Worshipping with sister Tabitha and Grace- ศึกษามัทธิวบทที่ 11- ยอห์นผู้ให้บัพติศมา

JESUS LOVES YOU MISSION
TABITHA AND GRACE
Mission Jesus Loves You Worship God on Sunday, August 18, 2024
Matthew 11: 1-30
In this chapter of Matthew 11, Jesus Christ spoke of John the Baptist as the preparer of the way, and rebuked unbelievers and invited those who needed help to come to Him. Hallelujah!
Jesus said that no ordinary man is greater than John the Baptist, but everyone who is born again, who is in the kingdom of heaven, is greater than John. What does that mean? For an ordinary man, John is the greatest, but for a man born again in Jesus Christ, he is greater than any ordinary man, including John himself.
When John went to heaven, he was great, but as long as he was on earth, John himself was less than a born again man who had the Holy Spirit with him all the time.
From this story in the Bible, we realize that in the spiritual realm, those of us who are in Jesus Christ are very important on earth and in heaven, not because of ourselves, but because of God who lives within us.
God hides the mysteries of heaven from the wise, but reveals them to the ignorant, those whom society despises, despises, and persecutes because to understand the mysteries of God, it is not through human intelligence, but through sincere humility.
My dear brothers and sisters, you can apply God's words in the 11th chapter of the Bible to your daily life. At this time, let's join together in unity.
Jesus Christ spoke of John the Baptist as the one who prepared the way for Jesus Christ, according to the prophecy that says:
✝️✝️ Malachi 4:5 Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord.
But the Jews were hard-hearted, and refused to accept them and repent. Even after he came, they refused to repent, which would increase their own punishment on the day of judgment.
✝️✝️ When John was in prison, John himself began to be unsure whether Jesus Christ was really the Messiah, even though he had previously insisted that Jesus Christ was the Messiah. Let's read in the Bible
✝️✝️ John 1:36 And he looked at Jesus as He walked and said, "Behold, the Lamb of God."
So John sent someone to ask Jesus Christ, and Jesus answered with what He did, "The blind receive their sight, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the poor have good news." John knew and was confident that Jesus Christ was really the Messiah. He could die with his eyes closed because John's mission was complete. How do we know that God is really God? Of course, it starts with faith. At that time, even though we could not see, we believed, and we welcomed Him into our hearts and souls. After that, we began to see and witness with our own eyes that our own lives were truly changed from the inside out. Until we know and are confident that "Yes... Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior."
✝️✝️ Jesus Christ said about John that John was the greatest man in the history of mankind, not because John was great in himself, but because of the mission he did. No man in history has ever been called the leader of the procession of the Savior, the King of Heaven. Today!!! Even though we are not great by our own qualifications, the mission we have been given is so great: to bring the good news of Jesus Christ, the Savior, to many people who are about to perish, so that they can find salvation and find the truth.
✝️✝️ Jesus Christ rebuked the Jews, saying that they were like spoiled children who liked to blame others when others did not follow their own way. God has His own way to bring salvation, bring help to all of us, which does not have to be the same or match our desires, according to our own way. Just humble yourself, accept His way, surrender with trust in Him, to the things that God allows to pass into each of our lives. Believe, trust, and put it into practice. Everything is a blessing to our lives. And the people around you.
✝️✝️ Jesus Christ rebuked the Jews at that time for their hard hearts. They did not accept help from God and did not repent, which would increase the punishment for the Jews themselves on the day of judgment. Because in addition to being sinners who had to be judged like all humans, the Jews were also sinners who despised God's help and mercy by rejecting Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ did not rebuke them for their many sins, but He rebuked them because they did not repent, did not accept forgiveness from God, did not accept help from Jesus Christ. Today!!! It does not matter how many mistakes we have made or how many sins we have committed, but what really matters is today!!! Will we intentionally continue on that sinful path or will we repent, turn to Jesus Christ and ask for His forgiveness and let Him help us start a new life?
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