Scripture: John6:29
Jesus answered them, “This is the work of God, that you believe in him whom he has sent.”
Thought for the Day: The belief to which Jesus refers in these words is a belief that leaves no one questioning what it is that is believed. It really doesn’t have much to do with the ability of someone to articulate what it is that one believes. The Greek word Pisteuo is what we translate as believe, but the Greek word speaks of commitment that trusts everything to that which is believed. The famous management guy, Peter Drucker, wrote: “Unless commitment is made, there are only promises and hopes; but no plans.” Let us make sure our belief is not empty promises or hollow hope, but is seen by all as an embodied commitment to a man and his amazing ways of love, goodness and forgiveness.
Prayer: What I believe to be true is what should guide me. Help me to make it so, O Gracious God, who provided me the greatest of teachers: Jesus. It is in his name that I offer these words of prayer. Amen.
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On Sat, Sep 13, 2014 at 3:39 AM, pastorfrogge wrote:
> pastorfrogge posted: ” Scripture: John6:29 Jesus answered them, âThis > is the work of God, that you believe in him whom he has sent.â Thought for > the Day: The belief to which Jesus refers in these words is a belief that > leaves no one questioning what it is that is believ” Respond to this > post by replying above this line > New post on *pastorfrogge* > Ecclesiological > Etchings: 09-13-14 > by > pastorfrogge > > [image: IMG_0028.JPG] > > > *Scripture*: John6:29 > Jesus answered them, âThis is the work of God, that you believe in him > whom he has sent.â > > *Thought for the Day*: The belief to which Jesus refers in these words is > a belief that leaves no one questioning what it is that is believed. It > really doesnât have much to do with the ability of someone to articulate > what it is that one believes. The Greek word Pisteuo is what we translate > as believe, but the Greek word speaks of commitment that trusts everything > to th