We live life on earth, as citizens of Heaven on an assignment here on Earth. Our assignment is to bring Heaven on Earth through Jesus Christ, our redeemer. In this process, we get transformed into His image. We know that God created us in His image and His likeness. This is a process of transformation.
We progress in our assignment as we progress into being transformed into His image. Hence, they cover a wide range of canvas as the journey is resplendent and colourful in its variety. You will enjoy reading these, not necessarily agreeing to them – that is not a prerequisite to enjoy it.
Many of us view work as a necessary evil, a source of stress and worry that we have to endure in order to make a living. However, this doesn’t have to be the case. As Christians, we can choose to live according to the principles of the kingdom, making our work a source of joy and satisfaction. In this blog post, I will discuss how a Christian can make work less of a burden, and more of a blessing.
God made mankind in HIS image. As we believe that Jesus Christ is our only Lord and Saviour, we have the mind of Christ (1 Corinthians 2:16). All inferior thoughts are lies from the devil. We should not allow these thoughts any influence in our lives. God is good. He is good all the time. While we are not there yet, we make progress towards that daily.
You can go straight into the 25+ prayer Bible-based declarations for hope or you may choose to read the brief about these hope declarations.
Choose what you wish to read first:
Hope Declarations based on Bible verses
Brief about these prayer declarations for hope
I choose to put my hope in God every day, in all circumstances. (Psalm 42:11)
The God of hope fills me with all joy and peace as I trust in Him.
I overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. (Romans 15:13)
I am joyful in hope, patient in affliction and faithful in prayer. (Philippians 4:4)
I am blessed as I trust in the Lord and my hope is in Him.
So I shall be like a tree planted by the riverside, fruitful even in drought. (Jeremiah 17:7-8)
