Thought for the Week
We were created to be conduits of grace. God doesn’t just rain down grace from the heavens, he distributes it to others through us. Why? Because he wants us to be like him. And if his grace doesn’t flow through us, we never will.
“Let your light so shine before others that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” ~Matthew 5:16
Awesome post!!!
Thank you, Graceson.
Amen. Thank you for sharing, Mitch.
Well said, Mitch. We should channels for the river of God. That sounds a little “New Age,” but it’s true. Blessings.
You too, David.
Love it, had to share on FB!
I’m honored, Valerie. But then you just did what the title said to do. ;>)
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Really great! Thanks for sharing!
What a breath-taking privilege God gives us–to be HIS conduits!
True indeed, Nancy.
I think God permits things to be harder in certain cases because he wants us to cooperate with him in bringing his grace to difficult situations.
Good point, Hetty. Makes me think of John 9:3 3: “Neither this man nor his parents sinned,” said Jesus, “but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.”
john 34: praise the lord daily, his praise shall continue, to be in thee, o magnify the lord, keep your lips from evil.
Yes that’s a good verse
Amen!
how many verses in matthew 5
example matthew 5:41
Why do you ask, Rudy? If you look at John, Chapter 5, you can find out for yourself how many verses it has.
i said matthew 5 verse 41
An amazing gift and an awesome responsibility. Thanks for this timely reminder.
I keep thinking about this one. I think intercessory prayer works like this. Is seems to me that maybe God’s design is to act in the world through our prayers; to nudge us to speak on his behalf and to inhabit our words to bring healing and wholeness into this world. Maybe God delights to have us participate in His work, being conduits of his grace.
I think you’re right, Eric. Nice insight!
Amen, great post Mitch.