The Word of God
Scripture lists many metaphors for God’s Word that illustrate what it can accomplish. It’s claims are pervasive, reliable, and timeless. However, the incomparable claims of God’s Word often need man’s faith to actuate them. Many of God’s promises do not automatically operate; Christians must mix the Word with faith and expect God to fulfill His promise.
The Word of God is a hammer (Jeremiah 23:29). What has this irresistible hammer shattered for you lately?
The Word of God is a fire (Jeremiah 23:29). What issues of your life have you commanded God’s fiery Word to consume?
The Word of God is a light (Psalm 119:105). Have you shined God’s Word into the dark places of your life or someone else's life?
The Word of God is truth (John 7:17). Have you searched the Scriptures until they clarified ambiguous or deceitful matters?
The Word of God is bread (John 6:35). When have you last feasted on Christ's manna and enjoyed nourishment beyond anything the world could offer?
The Word of God is like rain (Isaiah 55:10-11). When have you last stood under the wetness of heaven to let it refresh and drench your soul?
The Word of God is a sword (Hebrews 4:12). Have you used God’s Word to detach unrighteous attachments? Have you severed the tongue of the enemy (Satan) and silenced his accusations against you?
The Word of God is life (Hebrews 4:12); it quickens the dead. Have you released it to resurrect a dream or hope that has died?
The Word of God is a seed (Luke 8:11). What growth and fruit emerge from your life?
The Word of God is like silver (Psalm 12:6) and gold (Psalm 19:10)—it's priceless! As the currency of the Kingdom it can make heavenly purchases of eternal value. What acquisitions have you made lately?
Enforce God's Word. It withstands and conquers all earthly powers!
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