Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Speaking Life Into Others: SHALOM (PEACE) GALATIANS 5:22-26
Speaking Life Into Others: SHALOM (PEACE) GALATIANS 5:22-26: Galatians 5:22&23 "But when the Holy Spirit controls our lives He will produce this kind of fruit in us: love, joy, peace, patience, kindnes...
SHALOM (PEACE) GALATIANS 5:22-26
Galatians 5:22&23 "But when the Holy Spirit controls our lives He will produce this kind of fruit in us: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control; and here there is no conflict with Jewish laws (Messianic Edition of The Living Bible).
The peace of God is one of the fruits of the Spirit. When you have the peace of God, the blessings of God will follow. The Hebrew translation for the word shalom is peace. When we come to God with the right heart and attitude (an attitude of thankfulness) the peace of God that passes all understanding will guard our hearts.
According to Philippians 4:7 God is the source of peace.
Isaiah 26:3 "He will keep in perfect peace all those who trust in Him, whose thoughts turn often to the Lord."
Is there a specific reason why you may be seeking peace? Is there illness in the family? Are your children more than you can handle? Have you gone through a recent divorce? Our your debts so high that you can see no way out? Are you in an abusive marriage? Have you received a bad report from the doctor?
We must believe God and trust Him in every situation in our life. We will not approach Him with anxiety but we will trust and believe in the prayers that we have prayed.
We are to remember Philippians 4:19 "And it is He who will supply all your needs from His riches in glory because of what Messiah Yeshua has done for us (Messianic Edition of the Living Bible).
Despite your problems, I know that there is something that you are thankful for. Did you wake up in your right mind this morning? Were you able to buy groceries this week? Is your rent or mortgage sharehiswordforever.copaid? Did you receive a positive report from medical tests that was taken?
"Todah" (Hebrew word for thank you) Adonai!! Adonai is the Hebrew word for Lord.
During this holiday season, let us have peace (shalom) that we are children of the Most High God. He chose to be His children before the world began. Be thankful in every situation because our God has promised to provide our every need. He keeps His word. If you are His child, He will protect you.
As you gather with friends and relatives, let His shalom (His peace) surround you. You still have a lot to be thankful for.
The peace of God is one of the fruits of the Spirit. When you have the peace of God, the blessings of God will follow. The Hebrew translation for the word shalom is peace. When we come to God with the right heart and attitude (an attitude of thankfulness) the peace of God that passes all understanding will guard our hearts.
According to Philippians 4:7 God is the source of peace.
Isaiah 26:3 "He will keep in perfect peace all those who trust in Him, whose thoughts turn often to the Lord."
Is there a specific reason why you may be seeking peace? Is there illness in the family? Are your children more than you can handle? Have you gone through a recent divorce? Our your debts so high that you can see no way out? Are you in an abusive marriage? Have you received a bad report from the doctor?
We must believe God and trust Him in every situation in our life. We will not approach Him with anxiety but we will trust and believe in the prayers that we have prayed.
We are to remember Philippians 4:19 "And it is He who will supply all your needs from His riches in glory because of what Messiah Yeshua has done for us (Messianic Edition of the Living Bible).
Despite your problems, I know that there is something that you are thankful for. Did you wake up in your right mind this morning? Were you able to buy groceries this week? Is your rent or mortgage sharehiswordforever.copaid? Did you receive a positive report from medical tests that was taken?
"Todah" (Hebrew word for thank you) Adonai!! Adonai is the Hebrew word for Lord.
During this holiday season, let us have peace (shalom) that we are children of the Most High God. He chose to be His children before the world began. Be thankful in every situation because our God has promised to provide our every need. He keeps His word. If you are His child, He will protect you.
As you gather with friends and relatives, let His shalom (His peace) surround you. You still have a lot to be thankful for.
Monday, November 12, 2012
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