How Is Today?

We must strive to overcome the fear of death. Christ, having been raised from the dead, has become the first fruit of those who have fallen asleep. So also, in Christ, all shall we be made alive. We also must remember that nothing inhibits or damages our ability to see things clearly like focusing on the self.

Where the Holy Spirit works, the people and the leaders will be self-governing. Because everybody keeps a tight rein on himself and is being led by God's Spirit, there is no need for heavy-handedness—for strict external enforcement—nor for people to live in fear of the leaders. The leaders will serve, the people will work and grow, and liberty will flourish.

We all want to be in God's Kingdom. Jesus has already cut the road by being so compassionate to even His enemies, so all we must do is follow His lead, and we will find rest from all our burdens in His Kingdom.

This document explores the biblical teaching of prioritising spiritual treasures in heaven over earthly possessions, drawing on passages from Matthew, Acts, 1 John, and Malachi. It emphasises the value of faith, repentance, and purposeful living according to God's will, warning against the distractions and temptations of worldly pursuits. The message calls for self-reflection, obedience, and submission to the Holy Spirit, encouraging believers to seek eternal rewards and rely on God's grace for salvation and strength in life's challenges.

Do not be afraid. God wants His children to have this recognition of poverty regarding true spiritual things and possess the drive to seek their enrichment from Him. In other words, we must try to change our e tries to change his circumstances.