Set Apart

Set Apart

Did you know God has a unique and special plan for each of our lives? Yes, it's true. Just like Jeremiah, who was set apart as a prophet to the nations even before he was born, God has created and moulded us for a specific purpose that the world wouldn't be complete without.

As believers, we're called to live pure and holy lives that reflect God's goodness and grace. We're set apart as His chosen vessels for any good work that He has prepared for us. Our religion should demonstrate not just love towards others, but also right-living before God and avoiding worldly pollution.

Living a life set apart from all sin holds promise for a blessed and protected life. We're set apart by God’s life within us instead of focusing on earthly desires that blind us from recognizing God's ordinances.

Jesus suffered greatly to make us holy through His sacrificial death on the cross. We're called to embrace this holiness, even if it means suffering for the sake of Christ. We're set apart to share our faith by virtue of our unique relationship with Christ.

Each one of us is uniquely called and set apart by God for a specific purpose in spreading His message of grace. Jesus Christ's death and resurrection have brought us into a new life where we're no longer under dominion over sin and are separated unto Himself.

True knowledge is not just about knowing facts but also about applying them by putting off our old ways and learning righteousness which portrays a character fitting for living life completely unto God.

So let's set ourselves apart and follow God's life plan. Remember, God chooses you for a specific purpose that only you can fulfil.

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When my pen bleeds, expressions are kept close to my heart, and as it bleeds the words from deep within through my writings, I discover I have created art. I display a piece of my soul. This is my work, my blood, and it should be an object of pride, no matter how much it is criticized or praised.