RevDanSam Blog
Hello, In obedience to the command of our Savior, Jesus Christ, and upon my confession of Him, I blog in the name of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit. For I cannot (stop) speaking about what I have seen and heard of Jesus Christ, reaching outside the walls of the church, to many around the world and here in the USA - Thank you for visiting!! Evangelistic messages (If you use any posts, please request it) also see preachersofourfaith.blogspot.com
Thursday, May 30, 2024
The First day
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
face to face and saved by grace
Good morning, all, Happy Wednesday,
Saturday, January 20, 2024
Doing the numbers with Jesus and his following
Hello Blog readers and Brethren,
I am taking a Wednesday Night bible class on "Christian History made easy" and this thought came to me and I would like to share it.
Doing the numbers with Jesus and his
following.
After Jesus’s baptism came Andrew
and Peter. John 1:40
(Interesting that after his baptism he started his work / ministry).
1st disciples Andrew The Inner 3 Matt. 17:1 The
Twelve Matt. 10:2
Peter Peter Peter
James James
John John
Andrew
Philip
Thomas
Bartholmew
Matthew
Thaddaeus
James son of Alpheus
Simon the Zealot
Judas
The Seventy (perhaps 72 in some writings)
Luke 10:1
The 500 1 cor. 15:6
And my friend, are you going about the business / call of the LORD ?? Have you been saved, born again and baptize ?? If not, call on Jesus today, start your relationship and live a life with Him.
Have a great day friend, a great day, and call on him.
RevDan
Saturday, December 16, 2023
Bread from heaven
A December 2023 blog post
Hello and Merry Christmas blog followers and those who are visiting and viewing this blog.
Perhaps the good LORD led you here, if so welcome :-)
I know and realize it's been many months last my last blog post, but GOD has moved on my heart and mind again, (of which I am so thankful)
The bread came that down from heaven.
The first time this happen was in the wilderness when the children of Israel left Egypt going to the promise land, see Exodus 16 in the bible in the Old Testament. GOD rained down bread "manna" from heaven for the children of Israel.
The second time would be when Jesus came down to earth as a baby in Bethlehem. You see, Jesus identified himself as the bread of life in John 6 in the bible in the New Testament. So as GOD gave the Children of Israel bread for life, that is, bread to eat in the wilderness to live, GOD sent his son Jesus to into this world that we might have life, eternal life with Him and life to live for him on this earth.
The spiritual symbolism of Jesus' birth are very interesting and note worthy.
Notice, the city which Jesus was born Bethlehem, which means "house of bread" . Then when Jesus was born, they laid Him in a manger, a feeding trough. GOD was pointing and is still pointing to all, that Jesus is that bread that came down from heaven.
And so this where Christmas comes in. As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, in this season that is set aside from this, may we realize the Jesus was that bread the came down from heaven and realize GOD became human flesh and dwell among us on this earth. Emmanuel meaning GOD with us. May we celebrate this with JOY.
So dear friend, this is the reason for the season, why don't you call on Him today, He's just a prayer away, for whosoever shall call on the name of the LORD shall be saved.
May GOD bless you, have a great day !!
Sunday, February 19, 2023
Guard Against False teaching
Guard Against False teaching
Benjamin Franklin had a similar warning for his fellow citizens: “A great empire, like a great cake, is most easily diminished from its edges.” We in America today would do well to remember Franklin’s warning to guard the core principles of this nation. We are a nation that has, throughout our history, stood united in principle and purpose. If America is to continue to stand for that which is right, it is incumbent upon her citizens to stand together in strength, virtue, and kindness.
Lord God, thank You for Your Word of truth. And, Holy Spirit, guard my life from misinterpretation of scripture and error. Open my eyes to truth as I study Your Word. Remind me that my strength lies in hiding Your Word in my heart that I may not sin against You.
“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path” (Psalm 119:105).
Copied & paste, from Patriot's daily Devotional.
Have a great day friend, just a great day :-)
For whosoever shall call on the name of the LORD shall be saved.
Today is the day of salvation, hear ye Him.
You are just a prayer away from God and He is near, call on Him, pray.
May GOD bless you
Revdansam
Monday, January 9, 2023
New Year's Resolution for you
Friday, April 15, 2022
The Value of Seeking the Lord
The Value of Seeking the Lord
But seek
ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall
be added unto you. Matt. 6:33
We all
have ambitions and desires. And while these are not necessarily wrong, we
should analyze our priorities: Where do I invest my time and energy?
What or who occupies my thoughts? As important as our earthly
pursuits, responsibilities, and relationships may be, they cannot compare to
the value of a life spent seeking the Lord.
First
of all, consider what it means to seek something. The
word connotes a strong desire and an energetic quest to achieve it. Suppose you
discovered a very productive vein of gold on your property. You wouldn’t just
stroll out and look at it occasionally. No, you would gather some equipment and
diligently go out each day to chip away at the rocks and collect the precious
metal.
In the same way, seeking the Lord is not a quick and occasional
encounter, but a wholehearted effort to know Him more intimately and follow Him
more closely. Those who unreservedly pursue this kind of fellowship with God
are determined to spend time with Him; they also want to forsake anything that
could hinder growth in their relationship with the Lord. God’s committed
followers boldly claim His promises and trust Him to fulfill His Word. Their
experiences with the Lord bring amazing satisfaction yet cause them to hunger
for more of Him.
The Christian life is meant to be a pursuit of God. To walk
through the door of salvation and stand
still, never drawing any closer to Him, is to miss the treasures that are
available in Christ.
Those
who seek Him soon discover that knowing Him is the greatest reward of all.
Dr. Charles Stanley, In touch Ministry (copied & paste)