In 2 Peter 1, Peter tells us that God has stocked the pantry of our spiritual lives. His divine power has provided all the ingredients we need to thrive and live a godly life. Just as no great dish can be made without the right ingredients, no believer can grow spiritually without trusting in the provision God has already given us. This month, let's explore God’s recipe for spiritual growth and how to trust in His provision.
The book of Ephesians hits on a wide range of moral and ethical behaviors, designed to ensure that Christians are living up to our heavenly calling. As we continue in our faith from day to day, month to month, and year to year, the temptation to get comfortable will always exist.
How have you grown in your Christian life and in your faith since you obeyed the gospel? The aim of all Christians should be spiritual maturity! This maturity will not only benefit you but should spread throughout your family and community. Ephesians makes one point abundantly clear, after baptism, we must grow on to maturity.
