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Vital signs - Tuesday, October 19th, 2021


Dedicate Your Work to God


Whatever you want God to bless, you give to him first. Dedicate it, consecrate it, hallow it, and then God will bless it. As a pastor, I want you to succeed in life. Obviously I want you to succeed spiritually, but I also want you to succeed in your work. I want you to be a witness at your work. I want you to use your platform for the glory of God. When you dedicate your business to Christ, he gets involved with decisions. He tells you what to do. He becomes the chairman of your board. He gets the glory. "We are Christ's ambassadors, and God is using us to speak to you. We urge you, as though Christ himself were here pleading with you, "Be reconciled to God!'" (2 Corinthians 5:20 NLT) Just as I'm the minister of Northside church you're a minister of a church -- at your workplace , your school etc. Your job is to be an ambassador of Jesus to the people around you. The blessings that God pours out in your life - in your career, in your business, in your finances, in your family, in your health - they all come because of Jesus Christ. "Let us give thanks to God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! For in our union with Christ he has blessed us by giving us every spiritual blessing in the heavenly world." (Ephesians 1:3 TEV) I want you to take time to thank God for all that he has blessed you with, then, dedicate your life to him.



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