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There is Power in the Name of Jesus
Any power attributed to the name of Jesus originates in the Person of Jesus. When we “believe in Jesus’ name,” we are trusting in the finished work of the risen Christ on the cross (1 John 5:13). Jesus is not a magic word. There is nothing special about the arrangement of the letters in His name. Had Jesus not been God in the flesh who lived a perfect life, died for the sins of all who would believe, and rose again, we wouldn’t even be talking about His name. Any power that Christians access in Jesus’ name comes from true faith in who Jesus is and what He does for sinners.
There is no magical power in the name of Jesus—there is only power in Jesus Christ, Himself. By simply calling out the name of “Jesus,” one cannot expect a special power, outcome, or better standing with God. The name of Jesus is precious, however, and brimming with meaning. From Pastor Kevin DeYoung: “What about Jesus? ‘And you shall call his name Jesus,’ the angel told Joseph, ‘for he will save his people from their sins’ (Matt. 1:21). More than a great teacher, more than an enlightened man, more than a worker of miracles, more than a source of meaning in life, more than a self-help guru, more than a self-esteem builder, more than a political liberator, more than a caring friend, more than a transformer of cultures, more than a purpose for the purposeless, Jesus is the Savior of sinners.”
The saving, healing, protecting, justifying, redeeming power of God resides in the Person of Christ, and Jesus is His name. And how did the omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent Creator of the universe choose to wield His power? Through His Son, born in humble circumstances—a baby with all the power of the King (Luke 2:11–12). Jesus laid down His life to save sinners, and He exercised His authority to raise it up again (John 10:18) so that any who call on His name in faith can receive forgiveness of sins and salvation for all eternity (Romans 10:13). That is the resurrection power of the Savior—He alone is the force behind His name.
It is in Jesus’ name that God instructs us to pray (John 16:23–24). Believers are invited to pray in Jesus’ name with an expectation that God answers prayers (John 14:13–14). Praying in Jesus’ name means praying with His authority (Luke 10:19) and asking God the Father to act upon our prayers because we come by faith in the name of His Son, Jesus. Praying in Jesus’ name means praying in line with Jesus’ character and His will. Praying in Jesus’ name demonstrates our faith in God’s power to act when we believe that Jesus’ name is more than just a grouping of letters but a representation of who He actually is.
Jesus was a very common name in first-century Israel. The only thing that sets apart the name of Jesus of Nazareth is the Person it belongs to and what He did for us. In Christ “all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form” (Colossians 2:9). Jesus is “the radiance of God’s glory and the exact representation of his being” (Hebrews 1:3). But where there is no faith, no relationship, or no submission to His lordship, the name Jesus is nothing but a word.
We are wise to guard ourselves from the temptation to misuse the name of Jesus. The Bible tells the intriguing story of a group of seven Jews in Ephesus who attempted to cast out demons using the name of Jesus. These men did not know Jesus. They were not believers. Instead they sought the admiration of others and an opportunity to make names for themselves. They had not submitted to God and thus failed to cause the spirits to flee (James 4:7). Once, a demon mocked the seven exorcists, who were essentially trying to perform magic tricks using “Jesus” as their incantation of choice: “Jesus I know, and Paul I know about, but who are you?” the evil spirit taunted. Then the evil spirit empowered the man it possessed to beat the would-be magicians until they were bloody and naked (Acts 19:13–16). These seven men attempted to misuse the power in the name of Jesus for their own gain, but we serve a God who will not be manipulated and cannot be fooled (Job 12:16).
The name of Jesus, the one who saves His people from their sins, denotes all the power of the mighty Creator Himself. Jesus gives believers the authority to serve, work, and pray in His name when we do so believing in Jesus’ saving power and desiring God’s will. Jesus, with the authority of the Father, exercised power to save sinners, and His name is the only name we can call on for salvation (Acts 4:12). As adopted sons and daughters into God’s family, Christians experience God’s saving grace through faith in the Person of Jesus. When we call on Him, we participate in His power and find that “the name of the LORD is a fortified tower; the righteous run to it and are safe” (Proverbs 18:10).
Daar is Krag in die Naam van Jesus
Enige krag wat aan die naam van Jesus toegeskryf word, ontstaan in die Persoon van Jesus. Wanneer ons “in Jesus se Naam glo”, vertrou ons op die voltooide werk van die opgestane Christus aan die kruis (1 Johannes 5:13). Jesus is nie ‘n magiese woord nie. Daar is niks spesiaals aan die rangskikking van die letters in Sy Naam nie. As Jesus nie God in die vlees was wat ‘n perfekte lewe gelei het, gesterf het vir die sondes van almal wat sou glo, en weer opgestaan het nie, sou ons nie eers oor Sy Naam praat nie. Enige krag wat Christene in Jesus se Naam verkry, kom van ware geloof in wie Jesus is en wat Hy vir sondaars doen.
Daar is geen magiese krag in die Naam van Jesus nie – daar is slegs krag in Jesus Christus, self. Deur bloot die naam van “Jesus” uit te roep, kan ‘n mens nie ‘n spesiale krag, uitkoms of beter posisie by God verwag nie. Die Naam van Jesus is egter kosbaar en vol betekenis. Van Pastoor Kevin DeYoung: “Wat van Jesus? ‘En jy moet Hom Jesus noem,’ het die engel vir Josef gesê, ‘want Hy sal sy volk van hulle sondes verlos’ (Matt. 1:21). Meer as ’n groot leermeester, meer as ’n verligte man, meer as ’n wonderwerker, meer as ’n bron van betekenis in die lewe, meer as ’n selfhelp-goeroe, meer as ’n selfbeeldbouer, meer as ’n politieke bevryder, meer as ’n omgee-vriend, meer as ’n transformeerder van kulture, meer as ’n doel vir die doelloses, Jesus is die Verlosser van sondaars.”
Die reddende, genesende, beskermende, regverdigende, verlossende krag van God lê in die Persoon van Christus, en Jesus is Sy naam. En hoe het die alwetende, alomteenwoordige, almagtige Skepper van die heelal gekies om Sy mag uit te oefen? Deur Sy Seun, gebore in nederige omstandighede – ’n baba met al die mag van die Koning (Lukas 2:11–12). Jesus het Sy lewe afgelê om sondaars te red, en Hy het Sy gesag uitgeoefen om dit weer op te wek (Johannes 10:18) sodat enigiemand wat Sy Naam in geloof aanroep, vergifnis van sondes en verlossing vir ewig kan ontvang (Romeine 10:13). Dit is die opstandingskrag van die Verlosser—Hy alleen is die krag agter Sy Naam.
Dit is in Jesus se Naam dat God ons opdrag gee om te bid (Johannes 16:23–24). Gelowiges word genooi om in Jesus se Naam te bid met die verwagting dat God gebede verhoor (Johannes 14:13–14). Om in Jesus se Naam te bid, beteken om met Sy gesag te bid (Lukas 10:19) en God die Vader te vra om op ons gebede te reageer, want ons kom deur geloof in die Naam van Sy Seun, Jesus. Om in Jesus se Naam te bid, beteken om te bid in lyn met Jesus se karakter en Sy wil. Om in Jesus se Naam te bid, demonstreer ons geloof in God se krag om op te tree wanneer ons glo dat Jesus se Naam meer as net ‘n groepering letters is, maar ‘n voorstelling van wie Hy werklik is.
Jesus was ‘n baie algemene naam in die eerste eeu se Israel. Die enigste ding wat die naam van Jesus van Nasaret onderskei, is die Persoon aan wie dit behoort en wat Hy vir ons gedoen het. In Christus “woon al die volheid van die Godheid in liggaamlike gedaante” (Kolossense 2:9). Jesus is “die afglans van God se heerlikheid en die presiese afdruk van sy wese” (Hebreërs 1:3). Maar waar daar geen geloof, geen verhouding of geen onderwerping aan Sy heerskappy is nie, is die naam Jesus niks anders as ‘n woord nie.
Ons is wys om onsself te beskerm teen die versoeking om die naam van Jesus te misbruik. Die Bybel vertel die intrigerende verhaal van ‘n groep van sewe Jode in Efese wat probeer het om demone uit te dryf met die naam van Jesus. Hierdie manne het Jesus nie geken nie. Hulle was nie gelowiges nie. In plaas daarvan het hulle die bewondering van ander gesoek en ‘n geleentheid om name vir hulself te maak. Hulle het hulle nie aan God onderwerp nie en het dus misluk om die geeste te laat vlug (Jakobus 4:7). Eenkeer het ‘n demoon die sewe duiweluitdrywers bespot, wat in wese probeer het om towerytjies uit te voer met “Jesus” as hul gekose beswering: “Jesus ken ek, en van Paulus weet ek, maar wie is jy?” het die bose gees gespot. Toe het die bose gees die man wat dit besit het, bemagtig om die voornemende towenaars te slaan totdat hulle bloedig en naak was (Handelinge 19:13–16). Hierdie sewe manne het probeer om die mag in die naam van Jesus vir hul eie gewin te misbruik, maar ons dien ‘n God wat nie gemanipuleer sal word nie en nie mislei kan word nie (Job 12:16).
Die naam van Jesus, die een wat Sy mense van hulle sondes red, dui op al die mag van die magtige Skepper self. Jesus gee gelowiges die gesag om te dien, te werk en in Sy naam te bid wanneer ons dit doen deur in Jesus se reddende krag te glo en God se wil te begeer. Jesus, met die gesag van die Vader, het mag uitgeoefen om sondaars te red, en Sy naam is die enigste naam wat ons vir verlossing kan aanroep (Handelinge 4:12). As aangenome seuns en dogters in God se familie, ervaar Christene God se reddende genade deur geloof in die Persoon van Jesus. Wanneer ons Hom aanroep, deel ons in Sy krag en vind ons dat “die Naam van die HERE ‘n versterkte toring is; die regverdiges hardloop daarheen en word beskut” (Spreuke 18:10).
Bible Verse and Prayer for Today;
Hear my prayer, O LORD, give ear to my supplications: in thy faithfulness answer me, and in thy righteousness.
Psalm 143:1
Prayer
Lord . We as Humans always desires a answer on our Prayers . Yes we do not Like silence and delays and Mostly we do not Like if we receive a No answer from You . Please Help us Lord to accept a No Answer from You and Delays on answers is , Your way to say . I am working on it or Not at this time . Please help us to be Patient and sometimes show Faith and not Pray like we think you are death or hard of Hearing or on Holiday . we Pray in Jesus name , Amen and Amen
Bybel Vers en Gebed vir Vandag
Hoor my gebed, o HERE, luister na my smekinge; antwoord my in u trou en in u geregtigheid.
Psalm 143:1
Gebed
Here. Ons as mense verlang altyd na ‘n antwoord op ons gebede. Ja, ons hou nie van stilte en vertragings nie, en meestal hou ons nie daarvan as ons ‘n nee-antwoord van U ontvang nie. Help ons asseblief, Here, om ‘n nee-antwoord van U te aanvaar, en vertragings met antwoorde is u manier om te sê. Ek werk daaraan of nie op die oomblik nie. Help ons asseblief om geduldig te wees en soms geloof te toon en nie te bid soos ons dink U is dood of hardhorend of op vakansie nie. Ons bid in Jesus se naam, Amen en Amen.
Bible Teaching of the Day
The painfulness of the journey of Childlessness
The Bible tells us that children are a blessing from God. Psalm 127:3–5 says, “Sons are a heritage from the Lord, children a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are sons born in one’s youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them. They will not be put to shame when they contend with their enemies in the gate.” This does not mean that those without children are not blessed or that children are the only blessing of God. It simply means children are to be looked upon as a blessing, not a curse or an inconvenience.
When God created Adam and Eve, “God blessed them and said to them, ‘Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it’” (Genesis 1:28). After the flood, God told Noah, “Be fruitful and increase in number and fill the earth” (Genesis 9:1). Procreation is part of God’s command for humanity, and He certainly “expected” most people to have children. We also see having children as part of God’s covenant with Abraham. He told Abraham, “I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you . . . and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you” (Genesis 12:2–3). This was ultimately fulfilled through Jesus Christ, the Savior who is fully God and fully human—and who was born from the line of Abraham.
In the Old Testament, children were seen as a physical sign of God’s blessing. Even so, and even though most people of that time may have felt differently, infertility was not a reliable sign of God’s displeasure. Many couples in the Bible, such as Elkanah and Hannah (parents of the prophet Samuel), Abraham and Sarah (parents of Isaac), and Zechariah and Elizabeth (parents of John the Baptist), were godly men and women who for years had been infertile.
In the New Testament, children are certainly still seen as a blessing. Jesus welcomed children and taught His disciples that children exemplify many of the values of the kingdom of God. The apostle Paul gave instructions to parents and children about living well together (Ephesians 6:1–4). One of the requirements for an overseer in the church is that, if he is married with children, he must manage his own household well; if he cannot take care of his own family, he is not likely able to care for the church (1 Timothy 3:4–5). There is no question that family is highly valued by God. But the New Testament focuses more on spiritual fruitfulness and multiplication than on physical blessings. Believers in Jesus become children of God (John 1:12). It is His family primarily that we want to expand. We are to make disciples (Matthew 28:19), not just biological offspring.
Children are and always will be a blessing from God—no matter how a child becomes part of one’s life. But even though God has declared children to be a blessing from Him and procreation is part of the mandate for humanity at large, nowhere does the Bible state that every married couple must have or desire to have children. Again, infertility—at any age—is not a sign of God’s displeasure. Couples without children are in no way less valuable or important to the kingdom of God than those with children. In fact, one might make the case that couples without children are able to devote more of their energy and focus to kingdom work than those with children, much like single people (see 1 Corinthians 7:32). Married, single, with children, or without children, every child of God is an important member of His family and an integral part of the body of Christ. God’s specific will for every individual and every couple is different. For many, God’s will includes having children, whether naturally or through adoption. For others, His will does not involve having children.
For those who want children yet are unable to have them for any reason, committing the desire to God in prayer is best. He can help you walk through the painfulness of the journey and also help you live out His best in this season. For those who do not desire to have children, committing the desire to God in prayer is also best. Sometimes our lack of desire is God-given. Other times, it is driven by past hurts, fear, or selfishness. When we expose our hearts honestly before God, He can help us sort out the mess, bring healing, and give us the desires of His heart.
It is all too easy for our desires for our own lives to become idols. Even good desires, when they take the place of God in our lives, become idols. All of us, no matter our life situation or stage, do well to examine our hearts, be honest with God in prayer, search His Word for wisdom, and commit our lives to Him. Ultimately, it is God who satisfies our hearts, and our lives are to be lived for His glory alone (Romans 12:1–2; Psalm 37).
Bybel Lering vir die Dag
Die pynlikheid van die reis van Kinderloosheid
Die Bybel vertel ons dat kinders ‘n seën van God is. Psalm 127:3–5 sê: “Seuns is ‘n erfdeel van die Here, kinders ‘n beloning van Hom. Soos pyle in die hand van ‘n kryger, is seuns wat in ‘n mens se jeug gebore word. Geseënd is die man wie se pylkoker vol is van hulle. Hulle sal nie beskaamd staan as hulle met hul vyande in die poort te doen kry nie.” Dit beteken nie dat diegene sonder kinders nie geseënd is nie of dat kinders die enigste seën van God is nie. Dit beteken eenvoudig dat kinders as ‘n seën beskou moet word, nie as ‘n vloek of ‘n ongerief nie. Toe God Adam en Eva geskep het, “het God hulle geseën en vir hulle gesê: Wees vrugbaar en vermeerder in getal; vul die aarde en onderwerp dit’” (Genesis 1:28).
Na die vloed het God vir Noag gesê: “Wees vrugbaar en vermeerder in getal en vul die aarde” (Genesis 9:1). Voortplanting is deel van God se opdrag vir die mensdom, en Hy het beslis “verwag” dat die meeste mense kinders sou hê. Ons sien ook die verkryging van kinders as deel van God se verbond met Abraham. Hy het vir Abraham gesê: “Ek sal jou tot ‘n groot nasie maak en jou seën … en al die volke op die aarde sal in jou geseën word” (Genesis 12:2–3). Dit is uiteindelik vervul deur Jesus Christus, die Verlosser wat volledig God en volledig mens is – en wat uit die lyn van Abraham gebore is. In die Ou Testament is kinders gesien as ‘n fisiese teken van God se seën. Tog, en alhoewel die meeste mense van daardie tyd dalk anders gevoel het, was onvrugbaarheid nie ‘n betroubare teken van God se misnoeë nie. Baie paartjies in die Bybel, soos Elkana en Hanna (ouers van die profeet Samuel), Abraham en Sara (ouers van Isak), en Sagaria en Elisabet (ouers van Johannes die Doper), was godvrugtige mans en vroue wat jare lank onvrugbaar was. In die Nuwe Testament word kinders beslis steeds as ‘n seën gesien. Jesus het kinders verwelkom en Sy dissipels geleer dat kinders baie van die waardes van die koninkryk van God verpersoonlik. Die apostel Paulus het instruksies aan ouers en kinders gegee oor hoe om goed saam te leef (Efesiërs 6:1–4). Een van die vereistes vir ‘n opsiener in die kerk is dat, as hy getroud is met kinders, hy sy eie huishouding goed moet bestuur; as hy nie vir sy eie gesin kan sorg nie, is hy waarskynlik nie in staat om vir die kerk te sorg nie (1 Timoteus 3:4–5).
Daar is geen twyfel dat gesin hoog op prys gestel word deur God nie. Maar die Nuwe Testament fokus meer op geestelike vrugbaarheid en vermeerdering as op fisiese seëninge. Gelowiges in Jesus word kinders van God (Johannes 1:12). Dit is hoofsaaklik Sy gesin wat ons wil uitbrei. Ons moet dissipels maak (Matteus 28:19), nie net biologiese nageslag nie. Kinders is en sal altyd ‘n seën van God wees – ongeag hoe ‘n kind deel van ‘n mens se lewe word. Maar al het God verklaar dat kinders ‘n seën van Hom is en voortplanting deel is van die mandaat vir die mensdom in die algemeen, sê die Bybel nêrens dat elke getroude paartjie kinders moet hê of wil hê nie. Weereens, onvrugbaarheid – op enige ouderdom – is nie ‘n teken van God se misnoeë nie. Paartjies sonder kinders is geensins minder waardevol of belangrik vir die koninkryk van God as dié met kinders nie. Trouens, ‘n mens kan die saak aanvoer dat paartjies sonder kinders meer van hul energie en fokus aan koninkrykswerk kan wy as dié met kinders, baie soos enkellopende mense (sien 1 Korintiërs 7:32). Getroud, enkellopend, met kinders of sonder kinders, elke kind van God is ‘n belangrike lid van Sy familie en ‘n integrale deel van die liggaam van Christus.
God se spesifieke wil vir elke individu en elke paartjie is anders. Vir baie sluit God se wil in om kinders te hê, hetsy natuurlik of deur aanneming. Vir ander behels Sy wil nie om kinders te hê nie. Vir diegene wat kinders wil hê, maar om enige rede nie kan hê nie, is dit die beste om die begeerte in gebed aan God toe te gee. Hy kan jou help om deur die pynlikheid van die reis te gaan en jou ook help om Sy beste in hierdie seisoen uit te leef. Vir diegene wat nie kinders wil hê nie, is dit ook die beste om die begeerte in gebed aan God toe te gee. Soms is ons gebrek aan begeerte Godgegewe. Ander kere word dit gedryf deur vorige seer, vrees of selfsug. Wanneer ons ons harte eerlik voor God blootstel, kan Hy ons help om die gemors uit te sorteer, genesing te bring en ons die begeertes van Sy hart te gee. Dit is alte maklik vir ons begeertes vir ons eie lewens om afgode te word. Selfs goeie begeertes, wanneer hulle die plek van God in ons lewens inneem, word afgode. Ons almal, ongeag ons lewensituasie of stadium, doen goed om ons harte te ondersoek, eerlik met God in gebed te wees, Sy Woord vir wysheid te soek en ons lewens aan Hom toe te wy. Uiteindelik is dit God wat ons harte bevredig, en ons lewens moet tot Sy eer alleen geleef word (Romeine 12:1–2; Psalm 37).
Today’s Devotional
a Glorious church without a spot or wrinkle or any other blemish
In a discussion about marriage using Christ and the church as a metaphor, Paul writes of Christ’s sacrifice in Ephesians 5:25. He then explains the purpose of Christ’s death on behalf of the church: “He did this to present her to himself as a glorious church without a spot or wrinkle or any other blemish. Instead, she will be holy and without fault” (verse 27, NLT).
Ephesians 5:27 is part of broader instructions given to husbands, who are directed to love their wives in the same way that Christ loved the church—with a self-sacrificing love (verse 25). Paul explains that Christ’s sacrifice was intended to “make her [the church] holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word” (verse 26). Having been cleansed, the church will be “glorious . . ., without a spot or wrinkle or any other blemish” (verse 26, NLT).
When Scripture states that the church should be without spot, wrinkle, or blemish, it signifies the church’s complete holiness, as the remainder of Ephesians 5:27 shows: “She will be holy and without fault” (NLT). Here, spots, wrinkles, and blemishes symbolize impurity—not a physical deformity, but a spiritual impurity caused by sin. The church is already positionally holy through Christ’s perfect sacrifice. She is presently being sanctified, progressively set apart from the power and practice of sin, and in eternity she will be freed from the presence of sin. All these transformative processes are achieved through Christ.
It is evident in Ephesians 5 that the church holds a special place in Christ’s heart. Regardless of the mishaps and imperfections of the church, Christ’s work of sanctification remains steadfast. Those who are concerned about the many issues faced by the church today should recognize that Christ continues to work, even in the chaos. He intimately knows His bride and is committed to completing the work He has started.
Christ’s sanctifying work also has implications at the individual level. As children of God, we are positionally sanctified. We are currently being transformed to become more like Jesus, and we must remember this as we engage in spiritual disciplines such as prayer and feeding on the Word. We can be confident that the Son lavishes unconditional love on His bride. Just as a devoted husband would not dream of abandoning his wife, Jesus will not forsake His bride or the promises He made to her. This assurance provides us with ample motivation to lead a holy life, knowing that God is actively working in us to conform us to His image (Philippians 2:13)
The love that Christ has for His church and His commitment to cleanse her of spots and blemishes should serve as a model for our marriages, especially for husbands. The husband loves his wife with the aim of “sanctifying” her. He should care for her, keep her best interests in mind, and be genuinely concerned about her growth in all aspects, including her spiritual well-being.
Vandag se Bemoediging
‘n Glorieryke kerk sonder vlek of rimpel of enige ander smet
In ‘n bespreking oor die huwelik deur Christus en die kerk as ‘n metafoor te gebruik, skryf Paulus oor Christus se offer in Efesiërs 5:25. Hy verduidelik dan die doel van Christus se dood namens die kerk: “Hy het haar so voor Homself gestel as ‘n glorieryke kerk sonder vlek of rimpel of enige ander smet. Inteendeel, sy sal heilig en sonder gebrek wees” (vers 27, NLT).
Efesiërs 5:27 is deel van breër instruksies wat aan mans gegee word, wat gerig word om hul vrouens lief te hê op dieselfde manier as wat Christus die kerk liefgehad het – met ‘n selfopofferende liefde (vers 25). Paulus verduidelik dat Christus se offer bedoel was om haar [die kerk] heilig te maak, deur haar te reinig deur die was met water deur die woord” (vers 26). Nadat die kerk gereinig is, sal sy “glorieryk wees … sonder vlek of rimpel of enige ander smet” (vers 26, NLT).
Wanneer die Skrif sê dat die kerk sonder vlek, rimpel of gebrek moet wees, dui dit op die kerk se volkome heiligheid, soos die res van Efesiërs 5:27 wys: “Sy sal heilig en sonder gebrek wees” (NLT). Hier simboliseer vlekke, rimpels en gebreke onreinheid – nie ‘n fisiese misvorming nie, maar ‘n geestelike onreinheid wat deur sonde veroorsaak word. Die kerk is reeds posisioneel heilig deur Christus se perfekte offer. Sy word tans geheilig, progressief afgesonder van die mag en praktyk van sonde, en in die ewigheid sal sy bevry word van die teenwoordigheid van sonde. Al hierdie transformerende prosesse word deur Christus bereik.
Dit is duidelik in Efesiërs 5 dat die kerk ‘n spesiale plek in Christus se hart beklee. Ongeag die ongelukke en onvolmaakthede van die kerk, bly Christus se werk van heiligmaking standvastig. Diegene wat bekommerd is oor die vele kwessies waarmee die kerk vandag te kampe het, moet erken dat Christus aanhou werk, selfs in die chaos. Hy ken Sy bruid intiem en is daartoe verbind om die werk wat Hy begin het, te voltooi.
Christus se heiligmakende werk het ook implikasies op individuele vlak. As kinders van God word ons posisioneel geheilig. Ons word tans getransformeer om meer soos Jesus te word, en ons moet dit onthou terwyl ons betrokke raak by geestelike dissiplines soos gebed en die voeding van die Woord. Ons kan vol vertroue wees dat die Seun onvoorwaardelike liefde oor Sy bruid uitstort. Net soos ‘n toegewyde man nie sou droom om sy vrou te verlaat nie, sal Jesus nie Sy bruid of die beloftes wat Hy aan haar gemaak het, verlaat nie. Hierdie versekering gee ons genoeg motivering om ‘n heilige lewe te lei, wetende dat God aktief in ons werk om ons na Sy beeld te vorm (Filippense 2:13).
Die liefde wat Christus vir Sy kerk het en Sy verbintenis om haar van vlekke en gebreke te reinig, moet dien as ‘n model vir ons huwelike, veral vir mans. Die man het sy vrou lief met die doel om haar te “heilig”. Hy moet vir haar sorg, haar beste belange in gedagte hou en werklik besorg wees oor haar groei in alle aspekte, insluitend haar geestelike welstand.
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.
Rykdom Van Die Siel:
Ek sien baie by die winkels wat mense lang toue staan om lotto kaartjies te speel, met die hoop dat hulle dit sal wen en ryk sal wees dan. Iets in ons, laat ons dink dat as ons meer geld het, sal dit beter met ons gaan.
Ń man in die Bybel met die naam, Agur, het ń ander siening ten opsigte van rykdom gehad. Hy het God gevra om twee versoeke aan hom toe te staan, voordat hy sterwe.
Eerstens het hy gesê: “Moenie toelaat dat ek vals is en lieg nie ( Spreuke 30:8 ). Integriteit is die sleutel tot ń kommerlose lewe. Indien ons niks het om weg te steek nie, het ons niks om te vrees nie. Bedrog verslaaf ń mens terwyl eerlikheid vry maak. Tweedens het hy gesê: ” Moet my nie arm maak of ryk maak nie, gee my net die kos wat ek nodig het ( vs 8 ). Tevredenheid is die resultaat van vertroue op God as ons Voorsiener, en ons moet dit wat Hy voorsien, met dankbaarheid aanvaar. Agur het van sy Skepper gesê [ Hy ] het die grense van die aarde vasgestel… Hy beskerm die wat by Hom skuil ( vs 4,5 ).
Integriteit en tevredenheid is rykdom van die siel, wat vir almal beskikbaar is… Ons Here gee graag hierdie skatte aan enigeen wat daarvoor vra.
Ontevredenheid maak ons arm, terwyl tevrendenheid ons ryk maak !
Wealth of the Soul:
I often see people standing in long lines at the stores to play lottery tickets, hoping to win and be rich. Something in us makes us think that if we had more money, things would be better for us.
A man in the Bible named Agur had a different view of wealth. He asked God to grant him two requests before he died.
First, he said, “Do not let me be deceitful or lie (Proverbs 30:8). Integrity is the key to a carefree life. If we have nothing to hide, we have nothing to fear. Deceit enslaves a person while honesty sets a person free. Second, he said, “Do not make me poor or rich; give me only the food I need (vs 8). Contentment is the result of trusting in God as our Provider, and we should accept what He provides with gratitude. Agur said of his Creator [ He ] has set the boundaries of the earth… He protects those who take refuge in Him ( vs 4,5 ).
Integrity and contentment are riches of the soul, available to all… Our Lord gladly gives these treasures to anyone who asks for them.
Discontent makes us poor, while contentment makes us rich!
Vroue in die Bybel—Wat kan ons by hulle leer?
Vandag = Ester
Wie was Ester? Sy was ‘n Jodin wat deur die Persiese koning Ahasveros gekies is om sy koningin te word.
Wat het sy gedoen? Koningin Ester het haar invloed gebruik om die volksmoord van haar eie mense te voorkom. Sy het ontdek dat ‘n amptelike bevel uitgevaardig is wat ‘n spesifieke dag aangewys het waarop alle Jode wat in die Persiese Ryk woon, doodgemaak moes word. Hierdie bose plan was die werk van ‘n man met die naam Haman, wat die eerste minister was. (Ester 3:13-15; 4:1, 5) Met die hulp van haar ouer neef, Mordegai, en met die risiko van haar lewe, het Ester die plan aan haar man, koning Ahasveros, onthul. (Ester 4:10-16; 7:1-10) Ahasveros het toe Ester en Mordegai toegelaat om nog ‘n bevel uit te reik, wat die Jode gemagtig het om hulself te verdedig. Die Jode het hul vyande deeglik verslaan.—Ester 8:5-11; 9:16, 17.
Wat kan ons by Ester leer? Koningin Ester het ‘n uitstekende voorbeeld van moed, nederigheid en beskeidenheid gestel. (Psalm 31:24; Filippense 2:3) Ten spyte van haar skoonheid en posisie het sy raad en hulp gesoek. Wanneer sy met haar man gepraat het, was sy taktvol en respekvol, maar dapper. En in ‘n tyd van groot gevaar vir die Jode het sy haarself moedig as een van hulle geïdentifiseer.
Women in the Bible—What Can We Learn From Them?
Today = Esther
Who was Esther? She was a Jewess who was chosen by Persian King Ahasuerus to become his queen.
What did she do? Queen Esther used her influence to prevent the genocide of her own people. She discovered that an official decree had been issued that designated a specific day on which all Jews living in the Persian Empire were to be killed. This evil scheme was the work of a man named Haman, who was the prime minister. (Esther 3:13-15; 4:1, 5) With the help of her older cousin, Mordecai, and at the risk of her life, Esther revealed the scheme to her husband, King Ahasuerus. (Esther 4:10-16; 7:1-10) Ahasuerus then allowed Esther and Mordecai to issue another decree, authorizing the Jews to defend themselves. The Jews thoroughly defeated their enemies.—Esther 8:5-11; 9:16, 17.
What can we learn from Esther? Queen Esther set an outstanding example of courage, humility, and modesty. (Psalm 31:24; Philippians 2:3) Despite her beauty and position, she sought counsel and help. When speaking with her husband, she was tactful and respectful, but bold. And at a time of great danger for the Jews, she courageously identified herself as one of them.
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Bible Prophecy in the News
Huge Escalation: Iran Fires at US Bases
Breaking: U.S. military base in Qatar have just come under direct missile attack, home to over 10,000 American personnel. This chilling escalation could trigger a full-scale regional war, with US’s decisive response and multiple other Middle Eastern nations being drawn into the conflict.
According to the Iranian media, Iran has just announced a launch of “Operation Basharat al‑Fath,” firing ballistic missiles at U.S. military installations across the Gulf: Qatar, Iraq, Bahrain, and Kuwait. As the threat expands, fears of a multi-front war grow. This will impact Israel in many ways, some could be very unfavorable.
Trump Fumes at Israel, ‘Don’t Drop Those Bombs’; Trump Thanks Iran… for What? Israel Agrees to Ceasefire Despite Deadly Missile Attack
Gebruik God Trump om aan die hakke in die kaake van Gog en Magog te trek?
Verseker! Alles wat die Trump-administrasie doen, is om Bybelprofesie, rondom die finale bom van Gog en Magog, Esegiël 38 en 39 te probeer versnel. Dan kan die Christelike Sionistiese Beweging hul Joodse Messias op ‘n Platform plaas om Vrede te reël. Trump en sy hanteerders wil nie nog ‘n president vir Amerika hê nie en hy sal alles doen wat hy kan en soveel mense ontstel as wat hy kan om dit moontlik te maak. Sal die Gaza Nuus of die aanval teen Iran Gog en Magog genoeg ontstel om die Finale Bom op Israel te laat val. Kom ons kry ‘n bietjie Springmielies en kyk na die Show, want hoe dit ook al sy, sal dit in ooreenstemming wees met God se wil en Meester-eindtydplan. Verstaan die eindtyd met pastoor Dirk – TruLight Ministries .
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Is God using Trump to Pull on the Hooks in the Jaws of Gog and Magog ?
For-sure ! Everything the Trump administration Does is to try to speed up Bible Prophecy , Around the Final Bomb of Gog and Magog , Ezekiel 38 and 39 . Then the Christian Zionist Movement can Place their Jewish Messiah on a Platform to arrange Peace. Trump and His handlers don’t want another President for America and He will do all He can and upset as much people as He can to make this Possible. Will the Gaza News or the Attack against Iran Upset Gog and Magog enough to drop the Final Bomb on Israel . Lets get some Popcorn and watch the Show , for however this Play out it will be according to God’s will and Master end-time Plan. Understand the End Time with Pastor Dirk – TruLight Ministries .
New satellite imagery reveals large craters at Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Facility. 12 Bunker Buster Bombs from USA
Signs of the Times
Iran threatens to shut Strait of Hormuz, risking global oil supply
Iran’s parliament has approved a motion to shut the Strait of Hormuz, a critical maritime chokepoint through which roughly 20% of the world’s oil supply passes each day, the New York Post reported Sunday.
The decision, which still awaits final approval from Iran’s Supreme Council, could significantly disrupt global energy markets and escalate tensions in the Gulf region.
Iranian state media said the Supreme Council would decide on the measure by Sunday night.
If enacted, the move would halt approximately $1 billion in daily oil shipments and is expected to send global oil prices soaring.
The proposed closure follows a series of Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear and military infrastructure in recent days.
Speaking on state television, Revolutionary Guards Commander Esmail Kosari warned that Iran’s response “will be done whenever necessary,” signaling the closure could mark a major escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Gog and Magog Update
IDF hits 6 Iranian airbases, prevents ballistic missile attacks on Israel
Israeli aircraft bombed six Iranian airbases overnight and destroyed multiple ballistic missile launchers aimed at Israel, likely reducing the scope of Iran’s latest attack on the Jewish state.
Warning sirens sounded across much of Israel just after 3:00 a.m. on Monday after a missile launch was detected in Iran.
Only a single ballistic missile was launched, however, after Israeli warplanes destroyed multiple launchers as they prepared to fire.
No injuries or damage were reported in Israel.
A single Israeli Hermes-type unmanned aircraft was shot down over Iran, the IDF said.
According to an army spokesperson, more than 15 Israel Air Force jets carried out strikes guided by intelligence gathered by the IDF Intelligence Directorate in the Kermanshah region of Iran.
The strikes managed to destroy several surface-to-surface missile launchers and missile storage depots.
The IDF continues to intensify its attacks on the military capabilities of the Iranian regime and will continue to act to maintain air superiority to safeguard the security of the State of Israel.
Israeli power station hit as Iran launches 5 missile volleys
Millions of Israelis were forced to remain in shelters for an extended period on Monday morning after Iran launched five consecutive volleys of ballistic missiles, scoring a direct hit on a key Israeli power station.
The first wave of ballistic missile launches was detected at approximately 10:15 a.m., prompting the sounding of warning sirens across northern Israel minutes later.
Three subsequent volleys were detected, targeting central and southern Israel, followed by an additional attack on northern Israel, with the fourth volley targeting southern Israel alone.
Later, at 11:35 a.m., a fifth ballistic missile attack was detected, targeting northern Israel.
Thus far, there have been no reports of injuries, though several direct hits were reported.
The Israel Electric Company confirmed that a “strategic infrastructure facility in southern Israel” suffered a direct hit during the attacks, leading to some power outages in southern Israel.
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TruLight School of Theology have started with Its daily Bible Study – Pastor Counselling Certificate – we are Starting with 36 Studies with 10 Studies per Topic from 1st of April 2025 – Over the Next 2 Years we will Include One Daily Study per Topic on this Platform. The Daily Manna Bible Study will be Available in English and Afrikaans!
We will Start with a 68 week Study on “Know Your Bible” Daily Bible Summaries of every Chapter in the Bible! From the Old Testament to the New Testament , from Genesis to Revelation 66 Books of the Bible.
Started 1st April 2025
This is our Study Principals:
SOAP
Scripture: Read a short passage out loud.
Observation: What do you notice about the verses?.
Application: How can you apply this to your life?.
Prayer: Pray about what you’ve learned.
REAP
Read: Read the passage carefully.
Engage: Ask questions about the passage.
Apply: Think about how the passage applies to your life.
Pray: Pray about what you’ve learned.
In 2 Timothy 2:15, the apostle Paul writes, “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth” (KJV). A more modern version reads, “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth” (NIV). This verse emphasizes the importance of studying the Word of God and interpreting it correctly.
Here are some practical steps for how we can study and show ourselves approved unto God:
- Prayer is essential for Bible study because it helps us to approach the Word of God with a humble and teachable spirit. When we pray before reading and studying the Bible, we are acknowledging our need for the Holy Spirit’s guidance to help us interpret and apply the Word to our lives (John 16:13).
Additionally, prayer deepens our relationship with God. As we study the Bible, we can use what we learn to inform our prayers to give praise and glory to God for who He is and what He has done for us.
- We should set aside a time each day to read, study, and meditate on the Word of God. This could be in the morning, afternoon, or evening. The key is to be intentional and consistent. That way, we demonstrate that knowing and learning more about God is our top priority (Psalm 1:2).
When we approach the Bible, we should ask God to speak to us through His Word. We should also be open-minded and willing to learn and be challenged by what we read. This is how we grow and mature in our understanding of spiritual things.
Regular Bible reading, studying, and meditation helps us to gain a comprehensive understanding of the content of Scripture.
- To interpret the Bible correctly, we should consider the literal, grammatical, historical, and synthetic contexts of the passage in question. The literal context is what the passage plainly says. The grammatical context is the immediate sentence and paragraph within which a word or phrase is found. The historical context is the events narrated, to whom the passage is addressed, and how it was understood at that time. The synthetic context involves comparing the passage being studied with other parts of Scripture.
For example, when studying the New Testament, we should consider the sociopolitical climate of the Roman Empire. We should also consider the socioreligious culture of the Jewish people. This background information can help us understand the original meaning of the text and how it applies to our lives today. In short, context is king.
- We should use reliable resources to help us interpret difficult passages and gain insight into the meaning of the text. These resources can include Bible commentaries, dictionaries, and concordances. We must choose resources that are based on sound biblical scholarship and align with the truth of God’s Word.
These resources should not replace the Bible as our primary source of information (John 17:17; 2 Timothy 3:16). They should instead be used as a supplement to Bible reading and study.
- The goal of Bible study is not just to gain information but to glorify God with our thoughts, feelings, and actions: “Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31; cf. Romans 12:1). We want to be doers of the Word, and not hearers only (James 1:22).
Bible study is essential for our spiritual growth and maturation. It requires consistent reading, prayer, understanding context, using reliable resources, and application. As we study the Bible, we will discover more about God and how we can better serve Him and others. It also helps us to distinguish truth from error, overcome trials, deepen our relationship with God, and become better witnesses for Christ in the world. By following these steps, we can study to show ourselves approved before God.
In 2 Timoteus 2:15 skryf die apostel Paulus: “Lê jou daarop toe om jou beproef voor God te stel, as ‘n werker wat hom nie hoef te skaam nie, wat die woord van die waarheid reg sny” (KJV). ‘n Meer moderne weergawe lui: “Lê jou daarop toe om jou beproef voor God te stel as ‘n werker wat hom nie hoef te skaam nie en wat die woord van die waarheid reg sny” (NIV). Hierdie vers beklemtoon die belangrikheid daarvan om die Woord van God te bestudeer en dit korrek te interpreteer.
Hier is ‘n paar praktiese stappe oor hoe ons kan studeer en onsself beproef voor God kan stel:
- Gebed is noodsaaklik vir Bybelstudie, want dit help ons om die Woord van God met ‘n nederige en leerbare gees te benader. Wanneer ons bid voordat ons die Bybel lees en bestudeer, erken ons ons behoefte aan die Heilige Gees se leiding om ons te help om die Woord te interpreteer en in ons lewens toe te pas (Johannes 16:13).
Daarbenewens verdiep gebed ons verhouding met God. Soos ons die Bybel bestudeer, kan ons gebruik wat ons leer om ons gebede te beïnvloed om God te prys en te verheerlik vir wie Hy is en wat Hy vir ons gedoen het.
- Ons moet elke dag tyd opsy sit om die Woord van God te lees, te bestudeer en daaroor te mediteer. Dit kan in die oggend, middag of aand wees. Die sleutel is om doelbewus en konsekwent te wees. Op dié manier demonstreer ons dat om meer oor God te weet en te leer ons topprioriteit is (Psalm 1:2).
Wanneer ons die Bybel nader, moet ons God vra om met ons deur Sy Woord te praat. Ons moet ook oopkop wees en gewillig wees om te leer en uitgedaag te word deur wat ons lees. Dit is hoe ons groei en volwasse word in ons begrip van geestelike dinge.
Gereelde Bybellees, -studie en -meditasie help ons om ‘n omvattende begrip van die inhoud van die Skrif te verkry.
- Om die Bybel korrek te interpreteer, moet ons die letterlike, grammatikale, historiese en sintetiese kontekste van die betrokke gedeelte in ag neem. Die letterlike konteks is wat die gedeelte duidelik sê. Die grammatikale konteks is die onmiddellike sin en paragraaf waarin ‘n woord of frase gevind word. Die historiese konteks is die gebeure wat vertel word, aan wie die gedeelte gerig is, en hoe dit destyds verstaan is. Die sintetiese konteks behels die vergelyking van die gedeelte wat bestudeer word met ander dele van die Skrif.
Byvoorbeeld, wanneer ons die Nuwe Testament bestudeer, moet ons die sosiopolitieke klimaat van die Romeinse Ryk in ag neem. Ons moet ook die sosiogodsdienstige kultuur van die Joodse volk in ag neem. Hierdie agtergrondinligting kan ons help om die oorspronklike betekenis van die teks te verstaan en hoe dit op ons lewens vandag van toepassing is. Kortom, konteks is koning.
- Ons moet betroubare bronne gebruik om ons te help om moeilike gedeeltes te interpreteer en insig te kry in die betekenis van die teks. Hierdie bronne kan Bybelkommentare, woordeboeke en konkordansies insluit. Ons moet bronne kies wat gebaseer is op deeglike Bybelse wetenskap en in lyn is met die waarheid van God se Woord.
Hierdie bronne moet nie die Bybel as ons primêre bron van inligting vervang nie (Johannes 17:17; 2 Timoteus 3:16). Hulle moet eerder as ‘n aanvulling op Bybellees en -studie gebruik word.
- Die doel van Bybelstudie is nie net om inligting te bekom nie, maar om God te verheerlik met ons gedagtes, gevoelens en dade: “Wat julle ook al doen, doen alles tot eer van God” (1 Korintiërs 10:31; vgl. Romeine 12:1). Ons wil daders van die Woord wees, en nie net hoorders nie (Jakobus 1:22).
Bybelstudie is noodsaaklik vir ons geestelike groei en volwassenheid. Dit vereis gereelde lees, gebed, begrip van konteks, die gebruik van betroubare bronne en toepassing. Soos ons die Bybel bestudeer, sal ons meer oor God ontdek en hoe ons Hom en ander beter kan dien. Dit help ons ook om waarheid van dwaling te onderskei, beproewinge te oorkom, ons verhouding met God te verdiep en beter getuies vir Christus in die wêreld te word. Deur hierdie stappe te volg, kan ons studeer om onsself goedgekeur voor God te toon.
Lering deur Pastoor Dirk / Teaching by Pastor Dirk
Lering deur Pastoor Dirk
Leringe deur ons in Huis Bybelleraar, Pastoor Dirk. Pastoor Dirk is ‘n Onderwyser in Bybelprofesie en ‘n groot verskeidenheid ander Bybelonderwerpe soos, Genesing, Heilige Geesdoop, Eindtyd en Algemene Bybelkennis Hy staan bekend as die Kwaai Internet Pastoor met Openbaring van Bybel waarheid soos die Kerk dit Nog nooit gehoor het nie.
Een van sy bekendste Leringe – Die Kerk Buig en verander Skrifte uit die Bybel om by HUL VRESE aantepas
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