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HEIRS

Galatians 3:29
"And if ye be Christ's, then are ye Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise."

BOOM!!!
This is IT! This goes beyond encouragement; the Apostle Paul is telling the Galatians THEY are the Chosen People of God! Heirs!! Because they have been given FAITH by the Holy Ghost because of the work of Jesus! We NOW have GOD with us in our innermost lives and we get to call Him; "Father." We "are all the children of God BY FAITH in Christ Jesus!" 

"There is NEITHER Jew nor Greek, there is NEITHER bond nor free, there is NEITHER male nor female: for ye are all ONE in Christ Jesus." Our world today is looking for this Messiah! People are coming up with wild theories, pitting one person against the next, makings up new terms and digging up old wicked ways. All out of some desperate attempt to find relevance and meaning when it's all here. Right at their fingertips, hidden in the pages of the Holy Bible; we are all ONE in Christ Jesus!

There is no real difference. We are all one in Him. Don't be negative or destructive. Don't be a part of division. Don't be safe. Be brave to speak love and truth to our neighbors. Cross the culture lines. Break the barriers. Build the bridges. Tear down the walls. 
Reach out to others. 
Be inspired by Jesus.
Amen!

The good parts of these daily devotionals are inspired by the sermon at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church in Fredericksburg Texas. You can watch it by following this link... https://youtu.be/ABmltxnIaCM
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