Christ IS Our All In ALLL!!

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Good Day Men,

Phil.: 4: 12   I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation whether fed of hungry whether living in plenty or in want.  (NIV)

Often times when reading Philippians 4:13 we miss the intensity of the previous verse.  Paul talks of being both in need and to have plenty.  After some serious thinking and praying about this, I understand it to speak volumes to me.  Paul was content in ALL things because he had discovered and completely accepted the fact that Christ was and is ALL things to him.  He is our…comforter…companion…..sacrifice….brother….in other words He IS ALL things to believers.  It is up to the believer to accept this and move forward with the fact that Christ wants to be all things to us leaving nothing out.  He celebrates when we celebrate a spiritual victory…..He sorrows when we are spiritually down and He is with us while we are there.  He will NEVER leave us nor forsake us.  Such wonderful promises He has made to those who love Him.  We can take Him at His word for He stands sure and strong and is everything we will ever need.

Prayer:  Dear Father in Heaven, guide me in your way that I may truly experience You and Your desires for my heart.  May I discover as Paul did that You truly are my all in all.  In Christ’s name I pray, Amen.

May God richly bless us as we continue to seek His will and His way through His Word.

Have a great day!!!!

Rev. Ted J. Wilkins
Director and Founder of “Good News Brief for Men” Ministries.
© 2013 Ted J. Wilkins “GNBFM Ministries”

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