II Corinthians 4:18 NKJV

while we do not look at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen. For the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are not seen are eternal.

II Corinthians 4:18 NKJV

The world was made of things that are not seen, God's word. Everything was brought into existence through God's word.

Everything in this world will pass away, they are temporary and only last for a moment.

Everything that God has spoken is eternal and it will last for eternity.

We have been given a choice to build our life on these two dimensions. God's dimension is His word and satan's dimension is of the earth and the circumstances he brings to kill, steal and destroy.

Even when we know what is good and what is bad, we still fall and follow our emotions instead of God's eternal word.

Mankind is so consumed with self that we can't see the eternal word that holds us together.

The main reason is that our mind and eyes are fixed in the wrong dimension. We are not supposed to look at the earthly situation to make our decisions but to look at Christ and follow His voice.

If we don't follow Christ and His word, we will be following the road that satan sets up which will steal every blessing, it will kill the seed and eventually destroy life.

We are a spirit being in Christ, restored in His image and likeness. We are to believe and live life from an eternal perspective.

We need to continue to live according to the eternal word of God and stand firm in His word if we want to stand the test of life.

There is no other way around this. It's either God's way or we get caught into the trap of the enemy.

We can see and hear again and again the truth but we can never change until our mindset change to the pattern of the kingdom of God.

When we change our foundation from the philosophy of the world to following God's word and His kingdom, then we will see progress from darkness to light in Christ.

Life is precious and time is precious. Let us not waste it on wallowing on things that bring us to destruction but let us build our lives in Christ so that we can live strong in the Lord.

Blessings

Ambrose Francis