“So faith comes from hearing, and hearing by the word of Christ.”
(Romans 10:17, NASB)

“For I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 1:6, NASB)

In the early morning light, the two Scriptures combined boiled it down to one simple truth:

The more we hear [read] God’s Word, the more our faith will grow.

We need to remain teachable and open to the correction of God’s Word through the working of His Holy Spirit. God will continue to work in our lives for all of our days.

He is still working in us. God takes the initiative in our lives and can be trusted to complete that which He starts. We must remember this process of growth in our lives is just that “a process“ an ongoing work or project.

In this verse, Paul looks back to the beginning of God’s work in our lives (our salvation) and then looks all the way forward, into eternity, to the completion of the process which will occur at the end of the age, which is when Christ returns.

“God not only initiates salvation, but continues it and guarantees its consummation; Paul is asserting that God will bring his work to completion. Nothing in this life or after death will prevent the successful accomplishment of God’s good work in every Christian.”

(from The Expositor’s Bible Commentary, Volume 11, page 105)

God is committed to finish that which He starts. It is a process and whether in us as individuals, or in a ministry, it is an ongoing process. We may be unfinished but He is still at work in us.

Can anything keep God from successfully accomplishing His good work in our lives?

Join me at Woman to Woman Ministries HERE where we will delve into this question a little more deeply.

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