Skip to main content

ABRAHAM THE FATHER OF FAITH IN CHRISTIANITY

God bless you for taking the time to study.

TOPIC: ABRAHAM THE FATHER OF FAITH IN CHRISTIANITY
TEXT: GENESIS 12:1-3  
THURSDAY APRIL 27TH 

Key verse: Hebrews 11:10 “For he looked for a city which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is God.”
From our text, you can see in this scripture the Lord chose Abraham. I am talking to you about the line of Christianity. The Lord chose Abraham, Abraham was barren, and he did not have children. The Lord said, [paraphrased], “Don’t worry, with your wife, I am bringing you up to be a great nation, the mighty shall come of you. Now through you shall be born one, who will be a blessing to all the people in the world”. So, you can now see what he was doing, it is a promise to Abraham, “Jesus will be coming through you and the seed I promised in the garden, I told the devil in the garden he is coming to destroy Satan and free mankind from him. I will pass him through you, Abraham”.  You can see what God has done and where Christianity started. It started in the garden. It is following a line and it is going forward. When God promised Abraham, I am going to give you a seed and by that seed multitude shall come to the world, at that time Ishmael has been born.
There are many religions on the earth. religion is the way people choose, to take them to God. The way people follow, to take them to God. Now, there is Christianity living side by side with other religions. In a family, there can be Muslims, there can be Christians. In a family, there can be people of other faith and all of them will be saying, “We are serving the same God”. It is my responsibility as a preacher of Christ, sent to preach the gospel of salvation, the gospel of righteousness and eternal life, to tell you the truth and the difference. Christianity, let me tell you how it started. It started by promise, a promise God made to the devil in Genesis 3:15, “And I will put enmity between thee and the woman and between thy seed and her seed, it shall bruise thin head and thou shalt bruise his heel”. This is where Christianity started from the very beginning even between Adam and his wife Eve, the promise that there shall be Christianity, there shall be Christians had been given at that time.

Thought for the day: God’s promise marks the beginning of Christianity

Song for the day: When I remember God’s promises, I shout Alleluia…

Bible reading for the day: 2 Samuel 17-18; Luke 21:1-19
#Horemow.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Them That Sin, Rebuke Before All

God's blessing shall be following you continually for taking the time to study. Them That Sin, Rebuke Before All   Monday 24th March Text: 1 Timothy 5: 19-22 Key verse: Them that sin rebuke before all, that others also may fear. 1 Timothy 5:20 God wants you to avoid doing evil while saying you want to go to heaven. You may be a member of a worldly church and be saying, “It is my tribal church; if I leave them, they will be angry. I do not want them to be angry.” Is it God you want to make angry by your compromise? You will see the anger of God indeed. It is through the word that you perfect the people, and as a result, the Bible says, “Thou shalt not suffer sin upon your brother. Thou shall reprove him.” Your brother or sister has done a bad thing, and you do not bother. You leave them in their sins. They may do the same to other people. The Lord says, “Correct them.” Do not allow sin to be in them because sin will take them to hell. The Bible says, “Them that sin, rebuke befo...
Post a Comment
Read more
For taking your time to study remain blessed. FACTS TO BE UNDERSTOOD ON REVELATION MESSAGES WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11 TEXT: NUMBERS 12: 4-8. Key verse: "To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them" Isaiah 8:20. God has given revelations to many in our days and He is still in the business of doing that. The choice of these messengers is His sovereign will. Some of these revelations are written in books for all to read and some are shared verbally. There are scriptural facts to be understood on these revelation messages. They follow the pattern of scriptural revelations in the Holy Bible. Some are given in plain, simple and direct language, while some are given in pictorial language and figures of speech. The recipient of the revelation may be an ignorant person whose understanding is unfruitful, hence, he may not be capable to interpret the revelation received. Except God gives the grace of interpretation to ...
Post a Comment
Read more