True Transformation
“Therefore thus says the LORD: “If you return, Then I will bring you back; You shall stand before Me; If you take out the precious from the vile, You shall be as My mouth. Let them return to you, But you must not return to them.”
Jeremiah 15:19 NKJV
http://bible.com/114/jer.15.19.nkjv
Change is a constant phenomenon in life, especially when considering the human standard of living. Since most measure of this standard of living is based on self-service or the taste of people, the desire for change drives the noticeable level of improvements in life. However, God's standard for life and godliness does not change. When prophet Jeremiah became seriously intimidated by the desire for change from the people, he was tempted to modify the style and standard of his preaching. The same reason why the Church today can argue that 'if the pew is responsible for picking up the bills, why not it being responsible for influencing the message from the pulpit'. Whereas, faith in the God of the work cannot be replaced by faith in the people on the work. Ministers of the gospel must return to the total message for the apostolic experience of true transformation. And without a fearless declaration of the truth from God, grace for true transformation by God is compromised.
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