You’ve Been Called To Practise God’s Word


RHAPSODY OF REALITIES TEEVO , 20TH January 20,
2021

“REFLECT” GOD’S WORD

(You’ve Been Called To Practise God’s Word)

TO THE BIBLE Ephesians 5:25-27

“…Christ also loved the church and gave Himself for her…that
He might present her to Himself a glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle
or any such thing, but that she should be holy and without blemish.”

LET’S TALK

Our heavenly Father desires that His children walk in the
consciousness of His righteousness. God’s gift of righteousness is what sets us
apart from the Old Testament folks: they had God’s Word which they were
commanded to obey but, as Christians, we’re different! In the Old Testament,
they were called to obey the Word; but in the New Testament, we’re Word
practitioners; we’re the expression of the Word; it’s called the mirror principle.
God’s idea is that if He shows you who you are, you’d live accordingly.

Therefore, when you come across a verse such as Ephesians
4:25: “Therefore, putting away lying, “let each one of you speak truth with his
neighbor,” for we are members of one another,” you act exactly as He said by
putting lying away. The mirror shows you as one who puts lying away, so do it.
It’s not a commandment. In the Old Testament, it was a commandment not to lie;
but in the New Testament, we do the Word and walk in truth.

The Bible says “…the law is not made for a righteous
person…” (1 Timothy 1:9), and we’re God’s righteous ones (Romans 1:17). In
the Old Testament, He gave them laws, but in the New Testament, He gave us His
nature, His life of righteousness, so we can live right. It explains why if you
did something that isn’t consistent with your nature of righteousness, you’re
troubled from within.

By your own spirit, you’re able to tell and judge, because
of His light in you. This is why we teach righteousness, so God’s people can
become conscious of who they are in Christ and live accordingly

Go Deeper

Colossians 1:20-22; James 1:22-25 GNB

Speak

’m the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus, unblameable and
irreprovable in His sight. I’m conscious of this nature of righteousness in my
spirit; therefore, every day, I produce works of righteousness, walking in
perfection and in the love of the Father. Amen.

Daily Bible Reading

ONE YEAR

Matthew 13:44-14:1-12, Genesis 46-48

TWO YEAR

Acts 10:34-43, Job 11-12

Act

Meditate on 2 Timothy 1:7 AMPC and Revelation 1:6, and begin
reflecting these realities in your everyday life.

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