The Bible reveals that God is not only loving and merciful, but also righteous and just. His anger is holy, fierce, and beyond human comprehension. From the consuming fire described in Hebrews 12:29 and Deuteronomy 4:24 to the fearful warning in Hebrews 10:26-31, Scripture reminds us that it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. This message calls us to repentance, holiness, and wisdom as we number our days (Psalm 90:12), knowing that judgment is certain and Christ is coming again (Revelation 1:7). 🙏 Listen, reflect, and prepare your heart before the Lord.
God’s holiness has been consistent from the Old Testament to the New, calling His people to be holy as He is holy (Lev. 11:44–45; 1 Pet. 1:15–16). Yet man’s sinful heart makes it impossible to walk in righteousness without God’s grace (Gen. 6:5; Jer. 17:9; Rom. 8:7–9). Through Christ, God’s grace gives us a new heart and His Spirit to empower holy living (Ezek. 36:26–27; Jer. 31:33). Grace is not a license to sin, but the divine power that enables us to live in obedience and reverence before a holy God (Heb. 10:26–31).
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Pastors and believers alike must never forget that we are only sojourners on earth. Our true home is in heaven, and God has called us to live with eternity in view. This message is a reminder to pastors not to be entangled with the world but to faithfully shepherd God’s people with the mindset of pilgrims. Remember, everything here is temporary, but our eternal reward is everlasting.
Pastors and believers alike must never forget that we are only sojourners on earth. Our true home is in heaven, and God has called us to live with eternity in view. This message is a reminder to pastors not to be entangled with the world but to faithfully shepherd God’s people with the mindset of pilgrims. Remember, everything here is temporary, but our eternal reward is everlasting.
God’s holiness has been consistent from the Old Testament to the New, calling His people to be holy as He is holy (Lev. 11:44–45; 1 Pet. 1:15–16). Yet man’s sinful heart makes it impossible to walk in righteousness without God’s grace (Gen. 6:5; Jer. 17:9; Rom. 8:7–9). Through Christ, God’s grace gives us a new heart and His Spirit to empower holy living (Ezek. 36:26–27; Jer. 31:33). Grace is not a license to sin, but the divine power that enables us to live in obedience and reverence before a holy God (Heb. 10:26–31).
