A true child of God is known not by titles, but by faith that endures to the end. ✝️✨
Jesus Christ said that some who are first will become last. This powerful truth reminds us that being a child of God is not about where we start, but about how we continue in faith until the end. It is possible for someone to begin strong in their Christian journey and later turn away. At the same time, another person may start weak, but through repentance and persistence, finish as a faithful child of God.
As believers, we must never assume that our good works today guarantee our faith tomorrow. A true child of Godunderstands the importance of self-examination. If we do not constantly check ourselves, we open the door for the enemy’s traps. The devil will keep harassing, tempting, and provoking us in hopes of pushing us away from God’s will.
Being a child of God requires consistency. Offense, anger, pride, and temptation are tools the enemy uses to derail our walk with Christ. But when we stay humble, prayerful, and obedient, we overcome every provocation and remain steadfast in God’s purpose.
Another warning for every child of God is not to blindly follow titles, positions, or names. A man may be called a great pastor or prophet, but that does not automatically make him a permanent child of God. What matters is daily obedience to the Lord and a life that produces the fruit of righteousness.
Let us commit ourselves to living faithfully every day. A true child of God is not defined by reputation, but by enduring faith, consistent obedience, and a heart surrendered to Jesus Christ.
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