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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2023 · 2 MIN

HAVE IT GOD'S WAY

from Good News Daily · host Uebert and Beverly Angel

Ephesians 3:1 (KJV) For this cause I Paul, the prisoner of Jesus Christ for you Gentiles… In the late '70s, the fast-food giant Burger King started a massive marketing campaign using the slogan, "Have it your way." Then, in the summer of 1996, Coca-Cola, the manufacturer of Sprite sparkling soda, released a campaign to reach the younger generation. They hired an advertising agency known for its ability to appeal to the younger masses and came up with the slogan, "obey your thirst." It was such a tremendous success that they updated the campaign twenty-five years later to broaden its appeal. The idea of doing what makes you feel good is the branding of this world. However, the deeper life has its own emblem. It's called the crucified life. Paul called himself an apostle, then a servant of God, but when he understood the crucified life, he identified himself as the prisoner of Christ. A crucified life does not have the foolish luxury of refusing what God wants, nor is it distracted with fulfilling the desires of the flesh. It is a life completely sold out to the Lord, which is the supreme expression of a life marked by abundance, power, and all that God intends for you. You've obeyed your thirst and got nothing but trouble. You tried it your way and are now looking for the way out. But God's way is the best way, and everything you could ever desire is found in the crucified life. PROPHETIC DECLARATION I am the walking, talking expression of Christ in me. I am a superior spirit who lives beyond the fleshly hooks of carnality. I am a willing participant in the crucified life in this YEAR OF HEAVEN ON EARTH HALLELUJAH!! FURTHER STUDY Galatians 2:20 DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE COPY OF THE GOODNEWS DAILY DEVOTIONAL AT: www.goodnewsworld.com/goodnewsdaily

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