Your Biblical Rights

The scriptures remind us that God reigns upon the

unjust as well as the just. We were told that He has no

respectable person. Even when we looked at the smallest

of the human race—the child—Jesus said, “Suffer the

little children to come unto me and forbid them not for

such is the kingdom of heaven.” (St. Matthew 19:14). Out

of all the supporting scriptures showing God’s love for

all people—you, me, the rejected, the poor, the rich, the

bound and the free—we must never forget His promises

to those who do not take the time to offer their lives to

Him as Lord and Savior. He said, “In the end, rather we

are departed by death or rapture,” (St. Matthew 25:32).

as Lord and Savior of their lives. Today, sheep and goats

are both enjoying good pastures. The green grasses are

rich with the right nutrients for growth, both physically

and spiritually. The water from the flowing rivers is sweet

and plentiful. Wealth, prosperity, fortune, and great

opportunities are desired by many as blessings from God.

But too few people long to establish a relationship with

a sovereign God who wants to do more than just meet

their short-term, temporary, and immediate needs.

Before we begin to ask for good measures, shaken down,

pressed together and running over, we must put ourselves

in a position to be healed, delivered, and set free by the