As Christ's Soldier

As Christ's Soldier
2 Timothy 2:3

Thou therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.

Hello God's Images, our acceptance to follow and serve God enlisted us into His army automatically. We are to grow in God's grace and become a good soldier. This grace is available for growth but until we decide to grow, we won't grow.

The above scripture advises us to endure the growing process, for it is part of our training. Yes! Hardness of different types will come, hitting you from every side but you have to hold on to the grace of God. In enduring the hardness we see and partake of makes us a good soldier of God whereby by our endurance we train the younger ones in faith. Paul endured and he was able to train Timothy and others.

Jesus even told us that hardness will come to us and we should know that He was hit and went through training by enduring, John 15:18. No enduring, no victory.

May God enable us to make do of His grace to grow becoming good soldiers of Christ, Amen.

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