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 Sharing the Good News

 Romans 10: 9-17

V15 "How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news".

1.) Those who are saved and experience Christ can share the good news (vs9-13)
Jesus Christ is the good news or the gospel. We have to ask ourselves and confess
with our tongue, believe in our hearts that God raised us from death and we are saved. If we trust in the Lord, we will never be put to shame. When we call upon him, he will richly bless us.

2.) Spreading the good news (vs14-15)
When we have believed firmly that we are saved our only duty is to preach. We are to preach the good news under the sky with no limits and no boundaries. Nothing on earth should stop us from becoming the disciple of Christ. We can become a witness in our places of work; our action must attract others to Christ. Sharing our testimony great or small will help us to spread the Gospel. "How beautiful are the feet of those who walk for the Lord".

3.) The God of Magnificent Miracles (vs16-17)
Spreading the word of God, through messages or miracles create wonders. The miracles in our lives when spread to others, plants the seeds of faith in them. That faith later on increases each day as they start to experience God's presence in their lives. We should consider ourselves as instruments in the hands of the Lord. Thus 'He' is the one who tunes it accordingly and plays it fruitfully. When we are fruitfully played by the Lord, the Gospel spreads to all the corners of the world.
 

Prayer
Lord our heavenly father, thank you for loving us, you saved us and blessed us. Help us
to spread your message to all the people around us. Let your light shine to all the people we meet. And let the lands be blessed wherever we preach your name. Amen.



Thought for the Day
Lord help us to be the burning Lamp's for your glory.

Ruby Varghese W/O Rev. Varghese Mathai
St. Thomas Mar Thoma Church, Keezhuvaipur.

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