It ain't over

We have always heard that the Bible is the living word, but I am not sure how many of us actually understand what that means.  Watching the series “The Bible” over this past 5 weeks has truly been an enlightening experience. The producers actually brought to life many stories in the Bible.  If we can now maintain that feeling each time that we read the Bible then it will impact our life in a different way.  We must read the Bible as if it is speaking directly to us and apply it as so.  The experience that those prophets and apostles went through during the time of the Messiah and before was surreal.  They lived and died horrifically for what they believed in.  We have no right to complain.  We must do better. They left us instructions to follow and what needs to be done as we now have to continue the message.  In short, we are the modern day disciples.  Now, we each must ask ourselves the question, “Are we willing to live and die for the Messiah the way His true disciples did?” I’m not saying that it will come to that point, but if it does; what will you do? The Messiah died a horrific, excruciating death on that cross for the sins of the world even though He was sinless.  At the very time that He was taking His last breath, He felt every emotion anyone could ever feel. He felt alone because that is the one time that Yahweh had to leave Him because our Father simply cannot be a part of any type of sin. But, what was in store for Him and for us outweighed that temporary pain.  My word to you is no matter what you may be going through at this time, no matter how painful it may be, as long as you are faithful to God and believe in Him then He will see you through and your reward will outweigh any painful experience that you have had to endure.  Be encouraged.

Blessings – Lady Monica

(Luke 23:46) “ Jesus called out with a loud voice, 'Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.' When he had said this, he breathed his last."

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