Sunday, November 29, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Ngợi Khen Là Sức Mạnh
Đời này nói tri thức là sức mạnh còn Đức Chúa Trời phán ngợi khen Chúa là sức mạnh – sức mạnh thuộc linh.
Khi chúng ta ngợi khen Chúa thì chúng ta sẽ nhận sức mạnh và quyền năng thuộc linh để sống đắc thắng trên mọi thử thách và tấn công của kẻ thù.
Đối với cơ đốc nhân thì ngợi khen là sức mạnh thuộc linh đánh bại mọi yếu đuối thuộc thể.
Vì thế hãy chọn ngợi khen Chúa luôn luôn thì bạn sẽ kinh nghiệm ngợi khen là sức mạnh vượt trên mọi sức mạnh.
“Chúa đã được miệng trẻ thơ và em bé còn bú ca ngợi sao?”
(Mathiơ 21:16)
Khi chúng ta ngợi khen Chúa thì chúng ta sẽ nhận sức mạnh và quyền năng thuộc linh để sống đắc thắng trên mọi thử thách và tấn công của kẻ thù.
Đối với cơ đốc nhân thì ngợi khen là sức mạnh thuộc linh đánh bại mọi yếu đuối thuộc thể.
Vì thế hãy chọn ngợi khen Chúa luôn luôn thì bạn sẽ kinh nghiệm ngợi khen là sức mạnh vượt trên mọi sức mạnh.
“Chúa đã được miệng trẻ thơ và em bé còn bú ca ngợi sao?”
(Mathiơ 21:16)
Đức Tin Hôm Nay Và Đức Tin Ngày Mai
Đức Chúa Trời muốn chúng ta có cả đức tin cho hôm nay và đức tin cho ngày mai. Đức tin hôm nay giúp chúng ta thấy Chúa ở cùng và đức tin ngày mai giúp chúng ta thấy Chúa lo liệu.
Đừng lo lắng cho ngày mai là đức tin cho ngày mai. Trao hết mọi gánh nặng cho Chúa là đức tin cho hiện tại. Phó thác đường lối mình cho Chúa là đức tin cho ngày mai. Nhận biết Chúa trong mọi sự là đức tin cho hiện tại.
Đức tin hiện tại tin rằng ngày nào còn sống Chúa ở với chúng ta và đức tin ngày mai tin rằng lúc chết chúng ta ở với Chúa.
Đó là đức tin cho hiện tại và đức tin cho ngày mai.
“Một loài hoa dại ngoài đồng, nay còn, mai bị ném vào lò lửa, mà Đức Chúa Trời mặc cho chúng như thế, còn các con khoong quý hơn để Ngài chu cấp quần áo cho sao, hỡi những kẻ ít đức tin?”
(Mathiơ 6:30)
Đừng lo lắng cho ngày mai là đức tin cho ngày mai. Trao hết mọi gánh nặng cho Chúa là đức tin cho hiện tại. Phó thác đường lối mình cho Chúa là đức tin cho ngày mai. Nhận biết Chúa trong mọi sự là đức tin cho hiện tại.
Đức tin hiện tại tin rằng ngày nào còn sống Chúa ở với chúng ta và đức tin ngày mai tin rằng lúc chết chúng ta ở với Chúa.
Đó là đức tin cho hiện tại và đức tin cho ngày mai.
“Một loài hoa dại ngoài đồng, nay còn, mai bị ném vào lò lửa, mà Đức Chúa Trời mặc cho chúng như thế, còn các con khoong quý hơn để Ngài chu cấp quần áo cho sao, hỡi những kẻ ít đức tin?”
(Mathiơ 6:30)
David-Forgotten By Men, Found By God
The anointing of David is another beautiful story illustrating how just enjoying the presence and love of the Lord will cause everything in your life to fall into place. In 1 Samuel came to the house of Jesse, David’s father, to anoint a new king for Israel, all seven of David’s brothers lined up before the anointed king, but none of them were. It was David whom the Lord had already chosen. So when David was finally summoned into the house, Samuel him as future king of Israel.
Now, where was David? He was out in the fields taking care of the family’s sheep. Why wasn’t he included? Probably because he was the neglected son. Just like David, you may be the neglected one in your family because you are not smart or good looking. But don’t worry because God does not see as man sees. Man looks at outward appearances, but God looks at the heart, (1 Samuel 15:7) You see, David was a man after God’s heart. (Acts 13:22) This means that he loved the Lord and spent time sitting at His feet. And because he had a heart for God, God chose him as the next king.
Even after Samuel had anointed David, do you know what David did? He went back to tending the sheep! You know, his family’s rejection didn’t break him. He was content to be in the fields. He was happy to let his brothers entertain the prophet. David’s promotion didn’t make him proud. He was still a humble little shepherd boy after God’s heart.
Eventually, the call came. King Saul was oppressed by an evil spirit and only David had the anointing to play the harp so that the evil spirit would leave the king. (1 Samuel 16:14-23) So David served the king. After he had completed his assignment, David went back to the fields again! He was not a man seeking after wealth and power. What s humble man!
Again, the call came. This time, it was to go to the battlefield to deliver food to his brothers. While he was there, he knocked down Goliath and became a hero. He killed and decapitated a more-than-nine-feet-tall terrorist! David stood before the king again, but the king was so blind that he didn’t recognize David. He didn’t realize that it was the same boy who had played the harp for him. But David wasn’t insulted, not even when the king asked him, “Who are you?” For he replied, “I am the sin if your servant Jesse. “(1 Samuel 17:58) After having destroyed Israel’s number one enemy, this was a very humble answer.
Why was David like that? Why was he humble? Well, for a start, David didn’t need people to flatter him or make him feel good. His happiness and satisfaction didn’t depend on people. He didn’t need to hang around VIPs to prop up his ego. Instead, he found satisfaction, security and joy in worshipping the Lord. “As long the Lord is with me, I’m happy,” he would have said. His focus was on the Lord.
You can learn something from David. Don’t worry about position, power, prestige or promotion, just be absorbed with the person of Jesus. He is the King of kings. Combine all the best attributes of the best men in the world into one man and he still won’t come close to the beauty of Jesus! Everyone else pales in comparison to Jesus the perfect Man!
So do what David did-be absorbed in the Lord. Just focus on Him and enjoy His love, and everything else will fall into place. He will position you to be in the right place at the right time. And even if everyone has forgotten you He hasn’t and He won’t. The Good Shepherd will find you from among the sheep and anoint you king. Don’t you just love Him!
Now, where was David? He was out in the fields taking care of the family’s sheep. Why wasn’t he included? Probably because he was the neglected son. Just like David, you may be the neglected one in your family because you are not smart or good looking. But don’t worry because God does not see as man sees. Man looks at outward appearances, but God looks at the heart, (1 Samuel 15:7) You see, David was a man after God’s heart. (Acts 13:22) This means that he loved the Lord and spent time sitting at His feet. And because he had a heart for God, God chose him as the next king.
Even after Samuel had anointed David, do you know what David did? He went back to tending the sheep! You know, his family’s rejection didn’t break him. He was content to be in the fields. He was happy to let his brothers entertain the prophet. David’s promotion didn’t make him proud. He was still a humble little shepherd boy after God’s heart.
Eventually, the call came. King Saul was oppressed by an evil spirit and only David had the anointing to play the harp so that the evil spirit would leave the king. (1 Samuel 16:14-23) So David served the king. After he had completed his assignment, David went back to the fields again! He was not a man seeking after wealth and power. What s humble man!
Again, the call came. This time, it was to go to the battlefield to deliver food to his brothers. While he was there, he knocked down Goliath and became a hero. He killed and decapitated a more-than-nine-feet-tall terrorist! David stood before the king again, but the king was so blind that he didn’t recognize David. He didn’t realize that it was the same boy who had played the harp for him. But David wasn’t insulted, not even when the king asked him, “Who are you?” For he replied, “I am the sin if your servant Jesse. “(1 Samuel 17:58) After having destroyed Israel’s number one enemy, this was a very humble answer.
Why was David like that? Why was he humble? Well, for a start, David didn’t need people to flatter him or make him feel good. His happiness and satisfaction didn’t depend on people. He didn’t need to hang around VIPs to prop up his ego. Instead, he found satisfaction, security and joy in worshipping the Lord. “As long the Lord is with me, I’m happy,” he would have said. His focus was on the Lord.
You can learn something from David. Don’t worry about position, power, prestige or promotion, just be absorbed with the person of Jesus. He is the King of kings. Combine all the best attributes of the best men in the world into one man and he still won’t come close to the beauty of Jesus! Everyone else pales in comparison to Jesus the perfect Man!
So do what David did-be absorbed in the Lord. Just focus on Him and enjoy His love, and everything else will fall into place. He will position you to be in the right place at the right time. And even if everyone has forgotten you He hasn’t and He won’t. The Good Shepherd will find you from among the sheep and anoint you king. Don’t you just love Him!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
Righteousness.
But to him who does not work but believe on Him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is accounted for righteousness. Romans 4: 5
What do you think righteousness is about? Something you do or something you are? Right doing or right being?
The Bible tell us that affter Jesus’sacrifice at the cross, God imputes righteousness not to those who strive to obey the law (Galatians 2: 16), but to anyone who believes in His Son. Because Christ took our sins and gave us His righteousness (II Corinthians 5: 21), the moment we believe in Him, God treats us as righteous apart from our works or obedience. (Romans 4: 5-8) This is new covenant righteousness – a righteousness that comes by faith and not works.
You are not righteous because of how morally upright because you read 10 chapters of the Bible daily. You are not righteous because you fell righteous. But you are the
very righteousness of God in Christ solely because the sacrifice of Jesus made you so. When you believe this, your faith is accounted for righteousness.
And this is what God want you to use your faith for. If you are righteous by your deeds, you don’t need faith. You also don’t need faith to know that you are sinful. But you need faith to believe and declare that you are the righteousness of God in Christ, in the midst of your struggles with temptation and sin.
For example, when you fell lousy because you have just shouted at your wife, God wants you to exercise your faith to see yourself as still righteous in the midst of that failure. This living revelation that you are still righteous will give you the strength to love your wife and reconcile things with her.
The devil may remind you of your foul temper and question your integrity: “How dare you call yourself righteous when you just did that”! Just ignore his lies and boldly declare, “I am not righteous because of what I have done or not done. I am righteous only because of the blood and finished work of Jesus at the cross”.
Shalom!
What do you think righteousness is about? Something you do or something you are? Right doing or right being?
The Bible tell us that affter Jesus’sacrifice at the cross, God imputes righteousness not to those who strive to obey the law (Galatians 2: 16), but to anyone who believes in His Son. Because Christ took our sins and gave us His righteousness (II Corinthians 5: 21), the moment we believe in Him, God treats us as righteous apart from our works or obedience. (Romans 4: 5-8) This is new covenant righteousness – a righteousness that comes by faith and not works.
You are not righteous because of how morally upright because you read 10 chapters of the Bible daily. You are not righteous because you fell righteous. But you are the
very righteousness of God in Christ solely because the sacrifice of Jesus made you so. When you believe this, your faith is accounted for righteousness.
And this is what God want you to use your faith for. If you are righteous by your deeds, you don’t need faith. You also don’t need faith to know that you are sinful. But you need faith to believe and declare that you are the righteousness of God in Christ, in the midst of your struggles with temptation and sin.
For example, when you fell lousy because you have just shouted at your wife, God wants you to exercise your faith to see yourself as still righteous in the midst of that failure. This living revelation that you are still righteous will give you the strength to love your wife and reconcile things with her.
The devil may remind you of your foul temper and question your integrity: “How dare you call yourself righteous when you just did that”! Just ignore his lies and boldly declare, “I am not righteous because of what I have done or not done. I am righteous only because of the blood and finished work of Jesus at the cross”.
Shalom!
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Thông báo
GIA ĐÌNH PHẤN HƯNG HỘI THÁNH VIỆT NAM
Thông Báo.
Với lòng khao khát thế hệ trẻ cơ đốc kinh nghiệm và biết rằng : Ân điển của Chúa Giê-xu là chìa khóa duy nhất để sống thánh khiết và đắc thắng tội lỗi, hầu qua đó có đời sống ảnh hưởng tích cực đến người xung quanh.
Vào 8:30 am đến 4:00 pm ngày 21/11/2009 GĐPHHTVN tổ chức chương trình thờ phượng và bồi linh cho giới trẻ với chủ đề:
Thông Báo.
Với lòng khao khát thế hệ trẻ cơ đốc kinh nghiệm và biết rằng : Ân điển của Chúa Giê-xu là chìa khóa duy nhất để sống thánh khiết và đắc thắng tội lỗi, hầu qua đó có đời sống ảnh hưởng tích cực đến người xung quanh.
Vào 8:30 am đến 4:00 pm ngày 21/11/2009 GĐPHHTVN tổ chức chương trình thờ phượng và bồi linh cho giới trẻ với chủ đề:
" ÂN ĐIỂN LẠ LÙNG".
Diễn giả:
1. Mục sư : Trình Hữu Bình Nam
2. Mục sư: Nguyễn Thành Tâm
3. Mục sư : Ngô Minh Hòa
4. Mục sư : Huỳnh Chính
Ban nhạc : "Revival band"
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Diễn giả:
1. Mục sư : Trình Hữu Bình Nam
2. Mục sư: Nguyễn Thành Tâm
3. Mục sư : Ngô Minh Hòa
4. Mục sư : Huỳnh Chính
Ban nhạc : "Revival band"
Xin liên lạc với chúng tôi để nhận vé tham dự chương trình BLTP.
Thầy: Huỳnh Văn Cư Út 0937136692
V/p: 08 73000303
Thông báo.
Ngày 21.11 này
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Shalom!
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