What Next After Meeting Jesus

Since inception, life has always been a challenge; a battle for the strong, and a survival of the fittest! But, just when you are about to quit or give up, remember these few things: 1. You have actually been relying on your own strength. The Bible says, by strength shall no man prevail. That is, by your strength, you are very likely to fail. You really cannot make it on your own. Zachariah 4:6 2. By telling yourself "you quit", you just gave the devil a chance to win. 3. Quitting, as a Christian, is a way of telling God He is incompetent, and that, He has created a failure out of you. 4. By giving up, you also give up on God and His promises concerning you. 5. And finally, by quitting, you fail yourself. However, there is still hope for you, God is always there, ready to put you right back on track. All you have to do are the following: 1. Acknowledge that you cannot do it on your own. You know, the moment God says you will achieve something, say, be an influen...

"For ye were sometimes darkness, but now are ye light in the LORD: work as children of light:" Ephesians 5:8 KJV. Seriously, "when was the last time you told a lie?" Or better put, "when was the last time you told the truth?" I know, you are born again, (I mean no insult), but then, what is up with those quick get-a-way lies you tell? It is very easy to let a lie slip out of your mouth, and if not cautioned on time, you are at the risk of always telling lies. I discovered some Christians are of the school of thought that says, it is not possible to lead lifetime without telling a little lie here and there. Really? Let's assume you love the LORD and you keep His commands. Now when was the last time you slept with a woman who isn't your wife? Or when was the last night you shoplifted (stole) at the mall? You probably have never done those things (at least after meeting Jesus). Let's be reasonable here, you know the last thing you would ev...