PowerPoint - July 23, 2009
July 23, 2009
It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.
--Galatians 2:20
Today, I want you to think about two of Jesus’ disciples, Peter and John. These were two men who had been with Jesus, who for three years had looked into His eyes and heard Him pray.
They’d listened intently as He taught lessons of the Kingdom and what it meant to follow Him. They’d seen His tears in the Garden of Gethsemane. They even watched Him die. Then they saw Him in the glory of His resurrection!
Because they had been with Jesus, Peter and John acted like Jesus. In fact, their lives had been revolutionized so dramatically because of the time they spent with Jesus that when people—even their enemies—observed them, they knew there was something distinct, something uniquely different, about these men.
So let me ask you, when the world looks at you as a believer in Christ, can they say the same thing? Can a watching world tell when you have worshipped… when you have bowed in your own time of prayer? Do they see evidence that you’ve been with Jesus?
When you interact with your friends, your family, and your business associates today, I pray they will see that there is something different about you. Namely, that you have been with Jesus Christ!
ASK GOD TO HELP YOU BE A LIVING EXAMPLE OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST TODAY.
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OUR THANKS TO YOU!
Dear Friend,
Do the words rested... peaceful... and refreshed describe you today? Or do the words stressed... rushed... and pressured better describe your way of life?
If you're like most Christians, you'd probably have to admit those last three words more accurately describe your life most of the time!
The good news is that it doesn't have to be this way... even when your life is one big pressure-cooker. And in my new book, Pause: Resting in God Instead of Stressing Out, I'll show you why.
Based on the principles from Paul's letter to the Philippians and Psalm 23, Pause: Resting in God Instead of Stressing Out will help you find true peace and rest in a world that is anything but peaceful and restful. It's the perfect "pause" button you need!
So please request your copy of Pause: Resting in God Instead of Stressing Out when you give online today! --Jack Graham 
