Thought for Today - April 6
Ambassadors For Christ  -  By: Robert A. Searles
    
 Life on planet earth is preparatory for the real life in heaven.  It 
is  a back porch, or mud room, as it were, where we learn how to behave 
and cleanse ourselves before we are allowed into the parlor.  It is here
 that we hear and learn of God.  It is here that God's grace is freely 
offered to us, and we either receive it or reject it  It is here that we
 are saved.
     We who  are saved have been allowed to remain on 
planet earth after we were saved so that we might perform the work and 
ministry of ambassadors for Christ so that others might hear the good 
news of the gospel and be saved.  We must all stand before the judgment 
seat of Christ some day and give an account of how we have performed 
this ministry.
     We have all been given the tools with which to work and we have been given instruction in the use of these  tools.
 “If
 any of you lack wisdom let him ask of God that giveth to all men 
liberally and upbraideth not and it shall be given him.” James 1: 5
    
 We have all been given talents and abilities, all differing according 
to the will of God.  Some day we will be asked, where is the talent and 
ability that was given to you?  According to what we have done, and how 
we have trusted and obeyed, and according to our faithfulness or 
unfaithfulness we will have to answer to our Lord.
     How wonderful
 on that day would it be for our Lord to put his hand on our shoulder 
and say to us, well done thou good and faithful servant, but how ashamed
 we will be if we are found empty handed at that day with no crowns to 
place at our Savior's feet.
     Let each of us, therefore: “Take 
heed to the ministry which thou hast received in the Lord, that thou 
fulfill it.” Colossians 4: 17.
  
                                           Telehelp Publications Christian Literature Ministry 
Psalm 26:7
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