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MATTHEW 28:18
IN HEAVEN AND ON EARTH
As Spiritually Minded Believers, we should always be aware of the authority Jesus has been given—and has passed along to us.
In Matthew 28:18–20, Jesus declares that ALL authority has been given to Him in heaven and on earth. Because of that authority, He commands us to go, make disciples of all nations, baptize them, and teach them everything He has commanded. And He gives us this assurance: “I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”
We must consider the significance of the words “all,” “heaven,” and “earth.” Jesus operated on the earth with the same authority and purpose of heaven, confronting darkness in every form. He never surrendered to opposition or accepted defeat. He enforced the will of God because He knew who He was, understood the authority He carried, and knew He had the power to accomplish what He was sent to do.
Jesus has now returned to the Father, but His authority and power have not left the earth. They have been entrusted to His Body—the Church—to continue His work: enforcing God’s will, standing against the enemy, overcoming obstacles, and advancing the Word of God.
Through Christ, dominion has been restored to mankind. Satan does not have the authority over the believer that he once claimed. We must learn who we are in Christ, understand the authority we have been given, and learn to walk in His power.
We are called to stand against principalities, powers, rulers of darkness, and spiritual wickedness in high places.
If we will, then we can—because He said we can!

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MATTHEW 24:12
BECAUSE LAWLESSNESS WILL ABOUND
On His final visit to Jerusalem, after the triumphal entry, Jesus faced mounting challenges from religious leaders. They questioned Him on authority, taxation, the resurrection, and the greatest commandment. Then came something profound: He pronounced woes upon them, expressing deep grief and regret as He lamented over Jerusalem itself.
From there, His focus shifted to what lay ahead. He began predicting Jerusalem's destruction and revealed the signs that would herald the end of the age. His disciples pressed Him with one piercing question: "When will these things be?"
Jesus painted a vivid picture. Deceivers would emerge, claiming "He is here" or "there," but warned—this was not yet the end. Wars and rumors of wars would erupt. Nations would rise against nations, kingdoms against kingdoms. Famines, pestilences, earthquakes—all indicators of the beginning of sorrows.
As a Spiritually Minded Believer, we can clearly see these things unfolding now. People growing easily offended. Christians facing hatred in nearly every nation. Friends betraying friends. We witness this in today's world across every culture.
But when love grows cold, when common decency ceases to be common, when lawlessness abounds—then comes the final marker: His gospel will be preached throughout the entire world. And then, the end will come.

Listen to this week's Spiritually Minded Minute #87) MATTHEW 24:12; WHEN LAWLESSNESS WILL ABOUND! CONCERNING THE END OF DAYS FOR THE EARTH!
A time of rejoicing to welcome back the King of Kings and Lord of Lords!!!
Not a time of fear or despair, unless you don't know HIM!
But we can take care of that RIGHT NOW! Simply believe that Jesus is who He says He is and that He will do the Things that He said He will do!
Renounce any wicked ways in your life and call upon His name and you will be saved! It is that simple!

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MATTHEW 19:28
THAT IN THE REGENERATION
As a Spiritually Minded Believer, when we read the gospel according to Matthew, we must always keep in mind that Matthew was a Jew and he was writing to Jews, so when we study the story of the rich young ruler that questioned Jesus saying, "What must I do in order to obtain eternal life"? it will help us understand that we, ourselves, cannot DO anything except choose to believe! Jesus told him to keep the commandments and he asked, "which ones"! ALL OF THEM! And he claimed that he was keeping them all!
Jesus changes his question from obtaining eternal life to being perfect, but this distressed him so much that he went away sad because he loved his stuff! Then the disciples began to wonder if anyone could be saved! Jesus assured them that with God all things are possible! Peter asked Him, "what shall we have?"
Then Jesus began to unfold the plan of eternity that God had shared with Him, letting them know "that in the regeneration", the resurrecting of their mortal bodies into their glorified bodies, that they would sit as judges of the nation of Israel! Whoever had left all of their personal belongings to follow Him would, indeed, receive much more, and then eternal life! Hallelujah!

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2ND KINGS 7:4
WE SHALL ONLY DIE
When a Spiritually Minded Believer reads the account of the exploits of Elisha, the prophet of God, they should plainly see that God is for His people and not against them—EVER!!!
In these chapters of 2nd Kings, we learn of a severe famine in Samaria—one so dire that the people had resorted to extreme measures seeking relief. With almost every bite of food consumed, the prophet Elisha declared that the famine would end suddenly. In about 24 hours, he promised, there would be an abundance of food, enough for everyone to have plenty!
However, a high-ranking official in the king's court began to doubt and questioned the Man of God. When the unbelieving hear that God is about to move, they will often cast fear and doubt, attempting to steal away interest from the good thing God is about to perform.
Meanwhile, four outcasts—lepers, to be precise—sat outside the city's main gate. They decided to surrender to the invaders who had cut off their supplies and caused the famine. Either way, they figured, we shall only die. But upon entering the enemy's camp, they discovered it was vacant yet fully stocked with supplies.
That is just like my God—to prepare a table for us in the presence of our enemies!