Inspiration for daily living

 Knowing Who you are to become all that God wants you to be: This teaching   is one that is crucial and very important. We are in a time and season where many are brought into the faith but are living less of the life that Christ has called us into and given to us. I wanted to write on our place as God's workmanship but then I thought within me that if we do not understand fully our place in Christ Jesus, in the Kingdom who we are, what we are and have and where we are we are bound   to live a life of nonentity. I once read/heard about   an eaglet caught by a farmer and kept among his chicks, the eaglet and chicks grew up together and move around together picking pebbles. The eagle with it potential as the king of birds (I won’t want to go into the life of eagles because of time but you can do well to search about it online so you can get the picture clear) was picking pebbles and walking weakly among chicks. On one of there outings this eaglet now grown into an eagle met a str

  What is takes and means to finish strong Study Text: Matthew14vs22-33 Introductory Text: Matthew 3vs13-14 And he goeth up into a mountain, and calleth unto him whom he would: and they came unto him. [14] And he ordained twelve, that they should be with him, and that he might send them forth to preach. Something crucial and striking to me as I write and read the scripture above was that it was the person of Christ that was revealed and magnified in the scripture. The writer kept using He and Him, referring to   Jesus. So it became clear to me that the first lesson to learn in the kingdom as a believer immediately one comes into faith is that Christ is all in all. To finish strong is to recognize that Christ is both the beginning and end of my faith. Hebrews 12vs 2 calls Him the Author and Finisher of   our faith. The introductory scripture says He called those He would to come unto Him. So here I see Him as the Author beckoning on me to come unto Him and I found out that His