Do you know God?

Sometimes God dramatically interrupts our lives to get through to us. But other times, His work is slow and subtle as He patiently leads us to a place of readiness to obey Him. If God is speaking to you in the quiet of your heart and you haven't already received His gift of salvation, don't wait for an unusual event to occur. He is ready to welcome you now, just as you are, wherever you find yourself. There is only one path to life with God and eternity in His presence: Repent of your sins, confess your belief that Jesus is the Son of God, and receive Him as Savior. You can use the following prayer or your own words. ----> Lord Jesus, I believe You are truly the Son of God. I confess that I have sinned against You in thought, word, and deed. Please forgive all my wrongdoing, and let me live in relationship with You from now on. I receive You as my personal Savior, accepting the work You accomplished on my behalf once and for all on the cross. Thank You for saving me. Help me to live a life that is pleasing to You. In Your name we pray, Amen.

Sunday, December 20, 2020

A Lasting Heritage


A Lasting Heritage

2 Timothy 3:10-17

People go to great lengths to ensure that their property and wealth are bequeathed according to their wishes. 

But there is a much more valuable gift we can give others—“the wisdom that leads to salvation” (2 Timothy 3:15).

Our most vital asset is the knowledge we’ve accumulated about our faith, especially the body of biblical truth regarding salvation. 

Although personal faith cannot be given to someone else, we can inform others about Jesus’ redeeming work on the cross. 

And we can also model a life that is committed to Him. 

However, before we can pass down the principles of faith to others, biblical salvation must be a reality in our own life. 

Many people pick and choose religious philosophies to guide their life, but self-serving religion can never save. 

Only those whose faith is based on scriptural truth can face the end of life with confidence about eternal security. 

That’s because they know God’s Son died on the cross to pay the penalty for their sins.

Have you trusted Jesus as your personal Savior? 

Do you want to die confident and hopeful? 

The greatest legacy we can leave is not money or belongings but the truth that changes lives. 

Begin today to influence future generations by bringing them the good news. 



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Daily Devotional for Dec. 1, 2020