I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord,

appeal  to and beg you to walk worthy

of the divine calling to which you have

been called (with behavior that is a

credit to the summons to God’s service.

(Ephesians 4.1).

POINTS FOR PRAISE

AND MEDITATION

1) St. Paul considers himself the prisoner

of the Lord. This is not to indicate lack

of freedom. On the contrary our freedom

is God’s freedom. We enter into God’s

freedom. Where the Spirit of the Lord is

there is freedom.

2)This in essence is the summons to

joy and freedom.

3)St. Paul is set in His course for His life

thoroughly committed to God’s way.

4) God’s way of life is His lifestyle, to

live a life worthy of the divine calling to

which we have been called, to His glory,

not seeking our own, but seeking His way

of life.

HALLELUJAH! THANK YOU LORD JESUS!

Finally, brothers and sisters,

whatever is true, whatever is

worthy of reverence and is

honorable and seemly,

whatever is just,whatever is pure,

whatever is lovely and lovable,

whatever is kind and winsome

and gracious, if there is any virtue

and excellence, if there is anything

worthy of praise, think on and weigh

and take account of these things,

meditate on these

( fix your minds on them).

Practice what you have learned

and received and heard and seen 

in me , and model your lifestyle

on it, and the God of peace

will be with you.

( Philippians 4.8 and 9).

MEDITATION POINTS

Please meditate on these:

1) Thoughts that are beautiful.

2) Wholesome, true, noble, just,

pure, lovely thoughts.

3) Thoughts of good report, of virtue

and praiseworthy.

Always meditate on these things.

4) When you do this  and pursue

a Godly and Jesus Christ centered

lifestyle, the God of peace and the

peace of God will be with you and

fill your life.

AMEN!