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Spiritual Death

"When you were dead in your sins and in the uncircumcision of your sinful nature, God made you alive with Christ Jesus. He forgave us all our sins”  - Colossians 2:13

Last nite, an important theme came to my mind; Death. Whenever death is been spoken of, folks rejects it and some even don't talk about it. As if we all ain't gonna die. One of the sure thing of life is death. We shall all die someday.

Well, that is not the focus of my post. Here it is: There are two types of death, the first one is the physical death that everybody knows about, that one day, you will breathe your last and you will buried deep down the ground or perhaps burnt into ashes. Whatever way it is, one will die this physical death. 

The second type of death is the spiritual death. Spiritual is separation of the soul from God. The physical death is the separation of the soul from the body. Truth be told, the spiritual death is what we should be fearful of. Spiritual death is worst death than physical death that you know of.  When you have no relationship with God your creator, you are on the road to your spiritual death. 

It doesn't matter if you are a Christian or not, a church goer or not, a moralist or not, as long you do not have Jesus in you, you are spiritually dead.

To Be spiritually alive is to have Jesus living inside of you. A life devoid of Jesus is dead spiritually even though he/she is walking live alive. Many folks are a living corpse. 

Ask yourself, are u alive spiritual?  Or better still, do you have Jesus? If your answer is No or perhaps you aren't even sure, kindly take a minute and sincerely ask Jesus to come into your life. It's as simple as that...


It's lovely Thursday, another day of joy. My prayer for you is this: God will continually elevate you in all ramifications.

Good Morning and God bless you! 

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