Do What I Say
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Greetings!
The Lord is with us, in us and for us. He is working for us. If we are wise and understanding, we will submit to Him. The mark of a loving and wise person is submitting to His will.
How do we express our love for Jesus? At times we so several external actions and tend to believe that is sufficient to love Jesus. But Jesus says, that’s not enough. The best proof of your love for Him is listening to Him.
Obedience towards Him is harder than every external action we tend to do. As Jesus will ask you to do things that are contrary to the thoughts of your brain, culture.
The proof of our love for Him is obedience. Share on XWhen we obey that, we go against the environment which is really hard. But, the power of the Holy Spirit will be with us through every step to live a life of obedience. Our love for God has to come from the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. We can never obey God without the presence of the Holy Spirit.
It doesn’t mean the Father doesn’t love anyone else, but He will – pursue an intimate relationship with one who obeys Him. We cannot impress the Father without impressing Jesus. And the Father & the Messiah will habituate with the ones who obey.
It is necessary for you to obey God which proves your love for Jesus, when the Father sees your loyalty towards Jesus, He will pursue you deeply. And, the Father & Son will make their home with ones who obey Him.
If the Father & Son comes to make their home with you, you will become an overcomer and walk out victorious.
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