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Acts 1:3, NIV
After his suffering, he presented himself to them and gave many convincing proofs that he was alive. He appeared to them over a period of forty days and spoke about the kingdom of God. Acts 1:3, NIV Jesus is alive. He won the victory. His disciples witnessed the physical evidence of the biggest miracle that this world had ever experienced. Jesus rose again. It means that He already conquered death. He didn’t even stay with His disciples for only a few hours. Instead, He appeared to them over a period of forty days. Jesus didn’t leave them without preparing their hearts. He continued to speak about the Kingdom of God.…
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John 14:6 , NIV
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John 14: 6, NIV We can never connect to our Heavenly Father without the precious blood of Jesus. Remember that He is so holy and divine. We can’t simply come to Him just by relying on our own works. We can’t save ourselves from hell. Jesus is the only one who can heal and purify our souls. Apart from Him, we can never experience heaven. So choose to accept His love. Humbly acknowledge the truth that Jesus is the only way for us to access the Kingdom of God.…
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Day 457 – Luke 18:17
Truly I tell you, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it. Luke 18:17, NIV You will never experience what it feels like to live in the Kingdom of Heaven if you don’t receive it like a little child. Kids are innocent and pure. Their eyes know how to appreciate the little yet amazing things around them. They take what they experience as it is, and they rarely have doubts and disbelief. You will also learn what true humility is if you try to observe their ways. They are dependent, and they need someone who can guide and lead them. They…
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Day 402 – Luke 6:20
Looking at his disciples, he said: “Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God.” Luke 6:20, NIV Those who are poor in spirit are people who acknowledge the truth that they are nothing without the help of God. They are poor because they are aware that God alone can satisfy the thirst and hunger that they feel inside. They chose to lean on His presence and depend on His ways because they knew that they were poor enough to fix themselves. The Kingdom of God is closer to those who seek more of Him. Let’s not forget that we need God. So let’s depend on…
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God will Multiply the Blessings that you Share with Others
Keep planting in God’s Kingdom. The blessings you release to those in need are like seeds that will someday bear fruit. It will never be wasted. Do not stop sharing what you have, and He will give you more than what you could’ve asked for. He loves to bless those who are generous enough to offer even the little and simple things that they have. The sacrifices that you give will never be in vain. When the time is right, you will reap a bountiful harvest. God sees your heart, and He acknowledges the reasons why you want to help others. Just continue to seek His will and walk in…
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It takes an Obedient Heart to live in the Kingdom of God
A Kingdom exists because there is someone who reigns. Living in God’s Kingdom means you acknowledge and honor His sovereignty. You treat Him as your King, and you allow Him to rule your life. It takes an obedient and humble heart to stay in His presence. So if you think that you are still following your own will and plans, then it’s time for you to surrender everything to Him. Do not depend on your own understanding. Call upon His Name and ask for guidance. You can’t follow Him according to your own efforts and strengths. You need His love to change and heal your wounds inside. You need His…
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Day 178 – Luke 18:17
Truly I tell you, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it. Luke 18:17, NIV Try to look at a little child and let their innocence remind you what the kingdom of God looks like. It would be very hard for you to receive His Kingdom if you will keep on doubting the power of God. Learn from a little child. Observe the way they believe and do things. Only then will you see that it takes a pure heart for you to keep the faith inside. So stop asking questions and believe that He will do great things in your…
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Day 150 – Mark 10:15
Truly I tell you, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it.” MArk 10:15, NIV Receive the kingdom of God like a child. Stop doubting and take away all the negative thoughts you have inside. Have faith and do not entertain your worries and anxieties. Remind yourself that God is great and His kingdom is so much better than what this world can offer. A childlike faith means you will stop seeking answers. Instead, you will choose to walk and take the next step even if you don’t know what’s ahead. You will believe even if what’s happening around you is…
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Day 135 – Matthew 21:43
“Therefore I tell you that the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people who will produce its fruit.” Matthew 21:43, NIV Faith always produces fruit for the glory of God. You will know that you are growing the moment you will see the fruits in your life. So continue to do good things and keep on serving the people around you. Do not keep the blessings you receive from God for yourself. Instead, learn to share it with the people who greatly need your help, and God will bless the labor of your hands. Seek His name and glorify Him in everything that…
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Day 131 – Matthew 18:3
And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.” Matthew 18:3, NIV Pray for childlike faith. The kind of faith that always seeks the truth and knows how to genuinely trust in the Lord. Even though you face many troubles in life, believe and never doubt God’s power. He will rescue and help you in your situation. Have a teachable heart to learn more things about God. Grow and open your mind to new perspectives. Do not allow the challenges you encounter to hinder you from trusting Him. Be humble in the presence of God and…
