Jeremy Flics

Karibuni Nyote From Today

You'll end up very DISAPPOINTED if you grow up thinking EVERYONE HAS THE SAME HEART AS YOU DO.Mary Christmas

To reach your destiny, you’re going to have to put up with some things. You’re going to have to be the bigger person and overlook some insults, not defend yourself every time, not have to have the last word, straighten people out. You’re going to have to be the lamb and let God fight your battles.Joel Osteen

‎It’s a great day when a person finally realizes that because God is on the throne and is in control, he can simply say, “Lord, You’re the One who will raise up one and put down another, be it the boss of my company or the leaders of our country. Therefore, I’m going to be submitted to You as I submit to those in authority over me.”
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‎We can’t learn to be humble without being humiliated, to be forgiving without being wronged, to be sweet without bitter experiences. Therefore God uses people and situations in our lives to allow us to experience these things personally rather than just to propound them philosophically

He’s an on time God 💯🙏🏽 Stay faithful

Sanctify yourselves therefore, and be ye holy: for I am the LORD your God.
Leviticus 20:7
“Sanctify,” or qadash in Hebrew, means “to set apart” - set apart to God and set apart from sin. Can we really be set apart from sin? Can we truly be sanctified?

John Wesley and his brother, Charles, both godly men, believed that if people lived a disciplined life before God, they could achieve a state of sanctity in which they would never sin again. Determined to see this understanding come to fruition, they developed a method to do this, and the Methodist movement was born. On other hand, John Calvin and others said it was impossible to be completely and totally sanctified in this life. And these two views remain in the church to this day.

When Jesus died on the Cross, He didn’t say, “To be continued,” or “This will do for now.” He said, “It is finished” (John 19:30). That is why Paul could address the Corinthian believers as those who have been sanctified (1 Corinthians 1:2). Practically, the Corinthian congregation was full of problems. So are we. But positionally, the Corinthians were sanctified. And so are we.

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