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Romans 12:1–2 says, “Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship. Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.” As followers of Christ, we are not to be conformed to this world’s pattern.
In Romans 12:2, Paul has a “don’t” follow by a “do.” The negative command is to not conform to the pattern of this world. As the J. B. Phillips Bible translates it, “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould,” which is what the Greek term for “conform”—syschēmatizō—means: “to form according to a pattern or mold.”
The same term is found in only one other place in the New Testament, which is 1 Peter 1:14: “As obedient children, do not be conformed to the former lusts which were yours in your ignorance.”
What exactly do Paul and Peter mean by telling Christians to not conform to the world? The Christian and the world are not to be “like-shaped.” That is, we should not allow ourselves to be pressed into following the corrupt customs, ungodly principles, or evil plans of action promoted by worldly men. The blessed man, according to Psalm 1:1, resists being conformed to the pattern of the world:
“Blessed is the one
who does not walk in step with the wicked
or stand in the way that sinners take
or sit in the company of mockers.”
Just as a boat is in the water, but not of the water, the Christian is in the world, but not of the world. Followers of Christ pattern their lives after their Lord (see 1 Peter 2:21), not according to the principles of the world, which the Bible says is controlled by the devil, the “god of this world” (2 Corinthians 4:4).
The reference to “world” is not the physical world, but rather the aion or age. The Bible says that Christians are delivered from this present evil age (Galatians 1:4), which Satan oversees and which is marked by idolatry, fleshly lusts, and rebellion. The believer lives by the powers of the age to come (Hebrews 6:5), even while residing in this world.
The key to escaping the world’s grip of conformity is the metamorphosis (rendered “transformed” in Romans 12:2) of the Christian’s mind. This is accomplished through God’s gift of the Holy Spirit who is working to change believers’ hearts and minds from within, so that their obedience to God might be natural and immediate (see Romans 7:6; 8:5–9; Jeremiah 31:31–34; 2 Corinthians 3:6–7; Ephesians 4:22–24).
Romeine 12:1–2 sê: “Daarom vermaan ek julle, broers en susters, by die barmhartigheid van God: Gee julleself as ‘n lewende, heilige en aanneemlike offer – dit is julle ware en gepaste godsdiens. Moenie julle aanpas by die voorbeeld van hierdie wêreld nie, maar word verander deur die vernuwing van julle gemoed. Dan sal julle kan onderskei wat die wil van God is, naamlik die goeie, welgevallige en volmaakte wil.” As volgelinge van Christus moet ons nie aan die voorbeeld van hierdie wêreld gelykvormig word nie.
In Romeine 12:2 het Paulus ‘n “moenie” gevolg deur ‘n “doen” nie. Die negatiewe opdrag is om nie aan die voorbeeld van hierdie wêreld te voldoen nie. Soos die J. B. Phillips Bybel dit vertaal: “Moenie dat die wêreld rondom julle julle in sy eie vorm druk nie,” wat die Griekse term vir “gelykvormig” – syschēmatizō – beteken: “om volgens ‘n patroon of vorm te vorm.”
Dieselfde term word slegs op een ander plek in die Nuwe Testament gevind, naamlik 1 Petrus 1:14: “As gehoorsame kinders moet julle nie aan julle begeerlikhede van vroeër gelykvormig word wat in julle onkunde was nie.”
Wat presies bedoel Paulus en Petrus deur vir Christene te sê om nie aan die wêreld gelykvormig te word nie? Die Christen en die wêreld moet nie “eensvormig” wees nie. Dit wil sê, ons moet nie toelaat dat ons gedwing word om die korrupte gebruike, goddelose beginsels of bose aksieplanne wat deur wêreldse mense bevorder word, te volg nie. Die geseënde man, volgens Psalm 1:1, weerstaan dit om aan die patroon van die wêreld gelykvormig te word:
“Geseënd is die een
wat nie saam met die goddelose wandel nie
of op die pad staan wat sondaars neem nie
of in die geselskap van spotters sit nie.”
Net soos ‘n boot in die water is, maar nie van die water is nie, is die Christen in die wêreld, maar nie van die wêreld nie. Volgelinge van Christus vorm hulle lewens na hulle Here (sien 1 Petrus 2:21), nie volgens die beginsels van die wêreld nie, wat die Bybel sê deur die duiwel, die “god van hierdie wêreld” (2 Korintiërs 4:4), beheer word.
Die verwysing na “wêreld” is nie die fisiese wêreld nie, maar eerder die aion of era. Die Bybel sê dat Christene verlos word van hierdie huidige bose era (Galasiërs 1:4), wat Satan toesig hou en wat gekenmerk word deur afgodery, vleeslike wellus en rebellie. Die gelowige leef deur die magte van die toekomstige era (Hebreërs 6:5), selfs terwyl hy in hierdie wêreld woon.
Die sleutel om die wêreld se greep van konformiteit te ontsnap, is die metamorfose (weergegee as “getransformeer” in Romeine 12:2) van die Christen se denke. Dit word bereik deur God se gawe van die Heilige Gees wat werk om gelowiges se harte en gedagtes van binne te verander, sodat hulle gehoorsaamheid aan God natuurlik en onmiddellik kan wees (sien Romeine 7:6; 8:5–9; Jeremia 31:31–34; 2 Korintiërs 3:6–7; Efesiërs 4:22–24).
Bible Verse and Prayer for Today
Matthew 6:34, “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”
This verse encourages focusing on the present and trusting God for the future.
Prayer
Lord , Fear for Tomorrow is not from You . Lord , You have Proven Yourself over and Over that You can be Trust , Let us stop Worrying about Today and Tomorrow , we Pray in Jesus Name . Amen and Amen
Bybel Vers en Gebed vir Vandag
Matteus 6:34, “Moet julle dus nie oor môre bekommer nie, want môre sal sy eie bekommernis hê. Elke dag het genoeg van sy eie bekommernis.”
Hierdie vers moedig ons aan om op die hede te fokus en God vir die toekoms te vertrou.
Gebed
Here, vrees vir môre kom nie van U af nie. Here, U het Uself oor en oor bewys dat U vertrou kan word. Laat ons ophou om ons oor vandag en môre te bekommer. Ons bid in Jesus se Naam. Amen en Amen.
Bible Teaching of the Day
It is important to know God’s will. Jesus said that His true relations are those who know and do the Father’s will: “Whoever does God’s will is my brother and sister and mother” (Mark 3:35). In the parable of the two sons, Jesus rebukes the chief priests and elders for failing to do the will of the Father; specifically, they “did not repent and believe” (Matthew 21:32). At its most basic, the will of God is to repent of our sin and trust in Christ. If we have not taken that first step, then we have not yet accepted God’s will.
Once we receive Christ by faith, we are made God’s children (John 1:12), and He desires to lead us in His way (Psalm 143:10). God is not trying to hide His will from us; He wants to reveal it. In fact, He has already given us many, many directions in His Word. We are to “give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you” (1 Thessalonians 5:18). We are to do good works (1 Peter 2:15). And “it is God’s will that you should be sanctified: that you should avoid sexual immorality” (1 Thessalonians 4:3).
God’s will is knowable and provable. Romans 12:2 says, “Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—His good, pleasing and perfect will.” This passage gives us an important sequence: the child of God refuses to be conformed to the world and instead allows himself to be transformed by the Spirit. As his mind is renewed according to the things of God, then he can know God’s perfect will.
As we seek God’s will, we should make sure what we are considering is not something the Bible forbids. For example, the Bible forbids stealing; since God has clearly spoken on the issue, we know it is not His will for us to be bank robbers—we don’t even need to pray about it. Also, we should make sure what we are considering will glorify God and help us and others grow spiritually.
Knowing God’s will is sometimes difficult because it requires patience. It’s natural to want to know all of God’s will at once, but that’s not how He usually works. He reveals to us a step at a time—each move a step of faith—and allows us to continue to trust Him. The important thing is that, as we wait for further direction, we are busy doing the good that we know to do (James 4:17).
Often, we want God to give us specifics—where to work, where to live, whom to marry, what car to buy, etc. God allows us to make choices, and, if we are yielded to Him, He has ways of preventing wrong choices (see Acts 16:6–7).
The better we get to know a person, the more acquainted we become with his or her desires. For example, a child may look across a busy street at the ball that bounced away, but he doesn’t run after it, because he knows “my dad wouldn’t want me to do that.” He doesn’t have to ask his father for advice on every particular situation; he knows what his father would say because he knows his father. The same is true in our relationship to God. As we walk with the Lord, obeying His Word and relying on His Spirit, we find that we are given the mind of Christ (1 Corinthians 2:16). We know Him, and that helps us to know His will. We find God’s guidance readily available. “The righteousness of the blameless makes their paths straight, / but the wicked are brought down by their own wickedness” (Proverbs 11:5).
If we are walking closely with the Lord and truly desiring His will for our lives, God will place His desires in our hearts. The key is wanting God’s will, not our own. “Delight yourself in the LORD and He will give you the desires of your heart” (Psalm 37:4).
Bybel Lering vir die Dag
Dit is belangrik om God se wil te ken. Jesus het gesê dat Sy ware familielede diegene is wat die Vader se wil ken en doen: “Elkeen wat God se wil doen, is my broer en suster en moeder” (Markus 3:35). In die gelykenis van die twee seuns bestraf Jesus die owerpriesters en ouderlinge omdat hulle nie die wil van die Vader gedoen het nie; spesifiek, hulle het “nie berou gehad en geglo nie” (Matteus 21:32). In sy mees basiese vorm is die wil van God om ons van ons sonde te bekeer en op Christus te vertrou. As ons nie daardie eerste stap geneem het nie, dan het ons nog nie God se wil aanvaar nie.
Sodra ons Christus deur geloof ontvang, word ons God se kinders gemaak (Johannes 1:12), en Hy begeer om ons op Sy weg te lei (Psalm 143:10). God probeer nie Sy wil vir ons wegsteek nie; Hy wil dit openbaar. Trouens, Hy het ons reeds baie, baie aanwysings in Sy Woord gegee. Ons moet “in alle omstandighede dankbaar wees, want dit is God se wil oor julle” (1 Tessalonisense 5:18). Ons moet goeie werke doen (1 Petrus 2:15). En “dit is God se wil dat julle geheilig word: dat julle seksuele onsedelikheid moet vermy” (1 Tessalonisense 4:3).
God se wil is kenbaar en bewysbaar. Romeine 12:2 sê: “Julle moet nie meer volgens die voorbeeld van hierdie wêreld vorm nie, maar word verander deur die vernuwing van julle gemoed. Dan sal julle kan onderskei wat die wil van God is, wat goed en welgevallig en volmaak is.” Hierdie gedeelte gee ons ‘n belangrike volgorde: die kind van God weier om aan die wêreld gelykvormig te word en laat homself eerder deur die Gees verander. Soos sy gemoed vernuwe word volgens die dinge van God, kan hy God se volmaakte wil ken.
Soos ons God se wil soek, moet ons seker maak dat wat ons oorweeg, nie iets is wat die Bybel verbied nie. Byvoorbeeld, die Bybel verbied diefstal; aangesien God duidelik oor die saak gepraat het, weet ons dat dit nie Sy wil is dat ons bankrowers moet wees nie – ons hoef nie eers daaroor te bid nie. Ons moet ook seker maak dat wat ons oorweeg, God sal verheerlik en ons en ander sal help om geestelik te groei.
Om God se wil te ken, is soms moeilik omdat dit geduld vereis. Dit is natuurlik om al God se wil op een slag te wil weet, maar dit is nie hoe Hy gewoonlik werk nie. Hy openbaar aan ons ‘n stap op ‘n slag – elke beweging ‘n stap van geloof – en laat ons toe om Hom te vertrou. Die belangrike ding is dat ons, terwyl ons wag vir verdere leiding, besig is om die goeie te doen wat ons weet om te doen (Jakobus 4:17).
Dikwels wil ons hê dat God vir ons spesifieke besonderhede moet gee – waar om te werk, waar om te woon, met wie om te trou, watter motor om te koop, ens. God laat ons toe om keuses te maak, en as ons aan Hom oorgegee is, het Hy maniere om verkeerde keuses te voorkom (sien Handelinge 16:6–7).
Hoe beter ons ‘n persoon leer ken, hoe meer vertroud raak ons met sy of haar begeertes. Byvoorbeeld, ‘n kind mag dalk oor ‘n besige straat na die bal kyk wat weggespring het, maar hy hardloop nie agterna nie, want hy weet “my pa sou nie wou hê ek moes dit doen nie.” Hy hoef nie sy pa vir raad te vra oor elke spesifieke situasie nie; hy weet wat sy pa sou sê, want hy ken sy pa. Dieselfde geld in ons verhouding met God. Terwyl ons met die Here wandel, Sy Woord gehoorsaam en op Sy Gees vertrou, vind ons dat ons die denke van Christus gegee word (1 Korintiërs 2:16). Ons ken Hom, en dit help ons om Sy wil te ken. Ons vind God se leiding geredelik beskikbaar. “Die geregtigheid van die onberispelike maak hulle paaie reguit, / maar die goddelose word deur hulle eie goddeloosheid neergewerp” (Spreuke 11:5).
As ons nou met die Here wandel en werklik Sy wil vir ons lewens begeer, sal God Sy begeertes in ons harte plaas. Die sleutel is om God se wil te wil hê, nie ons eie nie. “Verlustig jou in die HERE, en Hy sal jou gee die begeertes van jou hart” (Psalm 37:4).
Today’s Devotional
In Romans 12:1, Paul says, “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service” (NKJV). Paul’s admonition to the believers in Rome was to sacrifice themselves to God, not as a sacrifice on the altar, as the Mosaic Law required the sacrifice of animals, but as a living sacrifice. The dictionary defines sacrifice as “anything consecrated and offered to God.” As believers, how do we consecrate and offer ourselves to God as a living sacrifice?
Under the Old Covenant, God accepted the sacrifices of animals. But these were just a foreshadowing of the sacrifice of the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ. Because of His ultimate, once-for-all-time sacrifice on the cross, the Old Testament sacrifices became obsolete and are no longer of any effect (Hebrews 9:11-12). For those who are in Christ by virtue of saving faith, the only acceptable worship is to offer ourselves completely to the Lord. Under God’s control, the believer’s yet-unredeemed body can and must be yielded to Him as an instrument of righteousness (Romans 6:12-13; 8:11-13). In view of the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus for us, this is only “reasonable.”
What does a living sacrifice look like in the practical sense? The following verse (Romans 12:2) helps us to understand. We are a living sacrifice for God by not being conformed to this world. The world is defined for us in 1 John 2:15-16 as the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. All that the world has to offer can be reduced to these three things. The lust of the flesh includes everything that appeals to our appetites and involves excessive desires for food, drink, sex, and anything else that satisfies physical needs. Lust of the eyes mostly involves materialism, coveting whatever we see that we don’t have and envying those who have what we want. The pride of life is defined by any ambition for that which puffs us up and puts us on the throne of our own lives.
How can believers NOT be conformed to the world? By being “transformed by the renewing of our minds.” We do this primarily through the power of God’s Word to transform us. We need to hear (Romans 10:17), read (Revelation 1:3), study (Acts 17:11), memorize (Psalm 119:9-11), and meditate on (Psalm 1:2-3) Scripture. The Word of God, ministered in our hearts by the Holy Spirit, is the only power on earth that can transform us from worldliness to true spirituality. In fact, it is all we need to be made “complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:16, NKJV). The result is that we will be “able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will” (Romans 12:2b). It is the will of God for every believer to be a living sacrifice for Jesus Christ.
Vandag se Bemoediging
In Romeine 12:1 sê Paulus: “Ek vermaan julle dan, broeders, by die ontferminge van God, dat julle julle liggame stel as ‘n lewende, heilige en aan God welgevallige offer – dit is julle redelike godsdiens” (NKJV). Paulus se vermaning aan die gelowiges in Rome was om hulleself aan God te offer, nie as ‘n offer op die altaar nie, soos die Mosaïese Wet die offer van diere vereis het, maar as ‘n lewende offer. Die woordeboek definieer offer as “enigiets wat gewy en aan God geoffer is.” Hoe wy en bied ons onsself as gelowiges aan God as ‘n lewende offer?
Onder die Ou Verbond het God die offers van diere aanvaar. Maar dit was net ‘n voorskaduwing van die offer van die Lam van God, Jesus Christus. As gevolg van Sy uiteindelike, eenmalige offer aan die kruis, het die Ou Testamentiese offers verouderd geraak en is hulle nie meer van enige krag nie (Hebreërs 9:11-12). Vir diegene wat in Christus is op grond van reddende geloof, is die enigste aanvaarbare aanbidding om onsself volledig aan die Here te offer. Onder God se beheer kan en moet die gelowige se nog-onverloste liggaam aan Hom oorgegee word as ‘n instrument van geregtigheid (Romeine 6:12-13; 8:11-13). In die lig van die uiteindelike offer van Jesus vir ons, is dit slegs “redelik”.
Hoe lyk ‘n lewende offer in die praktiese sin? Die volgende vers (Romeine 12:2) help ons om te verstaan. Ons is ‘n lewende offer vir God deur nie aan hierdie wêreld gelykvormig te wees nie. Die wêreld word vir ons in 1 Johannes 2:15-16 gedefinieer as die wellus van die vlees, die wellus van die oë en die trots van die lewe. Alles wat die wêreld bied, kan tot hierdie drie dinge gereduseer word. Die wellus van die vlees sluit alles in wat ons aptyte aanspreek en behels oormatige begeertes na kos, drank, seks en enigiets anders wat fisiese behoeftes bevredig. Wellus van die oë behels meestal materialisme, die begeerte van alles wat ons sien wat ons nie het nie en die afguns van diegene wat het wat ons wil hê. Die trots van die lewe word gedefinieer deur enige ambisie vir dit wat ons opblaas en ons op die troon van ons eie lewens plaas.
Hoe kan gelowiges NIE aan die wêreld gelykvormig word nie? Deur “verander te word deur die vernuwing van ons denke.” Ons doen dit hoofsaaklik deur die krag van God se Woord om ons te transformeer. Ons moet die Skrif hoor (Romeine 10:17), lees (Openbaring 1:3), bestudeer (Handelinge 17:11), memoriseer (Psalm 119:9-11), en daaroor mediteer (Psalm 1:2-3). Die Woord van God, bedien in ons harte deur die Heilige Gees, is die enigste krag op aarde wat ons van wêreldsheid na ware spiritualiteit kan transformeer. Trouens, dit is al wat ons nodig het om “volmaak, deeglik toegerus vir elke goeie werk” (2 Timoteus 3:16) gemaak te word. Die gevolg is dat ons “in staat sal wees om te toets en te onderskei wat God se wil is, sy goeie, welgevallige en volmaakte wil” (Romeine 12:2b). Dit is die wil van God dat elke gelowige ‘n lewende offer vir Jesus Christus moet wees.
The Collectors of Manna – Women of the Word // Gaarders van Manna – Vroue van die woord
Dilize Light has Managed a TruLight Ladies Group on Telegram for the Past 6 Years and from Today . she will be Sharing her Manna with the Ladies in The TruLight Daily Manna Platform . Dilize is the only Daughter of Pastor Dirk and has been part of the Ministry since the age of 11 . Dilize is also the Radio Host for the Popular TruLight Top 10 that airs on TruLight Radio XM saturdays at 17h00′
Dilize Light bestuur die afgelope 6 jaar ‘n TruLight Damesgroep op Telegram en van vandag af sal sy haar Manna met die Dames deel op die TruLight Daaglikse Manna-platform. Dilize is die enigste dogter van Pastoor Dirk en is deel van die bediening sedert die ouderdom van 11. Dilize is ook die radio-aanbieder vir die gewilde TruLight Top 10 wat Saterdae om 17:00 op TruLight Radio XM uitgesaai word.
Gemengde Emosies:
Gemengde emosies is ń geskikte beskrywing van hierdie gebroke wêreld. Ons ondervindinge hier op aarde is beslis ń gemengde pakket van die goeie en die slegte, vreugde en pyn – ń realiteit waarvan Salomo melding gemaak het toe hy die volgende woorde geskryf het: ” Ń mens kan lag terwyl hy treur, die uiteinde van vreugde kan kommer wees – ( Spr 14:13 ). Die blye hart sal ook soms treur, want dit is wat die lewe soms van ons vra.
Gelukkig is hierdie wêreld nie al wat hier is nie. En in die lewe wat kom, het ek en jy as ware Kind Van God, ń besondere belofte: Die dood sal daar nie meer wees nie. Ook leed, smart en pyn sal daar nie wees nie. Die dinge van vroeër het verbygegaan. Op daardie wonderlike dag sal daar geen meer gemengde emosies wees nie. Slegs harte gevul met die teenwoordigheid van God.
Vir Kind Van God sal die donker hartseer van die wêreld eendag verander word in Hemelse liedere van liefde !
Mixed Emotions:
Mixed emotions are an apt description of this broken world. Our experiences here on earth are certainly a mixed bag of good and bad, joy and pain – a reality that Solomon mentioned when he wrote these words: ” A man may laugh while he is mourning, but the end of joy may be sorrow – ( Prov 14:13 ). The joyful heart will also sometimes grieve, because that is what life sometimes asks of us.
Fortunately, this world is not all that is here. And in the life to come, you and I, as true Children of God, have a special promise: Death will be no more. There will also be no more sorrow, pain and suffering. The things of old have passed away. On that wonderful day there will be no more mixed emotions. Only hearts filled with the presence of God.
For Children of God, the dark sorrows of the world will one day be changed into Heavenly songs of love!
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It’s farm time, friends! First up, we’re going to check in with Up and Adam and learn what the Bible says about gentleness and self-control. Next, we’ll head over to Allgood Acres to check in with what’s going on! It looks like the farm has been sold to no one else than CJ’s father. Unfortunately, he has plans to turn it into a cat food factory. Will CJ be able to control herself when she talks to her dad? and later on KONNECT HQ – Walt’s fis a little unsure about love and what it really means. So Dot helps him figure out what it looks like to love others God’s way. This and plus some stunning gospel kids’ songs.
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Bible Prophecy in the News
As Hamas’ ‘obstinacy’ blocks a hostage deal, Netanyahu mulls Gaza annexation
Speaking on Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Hamas’ “obstinacy” for the failure of hostage negotiations and reportedly considered annexing parts of Gaza, according to The Times of Israel.
Hostage negotiations fell apart last week, and as a result, Israel withdrew its representatives from Qatar.
On Tuesday, Netanyahu met with advisers to discuss ways to release the 50 hostages remaining in Gaza, 20 of whom are believed to still be alive.
In a post on X, Netanyahu said he is meeting with advisers constantly regarding the release of the hostages, writing, “There was a meeting [about the hostages] yesterday. Two days ago, there was a meeting. The day before that, there was a meeting, too.”
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