Friday, December 18, 2015

December 18th 2015 Why are you sitting down?

Reading: Hebrews 10, Zechariah 13-14, and Psalm 80

Scripture: Hebrews 10:12-13, “But when Christ had offered for all time a single sacrifice for sins, he sat down at the right hand of God, waiting from that time until his enemies should be made a footstool for his feet.”

Observation: I feel that is scripture does not have the impact that today that it did beck when it was written. I know that throughout my Christian life I don’t know how many times I heard this passage and just let it pass it by. This passage has lots of implications. In today’s culture we take sitting and putting our feet up almost for granted, many people have job and work that can or need to be done seated. Jesus was not only our savory he was a servant of the Father, as a servant you don’t get to sit until the job is done until there is nothing left to do. Therefore Jesus’ job if done, he did it, he became the payment for our sins.

Application: Now Jesus is waiting for his enemies to become his footstool. We have to look at what is said here, “enemies should be made a footstool for his feet.” That is not saying that he will come in and smash the enemy, though he can, this is a command to us saying that we have a spiritual battle ahead of each of us and we are to make his enemies his footstool. He sat down he is relaxing and waiting for to do our part and step out. Once we have stepped out and are walking in faith the Holy Spirit will give us the strength to overcome the enemy and make each one of those demons a footstool.


Prayer: Lord, I thank you for the men that made it out last night to the Men’s Christmas gathering last night, and all the great testimonies of your great love and power that was shared. Lord I ask you help me to have the spiritual strength and fortitude to overcome the enemy as he attacks and help me to see the attacks and prepare for that battle before I’m in the mist it.   

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