Tag: Seek First the Kingdom of God
Question 6: We forsake everything else, spread the Lord’s gospel, and shepherd the church. This kind of labor is the way to implement the heavenly Father’s will. Is there anything wrong with our practice this way?
Answer: Spreading the Lord’s gospel and working for Him doesn’t necessarily mean you’re doing the will of the heavenly Father. To truly do the heavenly Father’s will, man must follow the Lord’s way and keep His commandments. Man must perform his duty as the Lord demands. Just like what the Lord Jesus said, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like to it, You shall love your neighbor as yourself” (Mat 22:37–39). Continue reading “Question 6: We forsake everything else, spread the Lord’s gospel, and shepherd the church. This kind of labor is the way to implement the heavenly Father’s will. Is there anything wrong with our practice this way?”
2021 Christian Gospel Testimony Video | “This Is God’s Voice”
2021 Christian Gospel Testimony Video | “This Is God’s Voice”
Ever since she was little, the main character went to church along with her parents, but later in her life she starts to feel spiritually empty and grows distant from the Lord. By chance, she and her husband stumble upon a movie online made by The Church of Almighty God, called Yearning. She hears the words of Almighty God and feels that they possess power and authority, and she feels certain within her heart that they are the voice of God. By watching the movie, she learns that the Lord Jesus has already come in secret, that He is Almighty God—she is elated, and continues to seek and investigate. By reading Almighty God’s words, she becomes utterly certain that Almighty God is the return of the Lord Jesus. She accepts His work of the last days and attends the wedding feast of the Lamb.
Question 5: We follow the example of Paul and we work very hard for the Lord, just like Paul said: “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” Is this not following the will of God? Practicing in this way should mean that we are qualified to be raptured and to enter into the kingdom of heaven, so why must we accept God’s work of judgment and purification in the last days before we can be brought into the kingdom of heaven?
Question 5: We follow the example of Paul and we work very hard for the Lord, just like Paul said: “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” Is this not following the will of God? Practicing in this way should mean that we are qualified to be raptured and to enter into the kingdom of heaven, so why must we accept God’s work of judgment and purification in the last days before we can be brought into the kingdom of heaven? Continue reading “Question 5: We follow the example of Paul and we work very hard for the Lord, just like Paul said: “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” Is this not following the will of God? Practicing in this way should mean that we are qualified to be raptured and to enter into the kingdom of heaven, so why must we accept God’s work of judgment and purification in the last days before we can be brought into the kingdom of heaven?”
Reflection for Today: Does a Church Appearing Fervent Mean That It Has the Work of the Holy Spirit?
Reflection for Today: Does a Church Appearing Fervent Mean That It Has the Work of the Holy Spirit?
Disasters are now growing greater. Recently, many of my surrounding friends have been exploring the topic of entering the kingdom of heaven. I trust many friends are seeking this issue. So I share with you my unexpected gains, hoping all can find the path to entering the kingdom of heaven. Continue reading “Reflection for Today: Does a Church Appearing Fervent Mean That It Has the Work of the Holy Spirit?”
We still haven’t determined whether God’s kingdom is on earth or in heaven. The Lord Jesus once talked about “the kingdom of heaven being at hand” and “the kingdom of heaven coming.” If it is the kingdom of heaven, it should be in heaven. How can it be on earth?
Christian Testimony Video | “Doing God’s Will Is the Key to the Kingdom of Heaven”
Gospel Choir Song “Kingdom Anthem: The Kingdom Descends Upon the World” | Christian Praise Song
2020 Gospel Testimony I “The Path to the Kingdom of Heaven”
For 2000 years, many believers have confessed their sins after committing sins, but none of them has gotten rid of the bondage of sin. Although we have some good deeds on the outside, we can still lie and deceive, be jealous of people, and look down on people. We often commit these sins, so how could we say we have true repentance? The Lord Jesus said, “Whoever commits sin is the servant of sin. And the servant stays not in the house for ever: but the son stays ever” (John 8:34–35). According to the words of the Lord Jesus, sinners cannot enter the kingdom of God.
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Sermons and Fellowship About God’s Word “You Should Seek the Way of Compatibility With Christ”
You always wish to see Christ, but I exhort you not to exalt yourselves so; everyone may see Christ, but I say none are fit to see Christ. Because the nature of man is filled with evil, arrogance, and rebellion, when you see Christ, your nature will ruin you and condemn you to death. Your association with a brother (or a sister) may not show much about you, but it is not so simple when you associate with Christ. At any time, your conceptions may take root, your arrogance bud, and your rebellion bear figs. How can you with such humanity be fit to associate with Christ? Are you truly able to treat Him as God every moment of every day? Will you truly have the reality of obedience to God? You worship the lofty God within your hearts as Jehovah but regard the visible Christ as a man. Your sense is too inferior and your humanity too lowly! You are unable to forever regard Christ as God; rather, you simply pull Him over and worship Him as God when it strikes your fancy. This is why I say you are not believers of God, but accomplices to those who fight against Christ. Even men who show kindness to others are repaid, yet Christ, who does such work among you, is not loved or repaid by man, nor does He receive man’s obedience. Is this not a most saddening thing?
Excerpted from The Word Appears in the Flesh