Thursday, November 27, 2014

Happy Thanksgiving


Good Afternoon Everyone:   

On this Thanksgiving Day, we'd truly like to wish each and everyone of you good health (3 John 1:2), a roof over you & your family's heads, something to eat and that your also able to give your worries over to the Lord, because He knows what to do (1 Peter 5:7) ...

On that note, PLEASE don't forget to offer something to eat to someone who has less than you? Because sometimes we get so wrapped up in ourselves and we forget about those who have less us and this is what the bible says regarding that subject ...

Proverbs 19:17 (HCSB) - Kindness to the poor is a loan to the Lord,
and He will give a reward to the lender.


Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from Breakfast with Jesus ...

Monday, November 24, 2014

Dear Body of Christ

Yes, the days can feel overwhelming, at times; however don't forget that the fruit of your patience will reap a healthy crop ... Or in other words, when the crop is dried for a long time and the farmer continues to wait for a hearty dose of rain, because he/she knows that it will arrive eventually (James 5:7) ... Beloved, while you wait for what the Lord has in store for you,... don't forget that the devil will take every chance he gets to create chaos in your life and robe you of your joy that Jesus Christ has in store for you (John 10:10) ...

The Apostle James shares with us how Job never gave up and how we, too should comprehend that when God has a purpose for your life, He won't stop till it's come to pass (James 5:11). Therefore, look forward to embrace this new day with this in your mind and hearts ...

James 1:12 (GW) - Blessed are those who endure when they are tested. When they pass the test, they will receive the crown of life that God has promised to those who love him.

Blessings from Breakfast with Jesus,

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

An Honest Reminder


The bible is constantly reminding it's readers how to interact with each other. For example, the book of Hebrews
reaffirms how brothers and sisters in Christ should treat each other (Hebrews  13:1). Being hospitality to strangers, especially during this season may sound a bit hash; but a person never knows whether or not the Lord sends an angel in the place of a stranger (Hebrews 13:2) ...

That's why it's not realistic to judge a person due to appearance; because someone can do the same thing to you (Matthew 7:1). For instance, if someone enters a church, wearing expensive clothing and jewelry, then another person who's poor in every aspect of the word also enters the same place (James 2:2), the individual who's financially stable is treated with more courtesy and seated in the best seat, then the person who isn't so well off, followed by being told to stand someone else or sit on the floor (James 2:3) ...

All the above examples only show that the underprivileged are mistreated and the well-to-do are welcomed; nonetheless this is what the bible says ...

Romans 2:11 (HCSB) -  There is no favoritism with God.

The Apostle Paul wants us to commemorate the above bible verse every chance we get; because if it were happening to you, wouldn't you want someone to be bias in your situation?
 
Blessings from Breakfast with Jesus,

Saturday, November 1, 2014

A Mission's Formation

 When God has a calling over a person, He appears to him or her in a vision, speaks to them through His word or sends a prophet to convey the message. In the case of Ezekiel, the Lord gave him a vision, during that time he was in Babylon (Ezekiel 1:1). Shocked after seeing God's glory, in the form of a glowing halo and rainbow shining in the clouds (Ezekiel 1:28), the Lord referred to Ezekiel as th...e Son of Man (Ezekiel 2:1). While, God and Ezekiel were chatting, the Lord's words immediately brought him to his feet (Ezekiel 2:2) ...

Ezekiel's mission was to go to Israel and prophesize to a rebellious nation (Ezekiel 2:3). Keep in mind, that God equips a person before He sends them any where. Just like Ezekiel had to deal with stubborn people, God still wanted the nation of Israel to know that among them was a prophet anyway (Ezekiel 2:5) ...

Yes, the Lord gave you a job, an apartment or allowed you to be accepted to a creditable school; however your not happy and sometimes you still feel as if your alone. However, don't turn your back on God; instead, follow in Ezekiel's footsteps, fill yourself with bible knowledge (Ezekiel 2:8) and what your digesting will taste just like honey (Ezekiel 3:3). At the end, you'll see that the Lord's words, together with your wholesome testimony, will touch someone's heart and as a result, this is what's going to happen at the end ...

Proverbs 27:17 (NCV) - As iron sharpens iron, so people can improve each other.

Blessings from Breakfast with Jesus,

Thursday, October 30, 2014

Your Not Alone

What Jesus Christ did on the Cross of Calvary (Philippians 2:8) for a society that debated on whether or not to welcome Him into their life's. However, most of their decisions were based upon not grasping the spiritual concept, but instead viewing everything through their own logic (1 Corinthians 2:14) ...

Nowadays, this is what's going on, people tend to misinterpret the true definition of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and eternal life. For instance why He was crucified on the cross (John 3:16), the purpose of Him becoming the mediator between God and mankind (1 Timothy 2:5) ...

Whenever your feeling sad or blue, abandoned by siblings and friends, because they don't understand what your going through, all we have to say is perhaps, that's the case; but no matter what your experiencing at this point in time, we don't want you to feel alone; however and here's the best solution for all of the above, too ...

Psalm 55:22 (ERV) -Give your worries to the Lord, and he will care for you. He will never let those who are good be defeated.

Blessings from Breakfast with Jesus,

Friday, October 24, 2014

Friday's News Flash

Evening ALL:

The Apostle Paul (Timothy's Spiritual Father) was constantly warning Tim about how and why he shouldn't give into evil desires, such as we lust. Paul even went deeper, he'd offered an productive alternative, such as: living a healthy lifestyle (2 Timothy 2:22). Paul took on the title of fatherhood went it come to young Timothy (1 Timothy 1:18). Furthermore, Paul chatting with Tim about the pro's and con's of debating or arguing with others. Every chance the Apostle Paul got, he used it to suggest that involving himself in futile altercations; only lead to senseless bickering (2 Timothy 2:23) ...

The Apostle Paul slipped on numerous hats when it came Timothy and one of them was being his confidant, too. Why you ask, it's because Timothy was being schooled by Paul in how to interact with others (2 Timothy 2:24) ...

All in all, their is an Apostle Paul (Spiritual Father) and a Timothy (Spiritual Son) in all of us and together they'll learn from each other (Proverbs 27:17) literally speaking and that's an awesome combination ...

Blessings from Breakfast with Jesus,

Thursday, October 9, 2014

"Out of the Cocoon"


Question? How many of you has the Lord spoken over you a particular Minister, while you were still in your mother's womb, just like He did to the Prophetic Jeremiah (Jeremiah 1:5)? And you too are making excuses about your age or that your not maturity enough to take on that task, just like the Prophet Jeremiah did (Jeremiah 1:6)?

 Now, take a deep breath before you answer the next question? How many times has God had to remind you that your not to young to do what He's asked of you, plus if the Lord has called you to say or do something, He'll be by your side, all the way (Jeremiah 1:7). Moreover, He'll also put the proper words in your mouth, too (Jeremiah 1:8) ...

Thus, don't allow your timidness' to keep you from experiencing the depth of your calling ...  Just like a butterfly transforms or comes or out of it's cocoon, so do you ...  #Food4Thought,

Blessings from Breakfast with Jesus,