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For taking your time to study remain blessed. LIFESTYLE OF A TRUE BELIEVER FRIDAY MAY 5 TEXT: MATTHEW 7:16-23 Key verse: “Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them” Matthew 7:20 A believer is someone that is established in Christ Jesus in truth, obedience, holiness and righteousness. It is not everybody that goes to church and calls himself a Christian that is a believer. In Matthew 7:21. Not everyone that saith unto me Lord, Lord shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he that doeth the will of my father, which is in heaven. Nowadays, there are a lot of people who say they are Christians who will not enter heaven. These are people who think that they are going to make it into glory based on their lip service. But when they stand before the King and the Judge, they will be rejected. Some of these people choose to worship God according to their own beliefs and not God’s word. These include: Roman Catholics; Jehovah Witnesses; Seventh day Adventists; Christian Sciences; Hypocrites; those that trust in false doctrines; those who reverence their pastor more than God; those who trust in miracles instead of God; those who use anointing oil, handkerchief, holy water. They are far from biblical truth of holiness and righteousness. The characteristics of a true believer are: 1. A true believer must repent, meaning basically saying I am leaving the old life behind for a new life in Jesus Christ and not going back to your former life style. 2. You must believe, meaning that Jesus died for your sins was buried and rose on the third day. Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and to live under His command. 3. Obey God, meaning obedience to the word of God, doing what Jesus said you should do according to His words. You must be able to live above sins. You are no longer enticed by sins and sinners. Thought for the day: My brethren if sinners entice you consent not Song for the day: Lord I want to be like Jesus in my heart…. Bible reading for the day: 1 Kings 10-11; Luke 24:1-35 #horemow

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