03 Sep The Proud, The Humble, The Justified
Pastor Vincent - 19 September 2013
The Covenant To The New Generation
Everything you are, let it be for: 1. World Evangelism 2. Knowing the full gospel 3. Experiencing the Holy Spirit Remnants, may God continues to influence our hearts with His covenant and lead us into setting apart of our lives. Test His will and know what pleases the Lord, the main characters of this era are truly one who can see the new grace through the challenges because he knows all things start from the promise of God. "No one will be able to stand against you all the days of your life. As I was with Moses, so I will be with you; I will never leave you nor forsake you. (Joshua 1:5 NIV)"
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The Proud, The Humble, The Justified
The paradox of self-righteousness is that, though it appears holy on the surface, it is actually a sin of pride in disguise. Despite the amount of efforts put in and the ‘feel-good factor’, self-righteousness ironically distances a person from God and men. In the eyes of God, better is a humble and penitent sinner, than a self-righteous “saint”. He who humbly puts his trust in Christ’s redemption will be justified, but the proud will be humbled by God.
What is our posture as we approach God today – is it with a humble, repentant heart or one laced with self-righteousness?
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