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Adulterousness

   When two people are joined together before an altar, they become life partners automatically. They are pronounced as husband and wife. In a case where one of them becomes unfaithful to their marital vow by having sexual intercourse with someone other than his/her spouse is called ADULTERY.

   Unfortunately, the body of Christ has some set of people who commit this act. You might want to ask how the church of God is committing this grievous sin. I will be please to tell you that the church is guilty of this - BIG TIME!

   We profess Jesus Christ as our Lord and savior. We say that we are Joint-heirs with Christ Jesus in God. We even say Christ in us, the hope of Glory. All these quotes are true indeed but our act makes it of no effect.

   Imagine a wife always boosting of her husband, but always gain pleasure in someone else - isn't that adultery? This is what we that claim to be Christians do, by proclaiming Jesus as our everything but seek for everything we need in the things he has given is.

   The church is the bride to Christ Jesus, but she seems to have other means to get what she needs apart from her husband. This is a call to repentance brethren. We can't keep calling Jesus names of what he can do for us and not believe in what we say He is.

   He is more than that burden or pain that you think you can bear. Take it all to Jesus and cast ALL your burdens to Him alone. He will take them from you and give you rest! How long will you suffer? He can put ALL in control if you can just BELIEVE!

   Don't just say it all the time, believe it and you will have it. He is ever FAITHFUL and ever SURE. He's always in Love with you and wants you to understand that He's everything you need (john 15:5). Come as you are, drop your heavy loads and look up to Jesus the author and finisher of our faith( Hebrews 12:2). His arms are wide and He will give you rest.

Shalom!!!
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