It is a historical fact that the resurrection took place. We are hoping and trusting that it will be true. God’s children walk in truth.

If God took attendance, what would he find? He is listening to your words. We will give an account for every non-productive word and deed. A day is coming when all the dead will hear his voice and arise. What we do, after saying yes to Jesus, matters. We should not be more interested in earthly rewards than heavenly rewards. We can live our lives the way we want, but know that God wants you to be with him. That is why he wrote the longest love letter, the Bible. The Scriptures teach that people are going to hell. It was never designed that way. If you despise his presence now, what do you think would happen?

A crossroad is an intersection; it is the point of decision. We must consult with the one who put us here. We think about who we belong to. We are accountable and responsible to someone. How we assemble in a gathering matters. The one thing required for a holy assembly is honor. When we come to a hay assembly, how can we honor God, but hate our brothers and sisters? Church must be a safe and holy place. A place that helps us to get it right.

When we assemble in the name of the Lord, we must honor the lord, but also honor each other. God honors you by completing you. That is where we can find our peace.

Some people cannot trust because they do not understand the truth.

1. Truth - Jesus has proclaimed Himself to be the way, the truth, and the life. God says to be awake and understand. Get less mileage in your feelings and more on your knowledge. It takes a while to become a good follower of Jesus.

2. Trust - Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not unto your own understanding. You have to stick with God long enough for Him to prove Himself. Strong faith will produce a corresponding action. Trust means to lean into something that you have confidence in. It means to hold onto. Where are you getting your sustenance? Are you clinging to the vine? Jesus? Trust means to be rooted and stand firm. To be anchored. What’s in you must go deep so that it cannot be tampered with or plucked up.