I have medications that the doctor prescribed for me a couple of years ago. To be honest, they are not really doing me any good. Maybe it is because I don't take them. They seemed to be helping me for a while, but then I just fell back into my previous physical condition.
I really need to do something about this lull in my life, so I guess I will go back to taking the meds that have been sitting on my dresser for the past several months.
Well Duh!
"I am not a doctor." However, I am a Physician's assistant. Jesus is the Great Physician and I am His assistant and He has engaged and enabled and empowered me to help people with their spiritual health and well being.
As a preacher of the gospel I am called, gifted, anointed, appointed and charged with aiding people in living their lives. God gives me discernment to understand their needs and He gives me wisdom to teach His word and He gives me authority to direct their behavior. I must do this great work in the love of Christ, and in line with His revealed truth in the Bible, and at the unction of the Holy Spirit.
However, God's word does not help anyone if they do not believe it and receive it in obedience to God.
I write daily prescriptions and instructions (Bible exhortations and Bible directives), which can and will help people live their lives in superb spiritual health. BUT if these pastoral provisions are ignored, then it will be no surprise when people live far below the victory that Christ provides.
