God is Dependable


Be dependent on God, we are not the master, we all are servants of Jesus, we are Jesus' sons and daughters, we are also servants, we spread the good news, to all the world,

 There are many ranks in the servants, we are not to see one lower, or better than us, but we are, one in Christ Jesus.


Are work: we speed the good news, tell the news that sets free! we should be dependent on God, a servant must trust their master, when a person was a baby for food they trusted their parents, for everything a baby does, it trusts its parents, like we should trust in God, God is your father, so God will take care of you, we have many names servant, sheep, children, warriors, and many others, today we will be talking about the servant,


Trust God as a servant, trust as a servant trust in his master, he thrust his master for food, without food a person will die! a servant trusts his master for his life! Trust as a servant, but also trust as a son's trust in his father and mother, he trusts them for his life! trust God, God is the only one who is dependable, man can let you down 1,000 times, but God will never let you down.


The father's love: the love of a father is great, if someone tried to hurt his child, he would have a fight to the death! So isn't that dependable? Like God, God is our father, so won’t God protect us?


Summary time: be dependent on God, like a servant trusts his master. We should spread the good news. We are God’s children, a father won't let anything happen to his child. trust in God for everything, for your life, God gave you life today, so trust God.


Bye, see you soon THE END.

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