Category: Walk Through the Gospels
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When trials come, let us remember the “faith of a dog,” and stay at the feet of Jesus as long as we need Him.
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At first glance, some might think that in this passage Jesus is fed up with fighting against the Pharisees and joins in their overtly racist attitudes towards anyone that is not a Jew. Let me assure, that is not the case.
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God will set the entire record straight. Until then, we should not be surprised when people who hate God spew hatred toward us.
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Most of us do not want to admit how horrible we truly are. We want to be in control of our destiny. The problem is we would choose wrong every time if not for God’s mercy acting on us.
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We should remember that He is the Sovereign King. Therefore, we should seek to do things the way our King declares we should!
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If we ever are tempted to worship God simply for what we get from it, we should take a closer look at the Pharisees to see that this is not only selfish it produces vain worship.
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Without the imputed righteousness of Jesus Christ, no man can stand before a holy God.
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Living below in this old sinful world, Hardly a comfort can afford; Striving alone to face temptation sore,Where could I go but to the Lord? Where could I go? Oh, where could I go Seeking a refuge for my soul? Needing a friend to save me in the end, Where could I go but to…
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If you are now or have ever been part of Christ, then you were placed there by God the Father when He gave you to His Son. And never forget, just a few verses before this Jesus said, “I will never cast you out!”
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Rather than being upset that we have no control, perhaps we should be thankful that God is fully in control, and we are safe in His love.