Meeting Christ on His terms not yours!

“I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.” Galatians 2:20

The biggest fallacy in Christianity is the failure to understand or teach the significance of this statement above concerning the Cross.

The Cross asks you to give up all your rights to God and live for Him. There are no ands, ifs, or buts. You lay down your life for Christ without any expectations.

You will never know the reality of Christ until you give God your independence, your goals, and your self motives.

The misconception is doing what you think will please God and forgetting it’s not what you think is important but what God wants in your life. He knows you better than you know yourself.

God does not think or act like you. He is a perfect spiritual being without any ego. He is an omnipotent God and your destiny is in His hands.

Meeting Christ on His terms embodies the words of Jesus; “Not My will but yours be done.”

Christ operates in unpredictable ways.

Human logic cannot define the reality of God.

Christ wants your loyalty above all else. This has to be built on His Word and never on the conditions in your life.

God will test you to the ends of the earth to get this point across. I am God and will do with you as I desire.

Religion seriously impedes your ability to know Christ. You find Christ by abandonment to Him not by works, rituals, or keeping laws.

Christ wants to bless you abundantly but you have to accept His Word without compromise.

We are facing the judgments of God today because we have accepted secular beliefs and the hypocrisy of religion.

Jesus wants you to accept Him for who He is and not define Him by the standards of religion. He lives so you can live!

The Holy Spirit is the only way you will come to know the Living Christ. He will bring the life of Jesus into your reality. You will see Christ for who He is and live in respect and awe of His greatness and glory.

How can I please you today Christ Jesus? Show me your ways and help me to conform to your thinking patterns.

Keep me as the apple of your eye!