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Today’s Devotionaβ¦
Looking at the body of all churches worldwide today, one cannot help but wonder whether Christ is indeed divided; for what one practices in the name of Jesus in one denomination, another person practices the exact opposite in another denomination, in the same name.
Is Christ divided? No, only churches are, because they are not Christocentric. Many churches today use the name of Jesus Christ just as a brand name or a logo to validate any selfish and strange thing they propagate.
The problem that many preachers today have is with their Christology. If you miss it when it comes to properly presenting the nature of Christ and His finished works, you will end up just preaching division and thinking that you are preaching Christ.
Many churches today project their “prophet” as the only true man of God, and all other preachers as either equals, inferior or fake. Was your “papa” crucified for you? Why then are you baptized in his name? This is the source of the division.
Christ is not divided; the message is one: One died for all, and in Him, all now live as one – this is Christ and His finished works simplified. If we only stayed on this path, we would project more oneness than the division.
May the Holy Spirit give you the wisdom to unite through the message of the finished works of Christ and not to divide in the preaching of men, in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen
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28th February 2025