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Walking in Wisdom
God desires His people to walk in wisdom. Throughout Scripture, wisdom is never presented as mere knowledge or good judgement, but as a life that is directed by God. In Isaiah 30, we see Judah facing the threat of the Assyrian Empire. Instead of seeking the Lord’s counsel, the nation turned to Egypt for security, trusting human wisdom rather than God’s guidance. Although the Lord rebuked their decision, He did not abandon them. In His mercy, He promised to guide all who would humble themselves and return to Him. That promise is beautifully captured in Isaiah 30:21: “Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, ‘This is the way; walk in it.'” These words reveal God’s heart to lead His people in every season of life.
Truth Matters – Resurrection as a Lifestyle
What sets the Christian faith apart is not only the promise of life after death, but the reality of new life now. Other belief systems may speak of what happens after death, but the Gospel of water and the Spirit declares that believers can begin living the resurrection life even while still in this body. Christ lives in His people today. This means the power of the resurrection is not limited to a future event—it is a present experience, available every moment to those who are truly born again. Today, I want to lead you through three key truths from Scripture that show us how to live this resurrection life.
Purity Matters
By faith in the Gospel of water and the Spirit, living a life of purity is not impossible; rather, it is the natural outcome of a life transformed by right faith and sound doctrine. Purity is also the result of a life lived in accountability. It matters because it reflects the authenticity of our faith, and when we live with the awareness that God sees us and that our conduct affects those around us, we are compelled to turn away from sin and walk in a way that honors Him. In today’s message, we will explore three key defenses to guard and maintain purity in our lives: fleeing from impurity, pursuing God’s purity, and walking in godly fellowship.
The Watchman’s Duty
As believers, we are not passive recipients of God’s grace. We are those who have received the true gospel of the water and the Spirit. Jesus Christ took away all our sins through His baptism, bore our judgment on the cross, and rose again to give us new life. Through this complete work, we are made whole and reconciled to God. This truth is not partial, but complete, and it is this very gospel that fills the emptiness in the hearts of men and brings true life. In today’s message, we will look at three essential responsibilities that define a watchman’s life: being alert to spiritual danger, being bold to proclaim the truth, and being accountable for the ministry entrusted to us.
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