Comments on: The Gift of Christ

By: Elena S. Pura

Elena S. Pura — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 04:59:09 +0000

Amen! Jesus Christ is the greatest gift of all which nothing can compared with. We’re so lucky having Him in this world of adversities. We must enjoy what God has given us, Jesus being with us not only during Christmas but through the years in our life as long as we’re here on earth. Glory to God!

By: kenneth dawson

kenneth dawson — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:43:07 +0000

people need to realize that christianity is a divine life so it takes a divine person to live it—thus christs indwelling and me crucified to my own self effort.

By: Cathy

Cathy — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 04:21:23 +0000

We are the same as Christ for the scriptures so say. Christ was our perfect example. We are to live as he lived, love as he loved, unconditionally, expecting nothing but love in return . He was the Father incarnate. He said if you see him you see the Father. He never claimed to be the Father. He openly announced he was the son of the Father. We are sons and equal with Christ, not the Father, but the manifestation of the Father. All claims Christ made we too can and should make. He was and is our perfect example. He loved and did not condemn. He gave his all for the Father. He believed the Father for all his needs. When are people claiming to be his followers gong to realize what they have if they will only believe. I truly can be and do all things through the Father who strengthens me. However, I must worship him in SPIRIT and in TRUTH. Most people calling themselves Christians have no idea what it means to worship in Spirit and Truth. The organized church is preaching a hell fire and brimstone religion. We don’t need religion. We need an understanding who we and who the Father is. There is no way our heavenly Father would treat us the way the organized church has perverted the gospel to have us believe. It is only when we are truly born of the Spirit that we too will see and know the Father.

By: James Mal

James Mal — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 19:48:08 +0000

It is a great and wonderful fact that fullness of God dwells in you when you dwell in Christ. But this fact has been minimised and reduced to a dismal state through arguements and unneccesary bickering. We will certainly attain that fullness when we will start working out our own salvation with fear and trembling. When I decrease, then He increases. But I have to ensure that I am in Christ and His incorruptible seed of the living Word is abiding in me and germinating.

By: Donna

Donna — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 09:32:22 +0000

how lovely & almighty our Lord Jesus Christ is…thank You Jesus<3<3<3

By: James Mal

James Mal — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 21:00:20 +0000

The Scriptures were written under the inspiration of the Holy spirit. There are dozens of versions and tragically, there are millions of interpreters and every body likes his own convenient interpretation. What is written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit must be read under the unction, under the leading & inspiration of the Holy spirit, otherwise I will Kill the letter. There is no good thing in my flesh.Now if I do what I do not want, it is no longer I that do it,but sin that dwells within me. Wretched man that I am! who shall redeem me from this body of death.I am too rational, judicious, sound, wise and intelligent. No wonder, God chose only what is foolish in the world to shame the wise.

By: Guy

Guy — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 15:44:54 +0000

Paul,I think you missed the point in either interpretation it’s all about CHRIST.Hence the lesson.

By: Sharon

Sharon — Sun, 09 May 2010 15:33:08 +0000

I may be wrong, but it looks like some people think that Chip was saying that we don’t need to pray to God for anything any more.
But I don’t believe that’s what he meant.
I think he means that we don’t need to pray about the attributes of Christ. Since He lives in us, His attributes also are in us, and will manifest more and more as we look to Him.
I think that’s what he means.

By: Joanie

Joanie — Wed, 05 May 2010 14:15:15 +0000

Yes, God dwells within us. He is our fullness. I just want to mention, when I cried, yes, cried from the depth of my heart, I was in my 20′s,I knew nothing about any scripture. I was unlearned in all scripture at that time(prob.a good thing) I simply cried with all my heart to one that hears. The only “religion” scripture, teaching, etc…I had had was a little velvet cross that I had kept since a child”. The name of Jeus was on that cross. I may not have the “exact” understanding that you want me to have, I just know that Jesus hears and answers prayer. Where’s the misinterpretation here? Or do I really need to know, or do I just need to know “Jesus”. I already know the answer, good luck in your “doctrine”.

By: Joanie

Joanie — Mon, 03 May 2010 13:51:52 +0000

Ask,Seek,Knock, Even Jesus asked that this cup be removed, but nevertheless, they will be done. It’s not wrong to ask God for help in any way. Yes, this is because He is in us, He’s our All in All.

I will never forget the time I prayed for my mother who was not breathing for almost 30 minutes. She was even code 99 (dead upon arrival at the hospital)…When the ambulance finally got there to get her, after 30-30 minutes It was then when they moved the kitchen table and chairs to carry her through, I got on my knees and cried out to god. I said “I know you hear me, Help my mom, and I’ll do anythng you ask. That was the first time I felt this kind of peace. It permeated us all, my husband and me and my brothers.

We all knew she would live. There was no doubt.
She did, and for another 30 years to accept Christ

Yes, God hears and answers all our prayers. and requests…not because of us, because of Him. Not because of our righteousness, belief system, but Faith In HIm……No one will ever convince me otherwise that God does not hear our requests, and answer them.