. But in true Christianity, you
don’t need to struggle to please God because the Holy Spirit helps you live the
faith life that pleases Him. All you have to do is pay attention to Him through
the Word of God. This is because the Word of God is the life. The place we read
say “…word of God,… liveth and abideth
forever” that means the Word of God is alive and living, it does not
change. The Word of God is dependable. We
are not born again by struggling; we are born again by the Word of God so we
are to live by the Word.
Those who live
according to the Word of God don’t need to keep worrying whether or not they
are pleasing God. It takes faith to please God; “But without faith it is impossible to please him…” Hebrew11:6; and
faith is having the Word dwell in you richly and living by it. The Just shall
live by faith. Faith is the reality that we know as Christians. God’s Word in
you will regulate your thoughts and actions, and guide you in the paths of
righteousness.
No wonder
Colossians 3:16 says, “let the word of
God Christ dwell in you richly in wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another
in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to
the Lord.” If you store up the Word in your heart’s treasury, you will of
necessity speak the Word, because the Lord Jesus said in Matthew 12:34, “…out of the abundance of the mouth
speaketh.” Moreover, if you keep talking the Word in faith, the Word will
propel you to action. If you dwell in the Word it will make you what it talks
about.
To live the
glorious life God has ordained for you in Christ is neither a mystery nor
unattainable; all you have to do is live in and by the Word. Keep the Word in
you and let the word dominate you! You must live out the Word daily, such that
when you speak, it’ll be the Word talking through you.
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