Nosso fardo de cada dia…

Nosso fardo de cada dia…

Eu sou a Universal – Carla Farago

Eu sou a Universal – Carla Farago

Bishop Macedo

Bishop Macedo

Born for what?

Born for what?

Either you are or you are not

Dear assistants,

If you truly believe that God has chosen you and has anointed you with His Spirit, then you have no reason to just be complaining about your problems or situation. If you know that God is with you, therefore, you are more than able to overcome any type of obstacles and enemies that have risen against you.

Stop wasting your time by looking for someone to give you a hand because what you have received from God is more than enough to guarantee your victories. Everything you need to do is to go ahead and put your faith into action, exactly like Elijah did against 450 prophets of Baal. Elijah knew the God who was with him and the Spirit that was dwelling inside him as well. That's why he feared nothing and no one. He did what he had to do, but unfortunately we have seen many who call themselves God's servants, assistants, etc, fearing the problems and running away from the fire of the Altar. Elijah went to the Altar (Mount Carmel) and challenged all his enemies there. Do you know what happened? Fire came down from heaven.

Stop wavering between doubt and faith, either you are of God or you are not. If you are, then you should start to prepare your testimony to exalt our God.

"I have found My servant David; With My holy oil I have anointed him, With whom My hand shall be established; Also My arm shall strengthen him. The enemy shall not outwit him, Nor the son of wickedness afflict him. I will beat down his foes before his face, And plague those who hate him. But My faithfulness and My mercy shall be with him, And in My name his horn shall be exalted. Also I will set his hand over the sea, And his right hand over the rivers." Psalms 89:20-25

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Bishop Carlos

The Servant's Example

The servant’s example

But his lord answered and said to him, ‘You wicked and lazy servant, you knew that I reap where I have not sown, and gather where I have not scattered seed.’ Matthew 25.26

I was meditating on this verse and thinking: Why didn’t this servant multiply his talent? Why were the others able to, but he wasn’t? That’s when I realized what Jesus said: “Wicked servant”. No, he was not only negligent; he was also WICKED.

How could he save others if he was lost? Many have had a BAD character, have been BAD husbands, BAD wives, BAD children, BAD employees, BAD bosses, BAD students and have had BAD manners. And how can such people convince others that Jesus is good?

I believe that therein lies one of the great failures of many Christians, their BAD example has prevented people from wanting to seek God, even their own family members.

If we want to save, we have to show why it is worth it to follow Jesus; we have to show how good it is, we have to exhale the GOOD fragrance of Christ.
That's where our personal testimony comes in, because people around us know who we used to be before Christ and who we are after finding Him, and that’s what makes us multiply our talents.

We have to be a GOOD example to all, for our example speaks more than our words. Who does not like what is good? Everyone wants to have a GOOD husband, a GOOD father, GOOD employees, a GOOD wife, GOOD children. Everybody loves and wants what is GOOD.

The first two servants were called GOOD. They had a GOOD testimony both to outsiders and to Jesus Himself.
Therefore, the question remains: How does God and those around us see us, as GOOD or BAD servants?