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Journey with Christ

DATE: September 26, 2021

TOPIC: Journey with Christ

BIBLE TEXT: Acts 1vs8 – and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.


Walking with God is so beautiful when you journey with Christ. As Christians, we are to live right everywhere in the love of Christ and to adopt His lifestyle as ours. Christ wants us to be witnesses of His move here on earth. And when God wants to move here on earth. He moves through men. Jonah the prophet refused to journey with Christ because he had his own opinions about Nineveh and he ended up in the belly of a fish until he accepted the call. To journey with Christ is to walk in the will of God the Father.

Father Abraham was a man who journey with Christ without questions Romans 4vs20 says; “He staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief; but was strong in faith, giving glory to God”. His walk with Christ brought about his establishment and enlargement for God was with Him. 

Will you trust the LORD to lead you forth into His will? Many have failed God by pursuing their desires while a dew walk and journey with Christ in His move and power. Philip the evangelist walked with Christ and travelled on the wings of the wind throughout his evangelical missions. Apostle Paul, Peter and many had a great record, will you trust God, and journey with Christ in your marriage? Ministry? Career? Business? Education? Relationship? And every endeavor of your life?


Prayer: Heavenly Father, I release my heart to be led by Christ as a witness of His Spirit and power.

Insight: Fulfilling God’s will is to journey with Christ.

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