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Crossover!!!


It is a New Year, wow 2013!!! It feels like just yesterday we screamed hurray New Year, 2012, but another year has come and gone! What better time to talk about crossing over. As 2012 passed and we stepped in to 2013 we have had many things happen in our lives, some we would like to work on and improve and other things we promised our selves “never again!” For most students, specially those nearing graduation we have not only entered a new year but a new term full of important choices that need to made, most of which are time sensitive. As we Physically crossover from year to year we usually make a list of things we want to accomplish this year and right on top of the list “New Year’s Resolutions”. We plan for things of this world, we work hard and do all those things for our flesh, what about our soul? What  about things in the spiritual realm?

“Very truly I tell you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be judged but has crossed over from death to life.” John 5:24.  Now in the spiritual side of things, we are called to crossover from death to life, from dyeing to living! Yes, we always put this sorts of things off to when we are older or when we have lived a little. Do you know death can come when we aren’t ready to go to heaven, death can catch up to us when we are still in sin!  Even the second coming of Christ is said to come like a thief in the night, meaning we wouldn’t know when He will be coming back. So is it not better to always be prepared and live for God while you wait?? I know what you are thinking because lots of young people ask me this, “What a about living a little, what about having fun?” Living for God does not mean sitting in one corner on your own! Did you know that, “Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” John 14:6. So what kind of life are you talking about? He is the life the truth and the light. People think when you live for God you don’t have fun, which is not the case, when you live for God your definition of fun might be adjusted but you still enjoy life! Most of all you have peace that surpasses all understanding and eternal life, well that is a plus too!!

Notes:
  • This Year is your year for a spiritual cross over, from death to life
  • Know that living for Him is much more satisfying than temporary happiness

  Stay Blessed<3

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