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Who will You Serve?

But if you refuse to serve the LORD, then choose today whom you will serve. Would you prefer the gods your ancestors served beyond the Euphrates? Or will it be the gods of the Amorites in whose land you now live? But as for me and my family, we will serve the LORD. 
- Joshua 24:15

One important Power God gave man is FREEWILL, the ability to decide and choose. God will never force anyone to believe Him. I laugh when I see people trying to force an atheist to believe in God, the truth is no one should be force to come to God, ours is to tell them the good news, it is left for them to accept or reject it.

Joshua knew this and he lay it bare before the people, He has choose To serve the Lord and they have to choose whether to follow God or not. 
Service of God in sincerity and truth can only result from a free and willing allegiance of the heart. 

No one should be force to Serve the Lord. Joshua has decided that he and his entire family are for God.

The question is who do you choose? God or your Work? God or your business? God or your ambition? God or your relationships and networks? God or money? Jesus said no one can serve two master, so you got to decide who do you want to serve.

As for me and my family, We will serve the Lord. What about you?

Today is another day for you to review your life and decide who you are serving and/or who you will serve. Maybe you have be partial in your service, you can't sit on the fence,  decide who you want to serve. Maybe you still go to meet the fortune tellers and herbalist while still going to church, I say to you decide now who to follow

My advise: Serve God because H is a rewarder of those that diligently serve Him. Make a decision to follow Jesus.

Good Morning and remain blessed.

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