Christian trail- Masters and Servants

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Hello fellow steemians,as we all know,Sundays are always set aside for christians to fellowship with their creator and hence I would want to share the word of God with us all in order for some of us who could not go to church to benefit and for us who went to church to add more.
Titus 2:9 says ;Exhort servants to be obedient unto their own masters, and to please them well in all things; not answering again;

Throughout the Bible, those that received an anointing were servants. Joshua was a servant of Moses (Joshua 1:1).

Elisha was a servant of Elijah: “Here is Elisha the son of Shaphat, which poured water [servant] on the hands of Elijah” (2 Kings 3:11). Peter, James and John were the servants of Christ: John 15:15. The position of a servant is a humbling one. You do not have your own mind! You must work for your master, taking him to be right all of the time. When you become a servant, you are like a grown-up child, ready to receive every instruction that is meted out to you.

No one is above the Word of God. If Joshua had to be a servant before he became an anointed General, so will you! This is another reason why some people never become anointed. They are simply too big to ever become servants of anyone. They are too conscious of their age and position in society. They feel that their status must be constantly recognized. No wonder God has raised up many young people to receive an anointing. Some people just attend services and want to be appointed elders in the church, without serving their way to the top . Ask yourself if you are a servant or a boss. Also being a servant is as being humble or meek as a sheep because God gives more grace to the humble as said in John 4:6 ; But he giveth more grace.Wherefore he saith,God resisteth the proud,but giveth grace unto the humble.coptic-657862_1280.jpg
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