I serve a risen Savior

In my prayers/ devotions this morning I was struck in how our God has chosen to communicate with, on such a personal level- through speaking His Word to us. In the most human, loving and caring way, He interacts with us- moment by moment- all day , every day. And to have His very words in a book, of all things, to have and to hold , to memorize and to share with others, we are so blessed. “He walks with me and talks with me along the narrow way. ” This hymn came to mind as I meditated this morning.

Praying for the church worldwide this morning reminded me of this jubilant hymn sung in my youth. What a glorious truth to declare when the world seeks to blind the eyes of the nations from this reality He’s in the world today! HE LIVES! Hallelujah.

this hymn was brought to mind when I was praying this morning. I want it to be a prophecy that I will hear him talk with me as I haven’t as much as I would like. Lord Jesus please talk with me along life’s narrow way. 🙏

Beautiful hymn. God give me wisdom to translate it. In South Sudan local language. The Dinka Language.

Jesus Christ is the Lord and Savior

I know Without A Shadow Of A Doubt That My KING JESUS CHRIST LIVES 🙏💕💯

And JESUS CHRIST LIVES DEEP WITHIN MY HEART 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

I always liked this song because it emphasizes that our Savior is risen and not a dead God. Many may ask how do you know He lives? Our answer is He lives within our heart. This is experiential and you will never know this unless you receive him! There is another hymn that comes to me about our morning time with the Lord and our experience of Him. Here another hymnist also relates the experience of His “walking” with Him. He is actually in us and one with us in our daily walk. This is how God is real and alive to us.

I come to the garden alone
While the dew is still on the roses And the voice I hear
Falling on my ear
The song of God discloses
And He walks with me And He talks with me
And He tells me l am his own And the joy we share
As we tarry there
None other has ever known
He speaks and the sound Of His voice
Is so sweet the birds hush their singing And the melody
That He gave to me
Within my heart is ringing
And He walks with me And He talks with me
And He tells me l am his own And the joy we share
As we tarry there
None other has ever known
And the joy we share
As we tarry there
None other has ever known.

Amen, I know He lives!!

CHRIST COMING INTO
US TO BE A PERSON
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When Christ came into us, He brought not only His nature but also Himself as a person. Nothing troubles us more than a person. I do not like to live alone. I like to have at least two or three others living with me. But it is troublesome to have another person living with you. When Christ came into us, He came in to be a person. Do you realize that Christ is in you as a person, as the living One who “bothers” you all the time? His bothering, of course, is the best bothering, for it is very profitable. Nevertheless, it is still a bothering. Before you were saved, you were free to do what you wanted. For example, you were free to go dancing. But after you were saved, especially after coming into the church life, you began to be troubled by the living person of Christ. Daily, He bothers us from within.

Life-study of Hebrews

Message 66 (LSM)

k. His Being the First and the Last

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In Revelation 1:17 the Lord Jesus says, “I am the First and the Last. ” Christ is not only the First and the Last but also the Beginning and the End. He is the First, the One at the beginning, and the Last, the One at the end. This assures us that, having started the church life, He will surely accomplish it. He will never leave His work unfinished. All the local churches must believe that the Lord Jesus is the beginning and the ending. He will accomplish what He has begun in His recovery.

l. His Being the Living One,
and His Becoming Dead and
Living Forever and Ever
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In Revelation 1:18 we see that the Lord is “the living One, ” the One who “became dead” and who is “living forever and ever. ” The Lord suffered death and lived again. He entered into death, but death could not hold Him (Acts 2:24), because He is the resurrection (John 11:25). Christ died, but in resurrection He will live forever. Resurrection is the lengthening of the Lord’s days. He will exist forever and ever in His resurrection. Jesus Christ today is the living One, the One who is in resurrection. For Christ to dispense life, He must be the living One since a dead person can never dispense life to others.

The Christ who walks in the midst of the churches, who is the Head of the churches and to whom the churches belong, is the living One—full of life. Hence, the churches as His Body should also be living, fresh, and strong. We have a living Christ who has overcome death. Our Christ, who is the resurrected One, is living in us and among us. He is living forever and ever. What a living Christ we have in the recovery! In the recovery all the churches should be as living as Christ, full of life and overcoming death.

The Conclusion of the
New Testament: Experiencing,
Enjoying, and Expressing Christ
Message 407 (LSM)

This song is full of God's life. You ask me how I know he lives? "Well, He lives in my heart.

I don't know why the hymn apps have omitted the song but thank you for uploading it hear. It reminds me so much of my primary life having been in a seventh day Adventist school and in secondary schools during parades.