AFTER DEATH

WE NEVER KNOW WHEN OUR TIME ON EARTH WILL BE OVER, YET MOST OF US TAKE A CAVALIER WALTZ THROUGH LIFE AS THOUGH WE COULD NEVER DIE THE VERY NEXT SECOND.

I'M OFTEN TORN BETWEEN BEING EXTREMELY AWARE OF MY MORTALITY, AND JUST HOW NEAR DEATH IS.

I CAN THEN BE JUST AS UNAWARE OF WHEN I AM LIVING AS THOUGH I WILL NEVER DIE.

LIVING NOR DYING ARE THEMSELVES THE MAJOR ISSUES AT HAND, WHAT IS MAJOR IS THE WAY WE LIVE DETERMINES IF WE ARE READY TO DIE.

THERE ARE TIMES I AM TO TIRED TO LIVE LIFE AS I KNOW IT, BUT NOT REALLY STRONG ENOUGH TO WELCOME DEATH.

SOME ARE SO BOLD AS TO SAY THEY WELCOME DEATH BECAUSE TO BE ABSENT FROM THIS BODY IS TO BE PRESENT WITH THE LORD.

THOUGH THAT IS TRUE, WHAT IS OUR GUARANTEE THAT WE HAVE ATTAINED SUCH STATUS ?

ARE WE BASING THIS ON OUR OWN BIASED OPINION OF OUR CHRISTIAN WALK, OR IS IT AN ACCURATE ASSESSMENT BASED ON GOD'S WORD, PRECEPT, MANDATES, AND PRINCIPLES.

SATAN WILL LURE US TO WELCOME A DEATH WE ARE NOT PREPARED FOR BY FILLING US WITH PRIDE AND A UNDESERVED SENSE OF SECURITY THAT LULLS US TO COMPLACENCY.

THE COMPLACENCY CAUSES US TO CEASE FROM PURSUING GOD, AND PREPARING AS WE SHOULD FOR THE INEVITABLE DEATH THAT IS IMPENDING.

WHEN WE WAKE-UP ? WHEN WILL WE LEARN TO STOP BEING COMPLACENT IN OUR GOD WALK, AND FINALLY BEGIN TO RUN FOR OUR LIVE'S ?

DO WE TRULY BELIEVE OURSELVES READY TO CROSS THAT PLAIN INTO ETERNITY ?

HAVE WE BAMBOOZLED OURSELVES INTO A PRIDEFUL SENSE OF SECURITY.

REMEMBER FOREVER MEANS, JUST WHAT IT SAYS, F-O-R-E-V-E-R !!




2DAYS PROPHETIC ADMONITION:


LET'S NOT KID OURSELVES WITH THE THEORY THAT WE ARE JUDGED ONCE AND FOR ALL WHEN WE BECOME BAPTIZED IN JESUS' NAME AND FILLED WITH THE HOLYGHOST.

GOD HAS A STANDARD FOR SAVED LIVING, AND ANYTHING WITH A STANDARD HAS SUCH FOR THE PURPOSE OF GAGING, OR MORE COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS JUDGING.

THEREFORE LIVE LIKE YOU DESIRE, BUT REALIZE, AND PREPARE TO BE JUDGED EVEN AFTER LIFE, AND THERE WILL BE NO OPPORTUNITY TO CORRECT ANY UNFAVORABLE JUDGEMENTS AFTER DEATH.

Hebrews 9:27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: