Heaven Land Devotions - Serve Christ Until Your Last Breath

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As this year has been unfolding there are some very frightening things that will be taking place. As I pondered on them, a thought entered into my mind, "Lord, there is so much about to take place that has everyone completely distracted.

What messages can I give them? What can I tell them?" He answered me in my heart saying, "The same thing. Tell them to keep on trusting in Me, and to keep on doing what they are already doing, and stay faithful to Me."

He impressed on me further that yes, there are things changing that will test the merit of all of us. And then I thought of that verse, "There is no shadow of turning with thee."

He wants us to stay true to the well-worn tested paths of all those who have gone before us thoughout the centuries. They are sure paths.

Serve the Lord while on earth every day, hour and minute. Even until the day you breathe your very last and final breath. Never surrender to anything or anyone, never give up, always remain faithful to the end. Then will Christ, "The Man at the Gate," lift you in and give you eternal rest in the Kingdom of His Love.

Every tear and sorrow in your little inch of time-suffering will not be worthy of your first breath of glory in heaven.

“Christ is a well of life, but who knoweth how deep it is to the bottom? This soul of ours hath love, and cannot but love some fair one; and O, what a fair One, what an only One, what an excellent, lovely, ravishing One is Jesus.”

― Samuel Rutherford, The Loveliness of Christ