Imagine a scenario where God is doing a work in a man’s life, by giving him counsel, or rebuke so that his life can ultimately change for the better, then someone comes along and frustrates God’s work by telling the man that what God is saying doesn’t really matter, and that he can carry on the way he is because no one is perfect. What this man has just done is scatter what God is doing. God is trying to put the man’s life back in order, but this other man is scattering what God is doing by sowing bad seeds through his advice and words.
Brethren, are we gathering? or are we scattering? When we make
negative confessions about our nation, we are scattering, when we make negative
confessions about ourselves, we are scattering, and when we do not help others
fulfill the plan and purpose of God for their lives, we are scattering God’s
plan.
If we are not in alignment with Jesus, then we are against Him,
there is no in-between. Aligning with Him in our words and deeds. For example, in
a court of law, the Lawyer is either for his client or not he is never in between.
Are we helping God to advance the kingdom of God on earth? Are we encouraging
our Pastors who labour in the vineyard? Are we yielding to the Holy Spirit? when we do
these things and let the Holy Spirit work in us, we gather people to Christ, and
when we do not do them we are scattering God’s work. Matthew 12:30 ‘This is
war and there is no neutral ground. If you’re not on my side, you’re the enemy;
if you’re not helping you are making things worse.’ This is war, The Kingdom of God versus The Kingdom
of darkness but whose side are you on?
John 15:16 ‘You didn’t choose me, but I’ve chosen and
commissioned you to go into the world to bear fruit. And your fruit will last,
because whatever you ask of my Father, for my sake, he will give it to you!’ We must be deliberate about gathering, no
one gathers by mistake or by chance. In our confessions, our actions, and the
way we relate with ourselves, because the life we live is the sermon we preach.
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