Winning the Lost

You can know with 100% certainty that you will go to Heaven when you die!!! Please read through the following Scriptures. This post is not “my opinion” but quotes directly from the Bible. They will walk you through God’s words to show you how you may be born again. If you sincerely desire to be saved, please take this seriously. Continue reading 👇👇👇 https://maranatha777.com/how-to-be-born-again/

Romans 14:8 For if we live, we live to the Lord; and if we die, we die to the Lord. Therefore, whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s.

I Am Not Ashamed Romans 1:16 Silence is not always golden, sometimes it is plain yellow. To say with Paul, "I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ," should be the testimony of every Christian. Lack of witnessing to a lost world should be the shame of all Christendom. Most are like those of Jeremiah's day: "They were not at all ashamed, neither could they blush" (Jer. 6: 15). Where is the blush in our faces today that it takes one thousand laymen and six preachers to win a soul to Christ each year? Are we ashamed of our sin or of the Saviour? No need to be ashamed of "good news," which is what the word "gospel" means. When I was a boy it was the ambition of every boy to become a Western Union messenger. Sometimes the telegram delivered was not good news. Our message today is good news. The best news in the world! And it is really "news" to most people: They just haven't been told! It is the "gospel of Christ," good news about the most wonderful Person in the world! The good news that God loves man and Jesus Christ died for him. It would be easy to tell a neighbor that every bill he owed had just been paid in full by someone who loved him. With this attitude about sharing the good news of Christ, anyone can witness. Shortly after I was married, my wife and I went to my hometown. What a joy to introduce my wife to my friends. It was easy because I was in love with her. Can you imagine a Texan never mentioning Texas, or a new father his baby? All are conscious of power today. We built a rocket with enough power first to get a man in orbit and now to get him to the moon, but the gospel is "the power of God" to get a man all the way to heaven! This salvation is "unto everyone that believeth." This poor world knows so little about love, it is hard for men to believe God really loves them so much or that there is no catch to it. How wonderful that we don't have to be afraid that anyone will be disappointed in God or be mistreated by Him. This is great news. Never be ashamed of the gospel nor a shame to it. Let us go forth and broadcast this good news cheerfully.

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The Rewards of Patience As we wait upon the Lord and align with His will, we experience the fullness of His grace and faithfulness. Psalm 40:1-3 Scripture contains many stories of people who waited years before God’s promises came to pass. Waiting upon the Lord develops character and deepens our trust in Him. Today let’s look at David. He was the chosen heir to Israel’s throne, but he spent years dodging King Saul’s wrathful pursuit. Despite having two different opportunities for vengeance, David resisted the temptation and spared Saul’s life. He chose to adhere to God’s timetable for his coronation instead of dishonoring the Lord by killing the divinely anointed king. In Psalm 18:16-19, Psalm 139:14, and others, David reveals his intimate awareness of the Lord’s work in his life. The shepherd king not only ascended the throne through patience; he also learned God’s way is always best. He grew in his commitment to trust the Lord rather than force outcomes through his own actions. We cannot rush God’s timing, and our patient endurance doesn’t earn His favor; that’s already ours through grace. But waiting on the Lord does transform us. David didn’t receive his blessings because he was special or because he earned them through patience. He received them because God is faithful to His promises. And that same faithfulness extends to us as we learn to wait on Him.