Guarding the Treasure Poured into These Jars of Clay
Pastor talked about this deposit, and one of the questions he asked was,
Are we able to guard the deposit?
And that really challenged me.

Pastor talked about this deposit, and one of the questions he asked was,
Are we able to guard the deposit?
And that really challenged me.
We are called to guard our hearts with diligence, because out of them flow the issues of life. We must never let our guard down or assume we can handle things on our own.
Even when the vessel feels weak, cracked, or fragile, God still calls for worship. When we pour out worship to Him, He turns and brings healing, breakthrough and deliverance.
Speaker: B. Morgan Series: Power of a Made Up Mind Focus Scripture – Ephesians 5:18 (NKJV) “And do not be drunk with wine, in whichView More
What are we pouring out? Love — because of His love. Love is the subject that affects all people. Love has life-changing power —
What was poured into them has been poured out to us. But what they poured out can only be received by prepared vessels.
The term “pour out” can mean causing a liquid to flow from a container into a cup or another vessel. It can also be used as expressing one’s feelings in an unrestrained way.
When we pour into others, God pours into us. What we receive from God through our fellowship with Jesus Christ, we are to give to others.
He urges Timothy to preach the Word with courage — whether the season feels favorable or not.
The ultimate picture is Christ defeating Satan through His suffering on the cross. It appeared Satan had the upper hand — but that was not true. As the young people say, it was a plot twist.