A glorious life is a life
that brings glory to God. Often the question is not whether a person desires to
bring glory to their creator, the question is how or can I. The answer is yes
and the how is simple, shine bright. Jesus says in Matthew 5:16 (NKJV) “Let
your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify
your Father in heaven”.
The first thing we need to
do is to “let the light shine”. Many times we put a dimmer switch on our
Christian walk. This self imposed dimmer is moved up and down by our
environment. The brightness is turned down in places like school and work so we
don't face persecution or isolation. The brightness is turned up at church so
we can seem spiritual, but so to much that we are asked to help out, then at home
the switch is often turned off. Jesus says let your light shine; on or off are
your choices.
Here are some practical
ways shine bright for the one who gave it all, Jesus.
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Living a glorious life often either requires, or will involve suffering, so
don't be surprised. 1 Peter 4:15-16
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Living a glorious life means you have to deny yourself. Matthew 16:24–25
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Living a glorious life requires doing the will of the Father and being on His
time table. Luke 2:49
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Living a glorious life is one that is transformed. Romans 12:1–2
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Living a glorious life knows what to say and when to say it. Proverbs
25:11–12
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Living a glorious life does not draw attention to its self. Matthew 6:3–4
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Live a glorious life without offense. 2 Corinthians 6:3
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Living a glorious life, love like Jesus loved. John 13:35
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A life that brings glory to God is one that brings people to Christ. Daniel
12:3
C.S. Lewis said “The glory
of God, and, as our only means to glorifying Him, is the salvation of human
souls, this is the real business of life.”
Turn on the light and let
it shine bright, tell people about Jesus and live a life that brings glory to
God, live a glorious life.
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