Friday, April 18, 2025

APRIL 18 THE JESUS QUESTIONS (Day 5) Summary Review of JESUS Questions JQ#01-01—JQ#13-07 (Matthew 5:1 thru Matthew 12:34)

 


APRIL 18  THE JESUS QUESTIONS 

(Day 5) Summary Review of JESUS Questions 

JQ#01-01—JQ#13-07 (Matthew 5:1 thru Matthew 12:34) 


LIVING FOR JESUS  Daily Prayer    

JESUS, it is beyond my understanding “why” You and the Father would

 “Love” a world of lost sinners such as myself. 


Lord Jesus, I praise You for this “knowing” that the Holy Spirit has

 imparted to me that says to me that for my “spiritual” health I do not need

 to understand or explain “why” You “Love” me but it is enough 

to KNOW WITH CERTAINTY that You “Love” me and that You demonstrated

 that “Love” by Your death on the Cross, 

the Father has also demonstrated His “Love” towards us 

in that He RESURRECTED You from the grave!


 Lord Jesus, my prayer is simply to let my life reflect that Supreme Love

 with which 

I KNOW THAT I AM LOVED BY GOD!       

AMEN 



THE JESUS QUESTIONS

Jesus so far in His first 2 Lessons has taught us to be aware of our 

personal responsibility to our own eternity and to the Kingdom. Jesus then

 started us on our “Spiritual Journey” with the Primary Tool to

 accomplish Kingdom Work and that necessary tool to get to 


God’s Kingdom is God’s GPS system which is the “LOVE OF GOD”.


Lesson 3  JQ#3    “What good is worry or ‘who cares’?”     Matthew 6:25-34


Jesus then asked His 3rd Question to get us to fully appreciate the first two

 Lessons when He bluntly asks us “What good is worry?” and to help us 

keep the proper spiritual perspective on “worry” Jesus illustrates  the best

 of all reasons not to worry — Jesus tells us that 


everything we could possibly worry about has already been

 or will be taken care of by “The Father” in HEAVEN 


that knows our every EARTHLY need! Jesus is illustrating another 


“Truth of God” 


by showing us that if we will take the “negative” which is “worry” and learn 

that we can exercise our “spiritual” muscle and make a “positive” out of 

the “negative worrying” by turning our “worry” into 

“Trusting God” then we are well on our way to 

understanding “Faith” and how to “grow” our Faith 

by Trusting in God


This very important Spiritual Lesson of “Trusting God” is the perfect companion

 to “Love” — and with our knowing that we have a personal responsibility

 to the Kingdom — and that 


God will provide everything we need 

to complete our “Journey to Eternity” with Him 


— and that our obligation is to 


“Love” as the Father “Loves” and to “Trust God” that He will provide

 our every need — then we will not “worry” but move expectantly

 towards our Eternity as we walk by “Faith” — 


“Faith” IS NOT in ourselves but 


“Faith IS in our Heavenly Father” 

and His desire for our good


This journey of “Faith” becomes our life as we worry less and less as we 

see day by day that God has provided for the lilies of the field and clothes

 them so beautifully!  We grow our “Faith in God” as we recognize that if

 God does such amazing things with birds and flowers 

and the sun, moon, and stars that it becomes obvious to even the most 

casual observer that God cares so much more about us!!! 


God confirmed His Love for us because He made us in His image! 


So we can answer with confidence that we do not need to “worry” 

because “God cares” about our lives! Jesus ends the Lesson with another


 beautiful summary of this Lesson on the Truth of God’s Love 

with a simple but powerful thought: 


“But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, 

and all these things shall be added to you.” 

(Matthew 6:33) 


I know myself that when I realized that if God is going to add “all these things”

 to me simply because He desires to impart His Righteousness on me

 so that I can enter His Kingdom, then I am no longer 

“worried” about “all these things” and my “Faith in God” 

grows proportional to how successful I am in turning “worry about the world”

 into “trusting in the Goodness of God”! 


If you just stop and think about it in your own life,

 has the world or God provided for your daily bread? 


***After all, if we know bread comes from a seed, 

then isn’t the One who imparts life to the seed 

more important to our daily bread 

than the one who gathers the grain?***


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