"Living Holy" - NFCOG Position Papers

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"Living Holy" - NFCOG Position Papers

Choose Wisely

The choice of life and death is before us all.

God has mandated non-negotiable principles and truths for the lives of mankind. If these mandates are followed and applied, lives will inevitably be transformed and the blessings of God realized. Even so, God has not taken away the one thing that will determine whether the door will be opened or remain closed for His glory to be revealed, the power of choice. God will not force His will upon anyone, but rather, everyone is persuaded of themselves and choose Him from a loving and obedient heart.

What About Us?

A question asked by many believers after having sacrificed all for the sake of the Gospel.

Peter made a statement ("Lo, we have left all, and have followed thee;" St. Mark 10:28) begging a question undoubtedly many believers have asked themselves at some time or another, what about us?

Prayer, the Key to the Kingdom

Have you learned and experienced the worth of prayer?

God has provided a powerful resource for the His people, PRAYER. “And he spake a parable unto them to this end, that men ought always to pray, and not to faint” (St. Luke 18:1). Prayer is that special time when requests can be submitted to God and every care can be laid upon Him (Philippians 4:6; I Peter 5:7). The saints have been given the unique privilege and opportunity to unburden themselves, exercising the faith to believe God will intercede on their behalf.

The Mind of Christ

What does it really mean to be like Christ? Do we handle the affairs of day-to-day living totally surrendered to the will of our Heavenly Father? Are we like minded as Christ?

How many times has the praise resounded in the church, “To be like Jesus, how I long to be like Him”? Probably more times than any individual can count. As earnest as the desire may be, it is not something that happens through mental assent or drawn from a strong personal will. Being like Christ in reality is having the mind of Christ, only possible through a heart transformation.

Sanctified, Meet for the Master’s Use

While separation from corrupt influences is a personal choice, a transformed life is a personal experience with God that only comes from receiving the grace of sanctification.

There is no greater joy than to see a sinner and the ungodly come to Christ. Heaven and earth rejoices over the redemptive work of our Lord and Savior.

There is a misconception that an individual can come to Christ, ask for forgiveness, move on, and continue business as usual. Christ suffered, shed His blood, and died to secure salvation for mankind. The world at large stands accountable to respond to this great act of love by living holy and righteous before the Lord.