John 14: 6. Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Everyday I set foot on my local campus I watch and observe the way students walk around with the issues of life weighing on their shoulders. I shake my head sometimes and not in a way that makes me seem holier than the next but I wonder why the youth of "the church" follow after "the world" youth example.
These kids on campus are indeed ice skating uphill and each and everyone of them have no idea how to get to heaven. They say they have found Jesus but Jesus was never lost, because he finds you not you find him. He accepts you and I not we accept him because what he says goes. Daily do they struggle and daily to they perish more and more.
Young people of the apostolic faith are set apart by more than just dress but also by standards of speech, action, and most of all spirituality. The spirit of the Lord is what seperates the future american church leaders of today from the future leaders of the world system. What serperates us other than standards, prayer, and the Holy Ghost? It is the word of God itself and feeding on that word is what keeps us seperated from the grasping at the air that the world does. Like Solomon says in Ecclesiastes, "Its all vanity, futility, and chasing after the wind and feeding on it", and Solomon ended that same book with "Fear the Lord your God, and keep his ways". Sound words of advice from somebody who
I was born and raised in Topeka, Ks and I lived in a somewhat christian home...if there is such a thing. When I recieved the Holy Ghost in 2007 GOD catipolted me into a life that I never dreamed I'd have. Now I'm all about JESUS and what I can do for him despite what evil has come my way and the darkness of the world because in the end JESUS is still the light and I comprehend him and do not intend to not let him impact me. In fact I have every intention of letting him impact me! JESUS bless
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said this on 04 Dec 2008 9:49:45 AM EDT
You got it, brother ! Keep on preachin' !
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