“Leading
Everyday Always Deliverer Emancipates Readily!”(L.E.A.D.E.R)
Ramesh C. Reddy
Publisher
SCRIPTURE:
"One Sabbath Jesus was going through the
grainfields, and as his disciples walked along, they began to pick some
heads of grain. The Pharisees said to him, "Look, why are they doing
what is unlawful on the Sabbath?" He answered, "Have you never read what
David did when he and his companions were hungry and in need? In the
days of Abiathar the high priest, he entered the house of God and ate
the consecrated bread, which is lawful only for priests to eat. And he
also gave some to his companions." Then he said to them, "The Sabbath
was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. So the Son of Man is Lord
even of the Sabbath." (Mark 2:23-28, NIV)
Observations:I
asked myself what are the CLAIMS Jesus makes?
1. Jesus is the Son of Man
2. Jesus is Lord even of the Sabbath
I asked
myself whose COMPANY was Jesus in the presence of?
1. Disciples
2. Pharisees
I asked
myself what is Jesus CAPABLE of?
1. Jesus is capable of going through
the grainfields.
2. Jesus is capable of having disciples.
3. Jesus is capable of answering a question
with a question.
4. Jesus is capable of questioning the Pharisees with Scripture.
5. Jesus is capable of telling the Pharisees
what is lawful and unlawful.
6. Jesus is capable of revealing why the
Sabbath exists. 7.
Jesus is capable of exhibiting leadership qualities.
Observations:
I asked
myself what words/phrases are repeated and in what context?
As I looked through the passage,
Sabbath was mentioned 5 times so I decided to focus on it to see in what
instances it was mentioned.
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One Sabbath, Jesus was
going through the grainfields, and as his disciples walked along,
they began to pick some heads of grain.
-
The Pharisees said to
him, “Look, why are they doing what is unlawful on the Sabbath?”
-
Jesus said, “The Sabbath
was made for man,
-
Not man for the Sabbath.
-
So the Son of Man is
Lord even of the Sabbath.
Interpretations:
Today I looked at the first 2 instances where Sabbath was mentioned:
Point 1:
I asked myself why Jesus would go through the
grainfields?
It
occurred to me whatever Jesus did He had a reason for it. Jesus already
knew that the disciples were going to pick some heads of grain. Jesus
took this opportunity to address the Pharisees regarding the Sabbath
because He knew they were going to ask Him a question. Earlier in the
chapter, I learned that Jesus knew what the Pharisees and teachers of
the law were thinking in their minds even before they said it. It would
be no different here. Jesus wanted to teach them a lesson regarding the
actions of the disciples too.
Point 2:
I asked myself what was significant about the
question the Pharisees asked Jesus?
I
found it interesting that the Pharisees do not address the disciples who
they perceive to be breaking the law but directly address Jesus
regarding the disciples. Rather, than talking to the disciples, they go
directly to the source. This made me see that the Pharisees saw Jesus as
the leader of the disciples and whatever mistakes they perceived the disciples did,
they wanted answers from Jesus because Jesus was in a leadership role.
Implications:
I saw important implications for
my own life. The Pharisees saw Jesus in a leadership role and when
they perceived mistakes were made, they did not address the persons making the mistake
but went to the source. This showed me the responsibility we have when
we are in a leadership role. Those who think they are leaders take it as an
opportunity to challenge other leaders when their followers mess up.
This tells me when we are in a
leadership role, we need to be aware of the actions of those that follow
us. We also need to be prepared for the fact that if followers
mess up, people may not question the followers for the mess up but the
leader who is in charge of the followers. If the leader does not have a
substantive defense, not only is the leader affected but the followers
are too.
Speaking from experience, I can tell you being in a leadership role is
not always easy. Being in authority over employees who I have to manage is like a
leader-follower role. When the employees have messed up, the managers go
to other managers to address the situation than the employees. The
assumption is that the manager is supposed to manage the employees and
if something went wrong then the manager is to answer. This makes
a lot of sense!
Even in ministry, if you are a
campus minister you have student leaders who work under you and follow
you. When the student leaders mess up and do things that are unbiblical
in their leadership role, the one who oversees the campus minister will
address the campus minister to see why it has happened that way because
the campus minister was put in authority to do the Lord’s work on campus
and faithfully shepherd the student leaders.
When followers mess up, the
Lord could demand an answer from you because He put you in that
leadership role to shepherd them! If negative things were happening then
the campus minister may not have been doing his job properly. This goes
to pastors too! Though the case, the followers still are responsible for
their own actions too.
People don’t have to be in
authority to question someone if they perceive them to be doing wrong. I
can think of the church as an example. If people perceive that a certain
church overlooks deliberate and blatant sin of their congregation
members and does not even address it but gives a perception of condoning
it, the congregation members are not those who are questioned but the
pastor of that church would be in the spotlight and in the hot seat.
Whatever Jesus did I know is
right and I intend to look more closely at Jesus’ response in tomorrow’s
devotional time.
I ask you now dear friend, what kind of
L.E.A.D.E.R
do people see you as?
Dear friend, people's perception of you as a
leader will be determined first and foremost on how you lead your
family, If you lead your family biblically and the family follows
biblically, then people could see you as a good leader taking your cues
from the Lord Jesus Christ. But if you lead your family in a negative
way, people will see you as a bad leader but could also question the
Lord that you follow. The classic question would be, 'if a follower of
Jesus acts this way, why would I want anything to do with Jesus?'.
Sadly, even though leaders should not be held responsible always for
followers mistakes, sadly that does happen.
In a family household, usually from a
biblical perspective, the dad is held responsible for the well being
of the family. If the man cannot have the respect and honor of his
family but they behave however they like, the man will be seen as a
bad leader. This will even disqualify him from having a leadership
position in the church. Wow! That is very powerful and humbling. I
have a humbling responsibility to lead my family in the ways of the
Lord and pray that they are willing to follow lovingly instead of
rebelling. If they rebel, I am held responsible biblically. This
could have ramifications regarding pastoral positions, elder
positions, etc.
"The men you choose must be well thought of
for their good lives; they must have only one wife and their
children must love the Lord and not have a reputation for being wild
or disobedient to their parents. These pastors must be men of
blameless lives because they are God's ministers." (Titus 1:6-7a,
TLB)
"He must have a well-behaved family, with
children who obey quickly and quietly. For if a man can't make his
own little family behave, how can he help the whole church?" (1
Timothy 3:4-5, TLB)
"Also, he must be well spoken of by people
outside the church--those who aren't Christians--so that Satan can't
trap him with many accusations and leave him without freedom to lead
his flock." (1 Timothy 3:7, TLB)
That is a heavy responsibility for a man to
lead his family! Especially, it is a heavier responsibility for a
pastor who wants to lead a church.
In leadership, we have to always depend on
the Lord to guide us and lead us. Of course, you will always have
followers who want to go their own way and do their own thing. That
does not mean the leader is bad. All we have to do is look at the
fall of Satan from being Lucifer, the angel. This does not make God
bad because God is always good. In our lives too, if congregation
members fall away from the church, it is not always the pastor's
fault but majority of the time leaders are held accountable for the
behavior of followers.
Jesus will determine what
kind of leader you are in your home based on how you lead your family.
Employers will determine what kind of leader you are by how you lead
those under you. When I was in management, if my employees did
wrong, my supervisor would come to me first. How appropriate just
like the Pharisees did in approaching Jesus instead of his
disciples.
There are only two
choices when it comes to being a leader; you are either a good leader or
a bad leader. It can be an honor to be a leader but there is also great
responsibility that comes with it. Those that follow you will be
influenced by your own actions because they see you in a leadership
position. You can take that opportunity to be a righteous leader as you
depend on the Lord Jesus Christ to help you and guide you to be the best
leader you can be.
I know I want to be the best leader wherever the Lord has placed me.
Everyone is a leader in some capacity for everyone has followers whether
we acknowledge it or not. If you are a big brother or sister, you have
younger brother/sister that becomes a follower, etc. If you are a
pastor, you have a congregation who follows after your teaching.
Jesus is the best example of learning how to be a good leader. Jesus
loves you and me so much that while we were yet sinners Jesus took it
upon Himself to pay the ransom by dying for our sins. Jesus did that so
His precious cleansing blood can wash away all our filthiness and make
us white as freshly fallen snow.
As a leader, Jesus took the initiative to have followers by restoring
them to a relationship with Him when they turn to Him with all their
sins and ask Jesus to nail their sins to the cross.
Friend, God in His holiness cannot allow sin to enter into His
presence so Christ paid the price to redeem us from the bondage of sin
and death. Now we don't come to Heaven because we feel we have done
99.9% of good things and only 00.1% of bad things. Bad is bad and a
black dot on a white poster does not make that poster completely white.
We need to be completely pure to enter the presence of the Lord and
Christ made it possible for us when we turn our lives over to Him.
When God sees us now He does not see 99.9% of water being polluted by
00.1% of cyanide but sees Christ's cleansing blood covering over us and
His judgment passes over us. We are restored to God. Let us take Jesus
as our leader and make decisions as His followers based on His
teachings.
May you learn from the Master
Himself on how to be a good leader for His honor and glory! Amen!
Good books to read on leadership are "Transforming Leadership" "Master Plan of Evangelism",
'Excellence in Leadership', and 'Making of a Leader'. If you
want those books, I can get you a copy!
“Leading Everyday Always Deliverer Emancipates
Readily!”(L.E.A.D.E.R)/”What kind of L.E.A.D.E.R do people see you as?
Prayer:
Dear Lord Jesus, thank you so much for letting me leajrn about
leadership. Oh Lord thank you for being the best leader and being up to
the challenge to answer those that question your leadership. You Oh Lord
have set an example for us. Help us Oh Lord to know that when we are in
a leadership position, we are scrutinized more and need to set a good
example for those that follow us. Lord, when we are followers also, help
us to follow you depending on you for wisdom. We want to follow you Jesus and be guided
by you. Forgive us our sin Oh Lord and cleanse us with your precious
cleansing blood. I thank you Jesus! Please come into my heart and make
my heart your home. I thank you Jesus for coming into my heart and
making my heart your home. Thank you for living in me Jesus and I will
live for you and with you serving you the rest of the days of my life as I follow
you with your help. I acknowledge you as my Lord and Personal Savior!
Thank you Jesus for being my Lord and Personal Savior! I surrender my
life to you and ask for your help! Thank you Jesus that you have heard
my prayers and answered me! In Your Name I Pray Jesus! Amen!
Lord Jesus,
You are my all in
all. You are my Prince of Peace, Rock, Savior, and Friend. You are my
Holy Father guiding me through to live a life of righteousness, holy
righteousness. Oh God, I need you more than ever. I need to feel your
hands around me holding me tight. I need your love to surround me so
that you can glow in my life. Help me please Jesus. I desire in your
presence. Thank you for guiding me to live a life of righteousness. Oh
God you love me more than ever. You hear my voice when I cry out to you.
When I seek your face, you fill me up. You are my all in all. Thank you
Jesus so much for your help no matter what I face, your grace is
available and you take my case. Thank you for hearing us and answering
us. In Your Name I Pray Jesus! AMEN! (Most of the prayer is from a
vineyard song called “All in All”)
"May my spoken words and
unspoken thoughts be pleasing even to you, O Lord my Rock and my
Redeemer." (Psalm 19:14)
May the Lord Jesus guide you in
His love leading you! Amen!
No matter what you feel in your heart,
know that Jesus has come in and resides with you! You are not alone! To
make your walk strong with the Lord, spend time in prayer talking to Him
as you would to a friend. You don’t need special words to talk to the
Lord. Spend time in His Word reading Psalms and turning them into
prayer. Next allow God to heal you and speak to you through the Gospel
of John or Gospel of
Mark before moving on to other Books of the Bible! Slowly, let the Lord
show you to which Scriptures He wants you to go to next. It is also important to be part of a body of believers to
help you grow in the faith. Find a Bible believing church that preaches
the Word of God from Genesis to Revelation proclaiming Jesus Christ our
crucified and risen Lord who brings us hope, healing, and help by His
grace alone!
Feel free to email me at
reddy4hisglory@gmail.com
if you want to meet to study the Bible,
pray with, talk about Spiritual issues or whatever is on your mind! My
number is 412-641-9426
"This is my
work and I can do it only because Christ's mighty energy is at work
within me." (Colossians 1:29, TLB)
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Mark 2:21-22:
"How do you see your L.I.F.E now?" By
Ramesh C. Reddy (Wed, June 30, 21,
11:38 am)
Mark 2:18-20:
"Why should their be F.A.S.T.I.N.G in your
life?" By
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11:29 am)
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"Who do you I.N.V.I.T.E to dine with Jesus in
life?" By
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10:40 am)
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life?" By
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10:20 am)
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11:45 am)
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in life?" By
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09:04 am)
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08:49 am)
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07:39 am)
Mark 2:5:
"How have you seen your prayer of
I.N.T.E.R.C.E.S.S.I.O.N impact someone's life?"
By
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11:23 am)
Mark 2:2-5:
"How will your F.R.I.E.N.D.S see your impact
in their life?" By
Ramesh C. Reddy (Thurs, June 10, 21,
09:11 am)
Mark 2:1-2:
"What do you do with your P.O.P.U.L.A.R.I.T.Y
in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Wed, June 09, 21, 10:47 am)
Mark 1:45:
"What do your actions C.A.U.S.E in your life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Thurs,
Sept 17, 20,
11:25 a.m.)
Mark 1:43-44:
"What area of weakness do you need a
pastor/priest to A.C.C.O.U.N.T for in your life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Wed,
Sept 16, 20, 07:41 p.m.)
Mark 1:43-44:
"Who should you T.H.A.N.K first and foremost
for good news?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Tues,
Sept 15, 20, 11:38 a.m.)
Mark 1:40-42:
"Where do you need to be C.L.E.A.N in
life?" by Ramesh C. Reddy (Mon, Sept 14, 20)
Mark 1:37-39:
"How do you get your D.I.R.E.C.T.I.O.N in
life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Sat, Sept 12, 20, 11:08 a.m.)
Mark 1:36-39:
"What kind of T.I.M.E do you give to the
Lord?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Thurs, Sept 10, 20, 10:57 a.m.)
Mark 1:35-39:
"How do you give your S.O.L.I.T.A.R.Y
time to the Lord?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Wed, Sept 09, 20, 10:38 a.m.)
Mark 1:32-34:
"Where do you need A.N.S.W.E.R.S in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Mon, July 13, 20, 10:26 a.m.)
Mark 1:29-31:
"What place do you give F.A.M.I.L.Y in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Mon, July 13, 20, 10:23 a.m.)
Mark 1:30-31:
"Where do you need H.E.A.L.I.N.G in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Fri, July 10, 20,
11:09 a.m.)
Mark 1:29-31:
"How is your F.E.L.L.O.W.S.H.I.P after a
church service?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Thurs, July 09, 20,
10:23 a.m.)
Mark 1:23-28:
"What C.A.P.T.I.V.I.T.Y are you facing today
in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Wed, July 08, 20,
04:20 p.m.)
Mark 1:21-22:
" Whose T.E.A.C.H.I.N.G.S do you actively listen to in life?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Mon, July 06, 20,
03:43 p.m.)
Mark 5:24b-29:
"Where do you need F.R.E.E.D.O.M to move
on?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Sat, July 04, 20, 10:16 a.m.)
Proverbs 29:25, Acts 5:29, John 4:18:
"Why LOVE rules over F.E.A.R in BLACK people's
lives?" By Ramesh C. Reddy (Mon, June 22, 20,
08:12 p.m.)
Proverbs
1:10-19, 29-33, 2:11-15:
"Why believe when the looting starts, the
shooting starts creating V.I.O.L.E.N.C.E in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Sat, June 20, 20, 11:49 a.m.)
"Personification of Racism"
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(June 18, 20, 10:05 p.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(June 15, 20, 10:33 p.m)
Romans 13:1-5:
"How should you handle P.O.L.I.C.E who have wronged
you?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(June 09, 20, 10:59 p.m)
Mark 1:19-20:
"How do you rate in the B.U.S.I.N.E.S.S of Jesus?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(June 08, 20, 08:00 a.m)
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you called to do?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 28, 20, 08:02 a.m)
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others about Jesus?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 27, 20,
09:50 a.m)
Mark 1:14-15:
"What role does the word R.E.P.E.N.T play in your
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 26, 20,
07:12 a.m)
John 12:24:
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this M.E.M.O.R.I.A.L day?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 25, 20, 07:18 a.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 23, 20,11:44
a.m)
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(May 21, 20, 7:17 p.m)
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(May 20, 20, 9:15 a.m)
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(May 19, 20, 8:49 a.m)
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(May 16, 20, 9:44 a.m)
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(May 15, 20, 9:11 a.m)
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(May 14, 20, 9:02 a.m)
Mark 1:1:
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 12, 20, 7:22 a.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 08, 20, 4:49 p.m)
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(May 05, 20, 5:07 p.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 04, 20, 7:07 p.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(May 01, 20, 6:56 p.m)
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your life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
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"Why show C.O.N.C.E.R.N for others in your
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 28, 20, 5:05 p.m)
Philippians 4:9:
"How do you know your P.E.A.C.E is real?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 25, 20, 7:46 p.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 23, 20, 5:49 p.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 22, 20, 1:27 p.m)
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"How do you handle A.N.X.I.E.T.Y in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 21, 20, 10:07 a.m)
Philippians 4:5:
"What measure of G.E.N.T.L.E.N.E.S.S do you have?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 20, 20, 06:38
a.m)
Philippians 4:4:
"When do you R.E.J.O.I.C.E in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 17, 20, 07:07 p.m)
Philippians 4:3:
"How have you C.A.M.P.A.I.G.N.E.D for Jesus
Christ in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 16, 20, 05:24 p.m)
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By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 14, 20, 11:47 a.m)
Philippians 4:1:
"Where do yo S.T.A.N.D on love in your
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 13, 20, 11:03 a.m)
Colossians 1:13-14, 18:
"What can the B.L.O.O.D of Christ shed on the
cross do for you?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 10, 20, 11:55 a.m)
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"How do you know judgment will P.A.S.S.O.V.E.R
you?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 09, 20, 05:23 p.m)
John 12:13:
"Why should a P.A.L.M branch matter to you in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy (April 07, 20, 11:22 a.m)
John 12:3:
"Why reflect on what happened to Jesus'
dirty/stinky F.E.E.T one day?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 06, 20, 11:32 a.m)
Philippians 3:20-21:
"What C.I.T.I.Z.E.N.S.H.I.P should you desire
the most?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 04, 20, 11:32 a.m)
Philippians 3:18-19:
"Why shed T.E.A.R.S for others in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(April 01, 20, 6:45 a.m)
Philippians 3:15-17:
"Who or what are you willing to P.A.T.T.E.R.N
your life after?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 30, 20, 9:28 a.m)
Philippians 3:12-14:
"How can you deal with the P.A.S.T in your
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 27, 20, 11:03 a.m)
Philippians 3:5-11:
"Why for R.E.F.O.R.M.A.T.I.O.N you need the
transaction of the C.R.O.S.S?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 25, 20, 3:14 a.m)
Philippians 3:2-4:
"How is your T.H.E.O.L.O.G.Y in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 24, 20, 9:36 a.m)
Philippians 3:1:
"Why R.E.J.O.I.C.E in the Lord?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 23, 20, 11:10 a.m)
Philippians 2:25-30:
"When will your H.O.M.E.C.O.M.I.N.G begin?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 20, 20, 07:43 a.m)
Philippians 2:19-24:
"How can you Q.U.A.L.I.F.Y well in other
people's lives?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 18, 20, 07:49 a.m)
Philippians 2:17-18:
"When do you live out your F.A.I.T.H in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 16, 20, 10:33 a.m)
Philippians 2:14-16:
"What does your B.E.H.A.V.I.O.R do for others
in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 13, 20, 08:19 a.m)
Philippians 2:13:
"How do you W.O.R.K out your Salvation?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 12, 20, 10:49 a.m)
Philippians 2:12-13:
"What path have you taken for
S.A.L.V.A.T.I.O.N in your life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 10, 20, 11:02 a.m)
Philippians 2:12-13:
"What is the point of O.B.E.D.I.E.N.C.E in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(March 09, 20, 11:24 a.m)
Philippians 2:9-11:
"How do you handle the N.A.M.E of Jesus in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 29, 20, 06:46 a.m)
Philippians 2:8:
"What can the C.R.O.S.S do for you in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 17, 20, 10:51 a.m)
Philippians 2:5-7:
"How do you match Jesus' A.T.T.I.T.U.D.E in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 12, 20, 10:59 a.m)
Philippians 2:3-4:
"How do you respond to C.O.M.M.A.N.D.S in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 11, 20, 10:23 a.m)
Philippians 2:1-2:
"What C.O.N.D.I.T.I.O.N are you in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 10, 20, 11:08 a.m)
Philippians 1:29-30:
"How do you handle S.U.F.F.E.R.I.N.G in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 07, 20, 10:51 a.m)
Philippians 1:27-28:
"How do you C.O.N.D.U.C.T yourself in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 04, 20, 08:38 a.m)
Philippians 1:22-26:
"What are your C.H.O.I.C.E.S based on?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Feb 03, 20, 10:10 p.m)
Philippians 1:21:
"Why D.I.E for Christ?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 31, 20, 12:11 p.m)
Philippians 1:21:
Why L.I.V.E your life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 27, 20, 10:08 a.m)
Philippians 1:20:
"Where do you need to have C.O.U.R.A.G.E in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 22, 20, 10:20 a.m)
Philippians 1:19:
"Who do you C.A.L.L often in life to intercede for others?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 21, 20, 10:36 a.m)
Philippians 1:19:
"What reason do you have to R.E.J.O.I.C.E in
life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 20, 20, 07:11 a.m)
Philippians 1:16-18:
"How are your M.O.T.I.V.E.S in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 18, 20, 08:01 a.m)
Philippians 1:12-15:
"What have your C.H.A.I.N.S done to others in
your life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 16, 20, 11:50 p.m)
Philippians 1:12:
"How can you feel S.P.E.C.I.A.L when things
are going so wrong in your life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 15, 20, 2:14 p.m)
Philippians 1:9-11:
"What is your L.O.V.I.N.G response based on?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 14, 20, 6:51 a.m)
Philippians 1:7-8:
"How can your A.F.F.E.C.T.I.O.N grow towards
others in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 13, 20, 11:00 a.m)
Philippians 1:7-8:
"Why can you only be saved by G.R.A.C.E alone?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 13, 20, 10:51 a.m)
Philippians 1:3-6:
"Why be C.O.N.F.I.D.E.N.T in the Lord?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 08, 20, 09:44 a.m)
Philippians 1:3-5:
"How can you attain a P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S.H.I.P in
the Gospel?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 08, 20, 09:44 a.m)
Philippians 1:3:
"How will others R.E.A.C.T towards God when they remember you?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 07, 20,
10:07 a.m)
Philippians 1:2:
"When do you B.L.E.S.S others in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 06, 20,
11:10 a.m)
Philippians 1:1:
"Why bother to let others T.R.A.I.N you when
you are already a leader?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 04, 20,
11:55 a.m)
Philippians 1:1:
"Why should you believe you are H.O.L.Y
instead of a sinner?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 03, 20,
9:53 a.m)
Philippians 1:1:
"Who will you be a S.E.R.V.AN.T to in life?"
By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 02, 20,
6:55 pm)
"What will your P.R.E.S.E.N.T look like in
2020?" By Ramesh C. Reddy
(Jan 01, 20, 1:13 pm)
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