The Triumph of Christianity

<p>A disciple who believes Jesus' promise and holds onto the word of Jesus will never experience death but eternal life.<br></p>

<p>Those who see, enjoy, and experience the most from Christ are the ones who flee the darkness and run to the light!<br></p>

<p>Follow the Good Shepherd and He will lead you out of darkness and into the safety of His care and the sustenance of His leading.<br></p>

<p>Jesus confronts our unbelief and shows us what it is and calls those in unbelief to believe in Him.<br></p>

<p>Our belief in Jesus grows stronger when we let His plan to love us and to glorify the Father and Himself be the plan we follow and not let our feelings define truth and lead us to determine plans that are not for His glory by our shortsighted idea of what is best.<br></p>

<p>Do our lives show a true belief, not just in what Christ has done, but truly in Him and who He is as the resurrection and the life?<br></p>

<p>Jesus teaches us, in how He was being moved deeply, how we are to live experiencing and expressing our emotions for God's glory and ourselves and others good.<br></p>

<p>Jesus sought to live a life for God's glory which ultimately led Him to His sacrificial death for us. There is something we can learn from Jesus' obedient surrender to God's purposes for His life that will show us how we can maintain the same pursuit of obedient surrender, emotional surrender, and thinking surrender.<br></p>

<p>Jesus defines unbelief as the conscious rejection of God/Jesus and His Word and reveals a person's heart in rebellion against God. God's sovereignty over unbelief and belief gives us confidence to share the gospel with others as we trust God to give them faith to believe in His son and His word.<br></p>

<p>As we follow Jesus, we come to know His joy and strength when we serve others humbly.<br></p>