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Amen!

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Amen! Amen! Amen! Jesus is truly enough! Jesus is the author and finisher of the Faith. Jesus! Jesus! Jesus! there is definetly something about that name. Had you ever knelt at the bedside of a dying soul and you mention His name! Jesus! Jesus! Jesus! Even the soon departed recognizes Jesus is the victor, the triumph one!

Oh Jesus! Sweet Jesus! May your love ever shine above those neon lights of the big cities. People look at civilization and believe that there is peace in those kind of lights but at the mere hand of God those lights just blow out and decay.
Only in you Jesus can we ever have blessed peace, have eternal hope and have a complete chance of becomimg fully who we were meant to be if it were not for sin. Lord cleanse me! Make a river of Joy come forth and let make people come alive in you. Dwindle not your Holy Spirit from me! Lord wake this nation, destroy the ACLU for it is so very anti-christian. It is preparing the devils way in this country. Let this be! Come alive world, come alive before it is too late.

Oh Jesus, so say it
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And ye are complete in him, which is the head of all principality and power:
Colossians 2:10

We can all disagree over Bible doctrine and interpretations of Scripture. But what will you do about Jesus? He will not change Who He is to accommodate Who we think He is. He is Who He is. We either have to come to grips with Jesus as He in fact is, or we have to settle for something less or something else. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Hebrews 13:8). So the question we all have to answer is this: Is Jesus enough? Is He enough, just as He is? Or do we still need Him to do something else in order to satisfy us? Intellectually we can say, “Yes, Jesus is enough. Amen to that. I believe it.” But I am surprised at the growing number of people who are openly suggesting that Jesus really is not enough for them! We need fellowship, they say. Or we need God’s blessings. Or we need spiritual gifts and more powerful anointings. To believe that Jesus is Enough (they say) is simply too mystical, too simplistic, too out-of-touch with the real world – no matter what Colossians 2:10 says.

I would suggest, brothers and sisters, that if Jesus is not Enough for us then we have not really met Him yet, or at the very least, we do not know Him very well. Corrie Ten Boom said, “You may never know that Jesus is all you need until Jesus is all you have.” That is the purpose of all God’s dealings with us in this area of being decreased (or as I like to say, being reduced to Christ). Jesus is not quite all we HAVE, and so we are reluctant to say that Jesus is all we NEED. The problem, dear friends, is not that we have too little, but that we have too much. It is not that we need more of the Lord; I believe we already have all of Him. We just need less of everything else. Like the Laodiceans, we consider ourselves to be rich, increased with goods, and in need of nothing (Revelation 3:17). Like Martha, who was vexed over “many things”, we have too many religious things, too many Christian things, too many spiritual things, too many church things, too many of the “many things” that distract us from the One Thing that is needed (Luke 10:42). No one is ever vexed over the One Thing. It is always the “many things” that vex us, all those “things” apart from Jesus that we think we just cannot live without, all those “things” we think we “need” simply because when it gets right down to it, we do not see Jesus as Enough.
 
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