Start Steppin'…Walk with Jesus Everyday..........

No matter how dark a place is, the light from a small match will overcome the darkness. Jesus Christ is the light of the world. In Him there is no darkness. But there is darkness all around us and in us many a times! So then question is how much we yield to His light to flow into us, through us and from us. The more yielded we are to God, willing to seek and do only the will of God through the power of the Holy Spirit, the more His light shines. Let's be light bearers! 

…walk humbly with your God - Micah 6:8

 There is nothing greater than walking with Jesus everyday. One who desires to have an intimate friendship with God must make it a habit to keep to the things of God.

1) Prayer: Prayer is the way to the heart and mind of Jesus. A gentle heart and a new spirit are received only in prayer. We ought to become like Jesus and in prayer the Holy Spirit transforms us. Men always ought to pray and not lose heart – Luke 18:1
2) Read the Bible: The word of God is as such beyond contestation. It is truth and it is only by the truth will we be more than conquerors. Do not let this Book of the Law depart from your mouth; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful – Joshua 1:8
3) Attend the Assembly: Jesus is the corner stone and the apostles are the foundations and we are the bricks of the building. We cannot stand-alone. Assembling together is where we form the body of Christ. For where two or three come together in my name, there am I with them -Matthew 18:20
4) Be a witness: The message of Jesus Christ life, death and resurrection is a matter of life and death. Jesus gave us new life. It is now our turn to yield to Him so that He can use us to give life to others. Go into all the world and peach the Good News to everyone, everywhere – Mark 16:15

"Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit", says the Lord of hosts
Zechariah 4:6

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