Scripture: Deuteronomy
30:15
"See,
I have set before you today life and prosperity, and death and adversity;
Insights: Today’s
verse sets before us the choice we all have to make. The Father told the children of Israel the
parameters that were set before them.
Those parameters were life and death.
They were either going to choose life with the Lord God or they were
going to choose rebellion and turn away from Him. If they chose rebellion then they would die
and be separated from the love of the Father.
Those two choices are all we still have this day. We are either going to spend eternity with
God or we are going to spend eternity separated from God’s love and grace. Let me interject here another truth in
regards to this decision making process.
If you say, “I will wait and make that decision later,” then you have
already chosen death and eternal separation from the Father. In other words, you are not promised tomorrow. You are not promised another hour of
life. You are not promised another minute
of life. If you were to die this very
minute and had said, “I will wait and make that decision later,” then you would
have chosen death. Jesus Christ came to
this earth to die for your sins and purchase a place for you in eternity with
Him. The only way you can enter into
that eternity is to receive His grace gift of sacrifice as your atoning
work. In other words, you must cry out
to Jesus and ask Him to save you from your sin and to give you eternal life through
Him. At the end of the day, these two
options the Lord gives to us in today’s verse are the only options that we
have—life or death. It is my prayer you
choose life.
Questions:
- Which choice are you going to choose, life or death?
- Do you understand that to say, “I will wait and make that decision later” is the same as choosing death?
Prayer: Father, this
decision is the most important decision we as humanity will ever make. We will either spend eternity with You or in
eternity separated from Your love and grace in the Lake of Fire I choose life, Father and thank You for this
gift of grace. Amen.
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