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Commentary by Mark Finley:
"Genesis 4 depicts the dreadful consequences of uncontrolled anger. Cain’s unbridled emotions led him to kill his brother Abel. There are serious consequences when our emotions are out of control. Cain left his home, and wandered as a “fugitive and vagabond.” His life was changed in an instant. Poor choices, uncontrolled emotions and negative attitudes produce devastating consequences. Good choices, emotions under control, and positive emotions result in positive consequences. A life under the control of God’s Spirit is prepared to face any circumstance life presents with an attitude of calm assurance in God’s overriding purpose. One of the more fascinating questions asked in this Biblical narrative is asked by Cain. He queries, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Where our decisions impact others, the answer is a resounding, “yes.” Although we are not responsible for the choices “our brother” makes, we are responsible for the choices we make which influence the lives of those around us. This should give us pause as we consider the influence of our actions and attitudes." ❤️ Jump to Daily Bible Reading https://www.revivalandreformation.org/bhp/en/bible/gen/4 Our accounts in other social networks:
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Commentary by Raul Lozano:
"Throughout Bible history, God has been calling His people to Him. Right after sin, He was close at hand in the garden to help get things restored. “Where are you?” God called to Adam (Genesis 3:9). The call of God is the call of salvation offered to sinners. Moved by grace, the Lord plans, organizes and executes salvation in order to “seek and save those who are lost” (Luke 19:10). And once sinners receive grace and respond to it, there is a second call for humans to listen to, the call to mission. The science of salvation includes calling all who have been saved to become links to extend the chain of grace until all humanity is covered. God structured salvation so that those who receive it turn into givers. Believers become witnesses; grace becomes mission. As in all sciences, the science of mission demands study and practice. A well-laid theoretical foundation is followed by methodology and technique. As this world experiences increasing globalization, the need for effective mission approaches also increases. Multiculturalism and diversity in our communities pose peculiar challenges which the students of mission must sort out. The good news is that the Master Scientist is with us all the way. In regards to the mission, He said, “I am with you always, even to the end of the age” (Matthew 28:20). Supervised and supported by God, students of mission will find ways to make disciples of all nations and help make the restoration of God’s kingdom a reality." Raul Lozano – Dean of the School of Theology at Linda Vista University, Chiapas, Mexico. ❤️ Jump to Weekly Spirit of Prophecy Reading https://www.revivalandreformation.org/bhp/en/sop/chs/1a Our accounts in other social networks:
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