10.30am Sunday Morning
5.30pm Sunday Evening
7.00pm Wednesday Evening
Psalm 116.12-13
What can I do for the LORD?
What can I DO for the LORD, because He has been so good to me?!
This is the question in the verse above.
When we see all that God has done for us, when we focus on Him and His work in our lives and count our many blessings – we should also find ourselves asking, “What shall I render unto the LORD for all his benefits toward me?”
Proverbs 11:5
So, “righteousness” has to do with being “in Christ” as a born again Christian, and then trying to do the right thing. The word “perfect” has to do with being mature, complete, not holding back trying to live for God. The word “direct” means, “to be straight or even; to be (to make) right, pleasant, prosperous:”
Isaiah 33.6
How can “fear” be a “treasure”?
Since the time of Christ, Christians have valued what the Bible says. We choose to follow the Lord, and to fear God.
It’s a choice that we value and protect! George Bancroft, a 19th century historian, wrote: “Freedom of conscience, unlimited freedom of mind, were from the first, the trophies of Baptists.”
Deuteronomy 3:25
Success, achievement and reaching our full potential… none of these things are new. They can create a powerful drive in us to accomplish great things! And when they are put with prayer… like in the verse above, what can keep us from reaching our goals?
God.
God can. God can keep us from “reaching our full potential”.
Why?
