Theme: our actions prove the genuineness of our faith.
Thought.
Our action speaks louder than our words leadership we can call Jesus Lord our actions tell us who our Lord is i could not have been used to tell us this 25 years ago our behavior is a conversation without vocal cords to Jesus and to satan please believe both of them are watching our behavior we know if Jesus is our Lord or not we can’t be who we use to be and who Jesus Christ want us to be at the same time there must be a change in our behavior satan don’t care if we are being used in ministry that evil entity don’t want us to learn how to be ministry ABBA FATHER is watching our behavior  if our behavior  don’t lineup with what we preach or teach He would use us and if we die that way He will refuse us the new Jerusalem we can’t let satan use us no more we need the knowledgeable one to be our soul’s final address our souls don’t need to go to hell to be cast into the lake of fire, i do understand everything the Holy Spirit use me to teach and preach to you is for me as well casting out demons prophesying God performing miracles through us don’t mean we are in right standings with Him.
Matthew 7:21-23 KJV
Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.
Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works?
And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.
Divine story time.
Matthew 7:21-23 warns that true salvation requires genuine obedience to God's will and a personal relationship with Jesus, rather than just outward religious works or verbal professions. Set at the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus clarifies that many who claim to do mighty works in His name will be rejected on judgment day if they lack true, transforming faith and live in "lawlessness".
Meaning of lawlessness.
NAS Exhaustive Concordance
Word Origin
from anomos
Definition
lawlessness
NASB Translation
lawless deed (1), lawless deeds (2), lawlessness (12).
Leader ship if we are living in lawlessness, we don’t have salvation now not having salvation now people are still being used if the person die that way they’re soul will be refused the new Jerusalem.
Meaning of salvation.
NAS Exhaustive Concordance
Word Origin
from yasha
Definition
salvation
NASB Translation
deeds of deliverance (1), deliverance (6), help (4), prosperity (1), salvation (61), save (1), saving (1), security (1), victories (1), victory (1).
Take note if our deeds not changed we did not receive deliverance. This is our spiritual help to have spiritual prosperity salvation It’s all about being saved
Before we move to allow Jesus to use us to be saving other precious lost souls so that they can receive this spiritual security and have victory over the things that had them bound we must think about our souls first that’s what ABBA FATHER want let’s give Him what He want by allowing Him to change our behavior the changing of our behavior is a lifetime event.
Romans 12:2
Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.
Divine story time.
Romans 12:2 instructs believers to resist conforming to worldly values, urging an inner transformation through a renewed mind to discern God's will. It acts as the practical application of Romans 1–11 (God's mercy), calling Christ-ians to act as "living sacrifices". This involves changing thoughts to align with divine truth rather than societal pressures.
Key Contextual Points for Romans 12:2:The "Why" (Mercies of God): Romans 12:1 begins with "therefore," linking this verse to the previous eleven chapters. Because God has shown immense mercy (justification by faith, salvation), the logical response is offering one's life in service.
The Contrast (Conformity vs. Transformation): Believers are warned against syschēmatizō—being molded into the pattern of the world—and urged toward metamorphoo—a deep, inner transformation of thoughts, attitudes, and perspectives.
The Method (Renewing the Mind): Transformation occurs by changing how one thinks, replacing worldly perspectives with biblical truth, which is a continuous process it’s a lifetime event understanding, and applying the biblical information gives all of us our transformation into the type of Christ if we don’t understand, we can’t apply not applying. We won’t be transformed into the type of Christ.
The Goal (Discernment): The purpose of this transformation is to prove (test and approve) God’s will, which is described as "good, acceptable, and perfect".
Historical Context: Paul wrote to a mixed community of Jewish and Gentile Christ-ians in Rome (around A.D. 57/58), encouraging unity and a counter-cultural lifestyle after a period of tension and Jewish expulsion counter-cultural go for us as well in 2026 and beyond.
"World" (Age): This refers to the current system of actions, attitudes, behaviors, and values that are contrary to God's ways.
"Sacrifice": Unlike old covenant animal sacrifices, this is a living, ongoing dedication of one's daily life, work, and actions to God until God call our souls home.
Reflecting on the profound message of faith and transformation shared in this article, I’ve personally experienced the significance of actions reflecting true belief. For many years, I attended church and engaged in religious activities, but it wasn’t until I truly allowed my behavior to align with my faith that I felt a deeper connection with God. The idea that our actions are a conversation without vocal cords resonated deeply with me — it’s not just about saying “Lord, Lord,” but about living in a way that demonstrates that Jesus is genuinely our Lord. The concept of lawlessness, as explained here, shed light on how important it is to not just profess faith but to embody it through changed behavior. This reminded me of times when I thought performing good deeds or participating in ministry was enough, but I later realized that God desires a transformed heart and mind, as Romans 12:2 stresses. The continuous renewal of the mind is indeed a lifelong process. I found that seeking God’s guidance daily helped me overcome worldly temptations and societal pressures, enabling a true transformation rather than mere conformity. Additionally, the explanation of salvation as more than a one-time event but as deliverance involving spiritual prosperity and victory hit home. There was a significant shift when I understood salvation includes an ongoing relationship, transforming our deeds, thoughts, and conduct to be pleasing to God. This journey has taught me that spiritual change is gradual and requires patience and consistent effort, underlining that God is watching our behavior closely. The reinforcement that ministry gifts like prophesying or miracles don’t automatically mean one is right with God also challenged me. It calls believers to self-examination, ensuring their faith produces authentic fruit. Ultimately, this message encourages each reader to focus inward at their spiritual state, embrace change, and seek God’s will earnestly — since only by doing so can they confidently serve and lead others to salvation.
