My Father & I Part 8

• April 21, 2026 • 6 views

Give thanks for the Father’s presence and the provision made through Jesus’ blood. A child of God belongs to the blessing, because Christ has borne the curse and redeemed His people. Repeated family patterns of anger, marital disruption, premature death, or financial loss should therefore be confronted from the consciousness of redemption. Distinguish the finished work of Christ from the difficulties believers may still experience through ignorance or insufficient spiritual strength. Do not let the pattern itself define your standing before God. Grow in knowledge and strength to act on what you know. Spiritual preparation matters because lack of readiness does not prevent a battle from arriving. Refuse to accuse God, whose character is loving, righteous, just, and without darkness. Examine your obedience, unfulfilled commitments, neglected responsibilities, and growth instead of treating Him as the source of injustice. Take seriously the warning against spiritual sleep and the loss of good things through neglect; seek the strength to respond faithfully when resistance comes. Justification comes through faith in Jesus Christ rather than the law or personal good works. Christ became a curse for His people so that the blessing of Abraham could reach the Gentiles and the promised Spirit could be received through faith. Stand in this exchange: the curse borne by Christ and the blessing received in Him. Thank the Father for redemption from known and unknown curses, confess that you have been planted in the blessing, and seek understanding that makes these truths a lived possession.