WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER ABOUT YOURSELF? ...but when I had considered it in the morning, behold, it was not my son, which I did bear.1King.3:21. December is a month of evaluation and accountability for most corporate organizations. It is a month in which every rank and file gives report of their jurisdictions where they exercise authority, especially to the higher authority in an organisation, for the purpose of assessing the actualization of the organisational goal and objectives. In the same vein, it is imperative you make a proper consideration and assessment of your spiritual life whether the purpose for which Christ came to the world, died, and ressurrected is actually fulfilled in your life or not. Looking at the above scriptural text, it was a story of two alot women who slept together in the same room for the night along side their babies. One slept on her child until he died, and attempted to change her dead child with the living one from the other woman who is sleepy and lack the consciousness to observe the evil operation before the day break. However, this scenario has its correlation with our spiritual lives. The bible says, a thief comes not except to steal, kill, and destroy: but Christ came to give us life in abundant. (John.10:10). The woman woke up from her careless slumber, to observe the evil perpetration and cried out for the life of her child and her portion in life. Beloved, are you awake to consider you spiritual life with respect to your affection for Christ when you first believe? Are you really growing up to the full stature of Christ in your spiritul walk or declining and experiencing spiritual decadence? It is a question no one can answer for you, but is better if you consider your life well today to observe the sift of the devil in your life, and what the enemy has stolen so that you can cry out for restoration of those treasures. It is dangerous to continue your life without fulfilling the purpose of God for your calling. Good day
Posted on: Thu, 18 Dec 2014 08:42:18 +0000
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