Comments on: The Law of Life

By: Joy

Joy — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 06:12:38 +0000

Thank you…my heart can’t find words

By: Blene

Blene — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 19:52:49 +0000

I do not know how to express my feelings about this artcle . I am really challenged !!

May God bless U abundantly!!

By: Stanley Sroka

Stanley Sroka — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 10:49:50 +0000

My spirit has been wonderfully mingled with the Spirit of God in an unexpressed way since my Judy died in 2008; (my wife). But, I, since then found to my joy that I am married intimately to to the Life-Giving Spirit. After 34 years of “chrisianityism”, another plateau of spiritual growth has carried me to heights that press me on further to grow in Christ. I say this because I want you to understand that I please no man, denomination, or “christianityism” any more. As I read some of your spiritual nourishment the Spirit feeds you with for you to share with the rest of the Body, I sense the elevated truth. I am well read and well taught, (by contributions of others, for sure), and now I am beginning to SEE and understand slightly the grand, wonderful, eternal purpose of the Triune God in this river of humanity He has us in. And now I will get to my point. This morning I received your daily manna, which concerned the “religious” prayer behavior which stifles and has degenerated the Lord’s teaching on how and in what perspective we should spiritually pray. It is not our needs, but His purpose, will, and plan our prayers should be aligned with. Then about 15 minutes after I received that e-mail, I received the one which launched from John 6:35. You said this,”that no matter what stage of progress you may be at presently, Christ should be your satisfaction”.
That is the point which has knawed at me. The stage of progress, (if we really compliment ourselves on that bit of christian ego), we think we are making only takes us onto another plateau, which reveals a panorama of Spiritual truth so lofty and nourishing it crushes me for human words or expression, except to sigh,”O Lord Jesus”!
The Body of Christ is in it’s infancy and we it’s members of His heavenly Body are still so juvenile. He is so lovingly patient, guiding, teaching, correcting, and making all things work together for good to conform us to the image of His Son. We all are in an unending process of transformation. Look at the goal; “the IMAGE” of His Son. Look at us now. Then look at Him. Do you see my point? There isn’t progress; certainly not on our part. He is the potter. Look at the progress He is making with our foolish, childish, still fleshly attitudes. Lord, fill us and spread to our whole of our mind and will. Lord, not just in our spirit, but take, break, and transform our spirit, soul and body and preserve us for your use.
Stanley

By: eve

eve — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 20:13:16 +0000

When you are married, or before when you are courting, you stop to spend time with your spouse as you wish to know them. It is no different with Jesus, you stop, you ask, you may read or you may pray but above all these things you think. I think and wonder and ask and pray and read and wish to learn. Over time, God’s time not mine, I find I learn more about God’s perspective on things.

When you muck it up, try again. Try again. Or rest then try again, there is no hurry.

I get it wrong all the time, but I have learnt that God understands that I am as a small child who is still learning to walk. I may fall down but he is there waiting to pick me up.

Watch him work, as you wait to learn more. It takes the stress of out living as you realise there is more to life than you can figure. God is big enough to cope with your mistakes AND MINE!

Ej UK xx

By: Chip Brogden

Chip Brogden — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:53:22 +0000

Feel free to spread the word. Thanks

By: Paradise

Paradise — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:07:00 +0000

I am not a Christian because I believe in the Bible, follow the teachings of Jesus, and live a good life. I am a Christian because Christ is my Life. Since Christ is my Life, I no longer live, but it is Christ who lives in me. I do nothing to achieve this, it just is. Because He lives, I live. In Him I live; in Him I move; in Him I have my being (Acts 17:28a).

I would like to copy and paste this (that you wrote) on my facebook wall. may I do this only with your consent and permission. please let me know. thank you either way.

By: Paradise

Paradise — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:54:10 +0000

thank you for this article, it was very enlightening. I thank God for teachers like you who teach the truth. I appreciate the straight talk and am truly grateful.

Love in Christ

By: Marjorie House

Marjorie House — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 07:02:57 +0000

Hello Chip,
Excellent article. Thank you. Thanks for teaching us LIFE!!!

Blessings in Christ

By: Robert

Robert — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 17:08:19 +0000

WOW…..Phew…..deeply moving. I appreciate the fruit that you produce as you abide in Christ! ALL of your teaching has ALWAYS brought life to my spirit. Thank you Lord.

By: Greg Booth

Greg Booth — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 10:55:52 +0000

Thanks for the excellent article. It is also of note to differentiate between “teachers” who teach believers how to live the christian life by doing “christlike” things vs teachers who teach believers that God has dealt with them already when he crucified Christ and that now believers can learn to depend on the Life of Christ that is in them. Paul and John both always pointed to what God has already done in His Son and has given us His Life to remain in us, and that we have that great privilege of learning Christ that is in us. They move believers to depend upon that Christ. That is vastly different from pseudo “apostles” and “teachers” (etc) that cause believers to depend upon them (apostles/teachers/ect.) for the next “teaching”, “practice”, etc.
I think that is in line with what your article is saying.