Steve Childers said, “Some of us need to show our faith in God not by working harder but by working less.”
As I said in yesterday’s blog, “God is not only able, but
trustworthy to perform what He says He will do”.
Jesus said
in Matthew 11:28, “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest”. If He says that
rest is found in Him, then be sure you are “IN CHRIST”. Be sure you are a
Christ follower, a Christian who is in love with God and who obeys Him because
if you are in control, you can’t rest in Him. Jesus goes on to say in verse 29,
“Take My yoke I give you. Put it on your shoulders and learn from me. I am gentle and humble, and I will give you rest”.
Put yourself in a yoke with Jesus, share the same
harness and with His strength the journey will be easy. It may not always be pleasant
as sometime it may be rainy or rocky but joined in Christ in His power you can
rest in Him. He is really the one providing the strength to accomplish or
perform the work. He is the one that will decide where you go and who will make
sure you get there if you harness yourself to Him.
Do you believe and trust God enough to quit working
so hard in your own strength and give up control to Him? He is faithful and He
is the one who saved you and who is in the process of sanctifying you and who
will one day allow you to experience your glorification. That is, when you
believed, you got His righteousness so you are right before God, He is training
you and knocking off the rough edges now to make you useable here and also, He
has already got a place for you in Heaven that He is going come get you and
take you there when the time is right. “And so shall you ever be with the Lord.”
(1 Thessalonians 4:17)
Trust
in
Him, rest in Him and join in with Him in being discipled and
in making disciples. Do it in His strength and under His guidance and not your
own and you will find that you are working less and seeing God work more through you. That is when the miracles can
come because the results are in His
hands!
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