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Wednesday Wisdom: God chooses people by his grace... 

Wednesday Wisdom Content Contributor, Hunadi Lebudi

"God chooses people by his grace, He doesn't choose us by what we have done. (Romans 11:5-6)

It is the same even today. If they could be made his people by what they did, his gift of grace would not really be a gift."

The truth of the matter is that people who God chooses will receive his blessings, but others harden their hearts and refuse to listen to him. (Deuteronomy 29:4) says:"God closed their eyes so that they could not see, and he closed their ears so that they could not hear." This is still happening even today.

If you refuse to listen to God, your eyes will be closed so that you don't see and you will be troubled. By falling, you will not be destroyed. But your mistake will brought you salvation

When God raises you in a mighty way never act as though you are better than those around you. For the bible says: "you will be cut off from the branches." (Romans 11:17-21)

Let us hold on to our roots which is Jesus Christ because the roots gives life. God is naturally kind but He can also be strict. If you stop trusting him and depending on him, He will cut you off His tree but if you repent and start believing in Him, He will accept you back.

God never changes His mind about the people He has called. God's riches are great. His wisdom and knowledge have no end. No one can explain what God decides. No one understands His way.

In closing, who would know what is on the Lord's mind? (Isiah 40:13)

Who has ever given God anything? God owes nothing to anyone. (Job 41:11)

God made all things. Everything continues through Him and for Him.

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