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Where it start

    The coming of a baby to this world is to start living life. Everyone was once in this state. Then we began to grow, eat, talk, crawl, walk, run, read, write and so many other activities. It was a gradual process, but the first thing was to be born.
   In the kingdom of God, we were sinners at a point in our lives, then we became born again. Being born again is the bringing into life in Christ Jesus. At this point, many things begin to change in our lives.
   It is true that we must be born again(into Christ), but it doesn't end there. We must continue in the process of GROWING by feeding on the WORD OF GOD, WALK by letting the HOLY SPIRIT take the lead and we follow Him, and so many other things that pertain to the kingdom of heaven must be part of our behavior and attitude.
   We Christians must know that being born again is like getting an admission, but we must also engage in the activities of the kingdom to be sustained in it. A baby can't grow if he/she doesn't eat while a child of God can't grow without feeding on the word of God.
There are so many activities that must be engaged in the kingdom because it's a kingdom that is not limited by time, so one shouldn't be stalked on the fact that I'm born again. It's just a step out of millions of steps to take.
   The factor between a SAINT that has a past and a sinner with a future is THE CROSS. One meets the Cross and continued in the taking of those steps of Faith while the other must enter his future by taking one step of faith.
   Brethren, Christianity all started at the cross which is the bridge by believing and confessing Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, but it doesn't end there. We must keep moving. When we allow the holy spirit to lead us through the journey, then we will end victoriously. There is more to Christianity than getting saved when we allow the holy spirit to take the lead and we follow by faith. May the Lord help us in Jesus name. Amen! SHALOM!!!

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