EPHESIANS 3:20
New Living Translation (NLT)
“Now all glory to God, who is
able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more
than we might ask or think.”
Our finite minds do us a disservice. We
comprehend so little of the mysteries of God.
With Christ in us, our hope of glory, we will begin to see those things
that are invisible to the naked eye. The
Lord desires for us to know and understand all that we wish to know and
understand, but it takes the ‘want to’, the earnest desire by seeking these
deeper things in the word and thru prayer.
As believers of Christ in a sin sick
and dying world we mustn’t allow the cares of this life to bury us. The power of God is mighty within us; we
simply need to let it out. We have no
idea what we can accomplish for the kingdom of God because we do not venture
down that path. Nothing is impossible if
the Lord is in charge of your life.
Being in charge doesn’t mean we cannot do the simple, mundane things of
life without God’s help. Being in charge
simply means that we allow God to have His way in our life in a general and
quite literal sense. We hesitate to do
that which we feel led by the spirit to do because we over process the thing
and let our own feelings and emotions get in the way. God is calling us to step out of our comfort
zones and do that which He has called us to do.
Have we because too self-centered? Too self-absorbed? Do we no longer care what God may want from
us? God desires to do such wonderful
things thru you and me if we would only seek and act out His will for each
day. Seek it and do it in boldness,
knowing the spirit of God is within you and nothing can harm you. Until next time, walk with the King and be a
blessing!
Resource: The Life Application Study Bible – NLT –
Tyndale House Publishing.
NOTE: Today’s verse is
Paul’s doxology or expression of praise to God, which acts as the close of the
first part of his letter to the church in Ephesus. The first part of the letter describes the nature and purpose of the church. Part 2 explains the nature and purpose of the body of Christ. The strict nature of this letter is to
encourage the believers in Ephesus, not confront any doctrinal heresy. rlk
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