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- Practice compassion. Today, it is common to pit people against each other—to divide and judge. Ancient divisions—rooted in race, creed, gender, color or ethnicity—continue to flame into violence.
- Seek the Kingdom of God. Jesus practiced what He clearly taught: “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness” (Matthew 6:33). Jesus’ consistent message centered on the coming Kingdom of God.
- Take up your cross daily. One familiar scene from Jesus’ life is when He carried His cross (John 19:17). Historians differ about what this wooden stake may have looked like—it may have been a beam or a T-shaped device.
- Be a Sabbath-keeper. The modern world is hectic, chaotic and overwhelming. Jesus taught and practiced a solution. God created and blessed the weekly Sabbath, making the seventh day of the week (Saturday) a holy time of rest (Genesis 2:1-3).
Jan 4, 2022 · Since Jesus lived a sinless life, the more we consider ourselves “dead to sin” (Romans 6:11) and live a life of purity, the more like Jesus we will be. As we offer ourselves to God, sin is no longer our master, and we are more clearly identified with Christ (Romans 6:1-14).
Jan 4, 2022 · God’s goal for the believer is to be like Jesus. First John 3:2: “Dear friends, now we are children of God, and what we will be has not yet been made known. But we know that when Christ appears, we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is.”
Have you ever wondered what it truly means to love like Jesus? How can we incorporate his teachings of forgiveness, compassion, and kindness into our everyday lives? Discover the answers as we explore ten actionable ways to love like Jesus in this biblical guide.
- Unconditional Love
- Prayerful Life
- Forgiveness
- Humility
- Jesus Studied The Word of God
- Compassion
- Seek First The Kingdom of God
- Self-Control
- Authority
- Obedience
The King of the Universe, The Creator of all things, gave up His throne, His beauty, His glory, and His position to come and die for you and me. There were no conditions to His love, He died for the murderer, for the rapist, for the liar, for the homosexual. With His body, he paid the price and endured the punishment that was meant for you and I. H...
Jesus spent time daily with The Father in prayer. Jesus knew how important it was to be connected and have a personal relationship with The Father. You can only have a personal relationship with someone you spend timewith. Is spending time in prayer with The Lord a priority in your life? Do you remember God only when you are in trouble or when you ...
They put a crown of thorns on His head. They nailed Him to the cross and were casting lots on his clothes. Jesus could’ve opened His mouth and called a thousand angels. In His mouth He had the power to end it all. But He only opened his mouth to ask for forgiveness for those who were crucifying him. It is not easy to forgive someone whohas hurt you...
Even though Jesus was the King of Kings, He didn’t come to be served as a King. He came to serve. A lot of people get humility wrong. Being humble doesn’t mean that you are a wimp or that you put yourself down and let people walk all over you. Being humble is surrendering yourself under the mighty hand of God. Knowing that you are His child and tha...
Jesus was just a little boy in this story and was “lost” for three days. Where was He? He was at church, listening and studying The Word of God. This story is not written just to add extra adventures to the life of Jesus. This story is written to show us how important it is for us to study the Bible. When Jesus was tempted by the devil, every singl...
Jesus was moved with compassion for the people that He came to save. Compassion means sympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others. In the world we live right now, people only worry about themselves and “what is in it for me?” We have become so self-absorbed that we have forgotten to have compassion for other people. Com...
Jesus devoted His life to the work of the ministry, to do His Father’s will, which was to bring the kingdom of God to this earth. Are you making the Kingdom of God a priority in your life? In your house? Withyour family? What are you doing to fulfill the great commission that Jesus told us to do? After all, fulfilling the great commission is God’s ...
Even in the most difficult moment of His life, Jesus exercised self-control. With just one word, all His suffering could’ve ended, but He had self-control and stayed focused on doing the job that He came here to do. The Christian life is difficult, whether we like it or not we will encounter hardships. Self-control is what’s going to keep you holdi...
Jesus knew who He was and the authority he had. He rebuked demons, He spoke and calmed the storms, He ordered sickness and diseases to leave. He exercised His authority as the Son of God. Guess what? You have authority, too! The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is in you. You are a child of God, just like Jesus, and you have authority too...
Jesus was obedient and surrendered Himself to the will of the Father. Obedience can be hard, it can be scary, it requires lots of faith. But obedience is greatly rewarded. Remember, God doesn’t want your sacrifice; He wants your obedience. Obedience brings blessing.
Apr 16, 2020 · Here are the 40 most powerful Bible scriptures on being like Christ. 1 John 2:6. Whoever says he abides in him ought to walk in the same way in which he walked. 1 Corinthians 11:1. Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.
Romans 8:29 reads that God has predestined His people to be conformed to the image of His Son: that is, to become like Jesus. We all know that when Adam fell he lost much—though not all—of the divine image in which he had been created. But God has restored it in Christ.
