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When we know it is the Lord Who is speaking to us, we can be confident to obey all of His commands. He is faithful to do exactly what He has promised He will do, when our response to Him is obedience.

On the 2nd of January 2025, I woke with the word DOGMA being spoken to me directly by the Holy Spirit.

The Oxford dictionary describes dogma, as a principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true (in a way that is impossible to deny). As in, “The dogmas of faith.”

For us as believers in Christ, this authority is the Lord Jesus Christ as set out in the Scriptures.

The Cambridge dictionary describes dogma, as beliefs that people are expected to adhere to without any doubts. To which the Lord replied, Amen! Amen! Amen!

Another definition, describes dogma, as a belief communicated by divine revelation. The Lord then instructed me, “This is a principle for you to adhere to.”

When we know it is the Lord Who is speaking to us, we can be confident to obey all of His commands. He is faithful to do exactly what He has promised He will do, when our response to Him is obedience. Furthermore, the Lord says, “This is exactly what I am about to do.”

“I am the Lord, that is My name; And My glory I will not give to another, nor My praise to carved images. Behold, the former things have come to pass, and new things I declare. Before they spring forth I tell you of them.”  Isaiah 42:8 & 9.

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Dear Heavenly Father. Thank You for sending Your Son Jesus to die on the cross for my sins. I am sorry for the sins I have committed and I ask You to forgive me. I now turn away from all the things that I know to be wrong and I receive Your Holy Spirit and Your gift of eternal life. Thank You for this free gift of Salvation and eternal life. Help me to come to know and experience Your love for me more and more, and to now share the love You have given me with others. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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What next: Once we have started our relationship with Christ – it is important that we continue to grow in our understanding of Him, and experience His love for us on a regular basis. God does this for us as we read the Bible, which I encourage you to do on a regular basis, asking the Holy Spirit to help you understand it and make it “come alive” to you in a very personal way. May I encourage you to do this every day, and to actively pursue those things that God reveals to you. We also need to be spending time with other like-minded Christians on a regular basis, who are also growing in their relationship with God. We gain encouragement from being with other growing believers. Ask God to lead you to a Bible-believing church (or Bible-believing Christian group) that will encourage your relationship with Christ and help to meet your needs. Ask Him, and trust that He will guide you to the place of fellowship that is right for you.

May God both work in you and through you, those things that He desires, as you continue to submit your life to Him each day.