The Truth

Tag: Lord Jesus Calls you.

  • THE GOD OF THE IMMEASURABLE

    “Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,
    Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end. Amen” (Ephesians 3:20, 21).

    The Apostle Paul emphasizes that God’s capacity to act far exceeds human comprehension. Whatever you pray for or even dream up, God’s ability to respond surpasses it. Human expectations are limited by a finite perspective, but divine resources and willingness are infinite.

    This infinite power is not distant or remote; it operates actively within the life of the believer. The same power that raised Christ from the dead is at work within believers, changing hearts, renewing minds, and granting spiritual endurance.

    God chooses to manifest His immense strength through human vessels.

    God’s glory is made visible in Christ Jesus. The Lord Jesus is the ultimate manifestation of God’s character, love, and redemption. And in the Church, the collective body of believers reflects God’s wisdom and power to the world, when living out unity, love, and faith.

    God’s glory extends through every generation of believers. The ultimate purpose of creation and salvation is an unending cycle of praise and glory to God throughout eternity.

    Trust God beyond personal limitations. Prayer is not about convincing God to act within human expectations, but aligning with an all-powerful God who is already at work internally to accomplish far more than human imagination can fathom.

  • RIGHTEOUSLY UNRIGHTEOUS

    In the dust where my footfall faltered,

    In the shadow of a fractured grace,

    I brought a heart I could not alter,

    To stand before the Holy Face.

    Righteously unrighteous, bent and broken,

    Cloaked in the truth of my own decay,

    With no grand plea or polished token,

    I walked the dark toward the light of day.

    I sought the One who holds the suns,

    Whose purity no fault can stain,

    And found the arms of the Righteous One

    Open to gather my guilt and pain.

    Not after the wash, not after the mend,

    But deep in the mire where I used to lie,

    The Holy bowed down to call me friend,

    And answered my frail, unworthy cry.

    Now wrapped in a light I did not earn,

    Where mercy and holiness tightly twine,

    I rest in the grace for which I yearned—

    His holy righteousness, forever mine.

  • THE GREAT INVITATION

    “Come to Me,” says the Lord Jesus Christ.

    God’s heart is not to see people lost, condemned, or destroyed. His desire is that all people would be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth.

    God is calling humanity from darkness to light, deception to truth, sin to repentance, bondage to freedom, and death to life. And when a person truly comes to Christ, they don’t merely receive a religion, they encounter the Truth that transforms the heart and changes the direction of their life.

    Lord Jesus declared: “I am the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6). Therefore, coming to the knowledge of the Truth ultimately means coming to Christ.

    His invitation is not restricted to a particular nation, social class, background, or past.

    No matter how far someone has wandered, God still calls them home.

    No matter how broken their past may be, grace can give them a new beginning.

    No matter how deep the darkness, the light of Christ can reach.

    God wants the sinner saved. God wants the seeker to find Truth. God wants the lost to come home. God wants humanity to know Him.

    And our calling is to pray, proclaim, love, and point people toward Jesus Christ.

    The heart of God is salvation. The pathway is Truth.

    The Truth is found in Christ.

    And the invitation is extended to all.