In the summertime, it can get very hot. In the wintertime, it can get
very cold. What about our spiritual temperature? Jesus had something to
say about this – “most people’s love will grow cold’ (Matthew 24:12).
Has the fire gone out? How long has it been since, in your heart, you
said, ‘Did not our hearts burn within us … while He opened to us the
Scriptures?” (Luke 24:32)? Must we get colder as we get older? Can we
not be raised from the ashes? Must we be overwhelmed by the spirit of
evil? Cannot God restore in us the spirit of praise – “I will sing of
the Lord’s great love for ever” (Psalm 89:1)? Some of you may not have
worshipped God in His House for many years. Is it not time to make a new
beginning with God? Do you want to begin again with God? Over the
years, God has been speaking to you – but you have not listened to Him.
God is still speaking to you. Are you listening to Him? The Lord has
come to us – “Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners” (1
Timothy 1:15). Now, He’s inviting us to come to Him: ”Listen now, My
people, and come to Me; come to Me, and you will have life! … Seek the
Lord while He may be found, call upon Him while He is near” (Isaiah
55:3,6). This is your time for seeking the Lord. It’s the time of your
salvation – if you will return to Him. Come to Jesus. Bring your sin to
Him. He will come to you. He will forgive your sin. It’s time for a new
beginning with God. Let it start now!
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