August 7, 2020 (Fri.)

Rightfulness, Inevitability, and Absoluteness

 

1 Peter 1:9 “...obtaining the outcome of your faith, the salvation of your souls.”

♬Hymn for scheduled worship: Korean/English Hymnal #337 I Must Tell Jesus (Unified Hymn #363)

[Message Video] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XU8mpId5O7U&list=PLOCBKggOTU7yqOj4BUIgI_1Yx-MldYCO-&index=21

To save all people, God has given every covenant. Therefore, if you possess these covenants, there is no need to worry because whatever you need will follow. However, even though you are His child, you will still face problems, hardships, and conflicts. During those times, what must you do?

1. Rightfulness
There is a rightful reason that you need to analyze first. Because people are spiritual beings, if they don’t know God’s plan, then problems will undoubtedly come. However, if there is a rightful reason for those problems, then answers exist as well. If you discover rightfulness, you will never waver because of problems or issues.

2. Inevitability and Absoluteness
If you discover the reason, you’ll see what God needs and uncover what you must do. (inevitability) In the midst of that, you will see the absolute plan that only God can fulfill. (absoluteness) Finally, when you continuously devote yourself to this work, answers will begin to come.

In some cases, you might contract a disease that permeates your physical body, your life, or your soul. You may even meet people in the field who also suffer because of those diseases. At that time, there is only one work that you must do. You must change your old imprints, roots, and nature that cause those diseases. Completely entrust everything to God and hold onto the covenant through the Word and prayer.

[Covenantal Prayer] Dear God, may I discover the blessing of rightfulness, inevitability, and absoluteness that changes problems into answers. I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

2018 District Message Week 23 / June 10, 2018

[Deep Questions]
Q. What Happens When You Waste Your Time by Blaming Others?

If you aren’t careful, your constant resentment will waste time.
Do you feel comfortable when you’re filled with resentment? In actuality, your situation will worsen. Then, how about those who listen to you?
Do you think that they’ll feel at ease? No, they’ll probably feel exasperated or annoyed.
Does resentment resolve the issues at hand? No, it doesn’t.
If you fail an exam, it’s probably because you didn’t study.
That is a rightful result.
You’ll be able to see what you must do. You will see inevitability. As it turns out, God’s important absolute plan exists.
Every facet or part that you meet will undoubtedly contain these three aspects.