Friday, May 29, 2015

Malachi 3:6 - God does not change

“For I am the Lord. I do not change.”

Malachi 3:6



Have you ever heard someone say “I will never change.” They live a lifestyle of sin, but they are determined that they are not going to change for anyone. They like living as they do (even though they are miserable). Some people change as they grow older, but they change for the worse. They slide more and more into sin. And, still others change for the good as God is doing a work in their heart and life making them more and more like Christ with each passing day. God get’s the glory, praise and honor when this happens. Our heavenly Father does not change though. He is the Lord. And He is and has always been perfect. Hebrews 13:8 says that “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.” Genesis 21:33 says that God is the “Everlasting God.” Habakkuk 3:6 says that God’s “ways are everlasting.” Malachi 3:6 says “I do not change.” Jesus and His Word will always be the same. They will also live forever. May they live forever in our hearts, perfecting us and making us more and more like Christ. Philippians 1:6 says “He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ.” God is faithful. He will finish what He started in our hearts and lives if we don’t resist Him or His Holy Spirit and allow Him to do a work in us. Constantly changing for the better can and will make us happy. We can rejoice.


Father, this world never stays the same. It seems to slip more and more into darkness. This makes us sad. Thank God we have You and Your Word to run to. You and Your Word never change.  We can always count on them both. Thank You for the good work that You have begun in us. Complete it until the day of Jesus Christ. We want to become more and more like You in each and every way. Help us to not resist the Holy Spirit. Help us to obey You and allow You to do the work You want to do in our hearts and lives. You are the potter. We are the clay. Make and mold us. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen. 

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