Godfidence

May 21, 2020 (Bible Devotional)

Christ will save us. He will save us to the end. We can have confidence in Christ and all His promises. If we can testify that God has done something for us, we have reason to believe that he will continue to walk with us. the Bible promises that God will never leave us. He will never forsake us. Christ who is the same yesterday, today, and forever will always be our guide. He is with us. He is with us always even to the end.

Focus on the bright side of our testimony. Christ has done great things for us. When we review our past life, we may inspect may low lights, but some bright beams emit the glory of God. And even now, we can testify that we are not who we were in the past. Christ has begun a good work in us. We do not yet see perfection. We see progress. They see the hand of God. He turns things around. He has made us new. He is working in us and through us.

Sometimes, we may begin to doubt the power of the blood that was shed for us. We may think that Christ is taking too long. We may even think there is no hope for us beyond who we currently are. This is not true. God is still in the process of upgrading us. Christ by his grace will present us faultless before the presence of God and the holy angels. The process of just begun. We do not yet know what we shall yet be. But in Christ, we have reason to shout for joy. We have reason to hope. We have reason to believe that he will transform us into a masterpiece.

Christ will perform. Even though we are to work our salvation with fear in trembling. It is Christ who works in us. He works in us both to will and to do. First, he gives us the desire to become holy. And when we see our insufficiency, we can cry out to him. And he will bring us up to standard, yea, and even more. He will do for much more. Above our thoughts and imagination, Christ will perform for us greater things. Let us have this confidence and even now accept it by faith, that in Christ will are holy, undefiled, and separated from sin.

Do you believe that Christ will turn you into a masterpiece?

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