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What Makes It Right?

Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. - 2 Timothy 2:15

Because your pastor told you doesn't make it right.

Because your parents told you so doesn't make it right.

Because your teacher told you so doesn't make it right.

Because a popular man of God told you so doesn't make it right

Because your mentor or role model told you so doesn't make it right

Because it is widely acceptable doesn't make it right

Because everyone believe it doesn't make it right

Because it is not popular doesn't make it right

Because it is new to you doesn't make it right

Because I said so doesn't make it right

Because you trust the speaker doesn't make it right

Then, what makes it right?

It is right because God Word says so.

Naturally, humans tend to believe what is popular, we tend to believe what our popular pastors told us. Of course they could be right and they could be wrong.

Learn to read the Word of God for yourself. Only through that you could really read what God says and you get an insight into the Mind of God.

Study the Word for yourself and let the Spirit of God ministered to you, then you will get to know what is right.

When we are too lazy to read the scriptures, we become vulnerable to all kinds of wrong doctrines and they will look so awesome to us because we haven't taken our own time to study what His word says.

Example: The Word of God says a clergyman should be a man of one wife. A pastor is now taking a second wife because one 'spirit' told him. People still believe and followed him. It's totally wrong. The Holy Spirit will only confirm what is in His written Word. God and His Word are One.

It's a beautiful Saturday Morning. The sun is shinning so bright. I pray that the Word of God will shine so bright in your life.

Good Morning and a Good Day to You! 😊


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