One ... (Psalm 18:31-34)

Today’s scripture: Psalm 18:31-34

There is no other God but our Lord. None.

He is the one who “arms [us] with strength, and makes [our] way perfect.” He leads and guides and protects.

He gives energy and power. He showers with grace and mercy.

He loves beyond comprehension. Peace and joy and hope come from Him.

There is nothing we are, nothing we have, that is not from Him.

Today’s society (and even some “churches”) spout that we are in control. We can find our own happiness. We can become our own “god.”

But no!

There is one God. One Creator. One Lord. One Savior. One Redeemer.

One.

One Faith (Ephesians 4:4-6)

Today’s scripture: Ephesians 4:4-6

Faith. It can be quite a controversial topic.

Many say there are countless ways to faith or salvation or heaven or the god of their choosing.

It doesn’t matter what you believe. Not really. In fact, some say you can believe in a little of this, a little of that. A pinch of Christianity. A spoonful of Islam. Throw in a touch of Buddhism for good measure.

Do more good than bad, and you’re in. Follow the Golden Rule, and you’re good to go.

The Bible, God’s inspired word, doesn’t give us this “out.” It is very, very clear:

One Lord. One Faith. One God and Father.

Just one.

Either you believe in the One True God, or you don’t. It’s your choice.

And you must choose.

The God of the Bible or not. But you can’t choose a bit of this or a little of that.

Have you chosen the One True God? The One True Faith? Choose today.

A Choice (1 Timothy 2:5-7)

Today’s scripture: 1 Timothy 2:5-7

Believe in the God of the Bible or don’t. You have a choice. But if you say you believe in the God of the Bible, Yahweh of the Old Testament’s people of Israel, the Christ of Christianity, then you must, by definition, believe He is the only God.

Paul, inspired by the very Spirit of God, wrote there is one God, and one alone. You cannot believe in the God of the Bible and say that other gods may be valid. It isn’t possible.

And not only is there one God, but there is also only one way to Him. Jesus Himself said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me” (John 14:6).

Jesus is our mediator, and our acceptance of His payment of our penalty allows us to be in relationship with our Father.

Make your choice.