Happy new month lovely people, apologies for posting this weekend's blog late.
Hope your January was fruitful and you enjoyed the first month of the year. God has made it possible for you to see the second month of the year. We serve a Wonderful and an Amazing God. For the past two weeks I have been blogging about “Serving God” and i hope that it has helped you to figure out whom you’re really serving. Well today’s blog is to remind you about your benefits of being a servant for God.
This title was inspired by a message preached by my pastor, Bishop Richard Aryee earlier this year.
Most of us think that when we serve God we’re doing him or our church leaders a favour. I’m sorry if that’s what you think, then I must say you’re very wrong. Serving God will rather benefit you and not your pastor. This is because serving God opens doors for you and helps you to receive favour and blessings from God. The funny thing is if you don’t serve God someone else will but who’ll be losing out here? I guess you figured out the answer for that question.
Well let me share with you three reasons why I believe it is great thing to serve the Lord.
It is indeed a great thing to serve the Lord because
- Serving God helps us to draw nearer to God
The scriptures says in Psalms 73:27-28 that “those who are far from you will perish; you destroy all who are unfaithful to you. But as for me, it is good to be near God. I have made the Sovereign Lord my refuge; I will tell of all your deeds.” (NIV)
From the verses above you’ll realise that if you serve God faithfully you get the opportunity to get closer rather than far so that you will not perish.
- If you’re not a servant of God then you’ll be a servant of ungodliness and sin
There you have it; Matthew 6:24 says that, “No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money.” (NIV)
- He will deliver you in times of trouble and crises
Be rest assured that you’ll never serve the Lord in vain. Thanks for reading and have a fruitful week ahead.
~Louisahazel
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