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When you buy a car assembled by someone who wasn’t committed to his work, you’ve
baught a lemon. When a musician plays unskillfully, we say his heart wasn’t in it. He isn’t
committed. Our world has a commitment problem today. America has a commitment
problem. The Church of Jesus Christ has a commitment problem, as well.
Absolute, total commitment to God, His will and His Word is the normal and universal
expectatioin of God toward you, your will offered on the altar of sacrifice (Romans 12:
1-2). Obedience to Him and not to human will is whar He commands and expects from us
(Romans 6). Commitment causes us to run the endurence race of life with success
(Hebrews 12); It produces canstant evidence of spiritual life (John 15).
One will not and cannot commit to God unless he belongs to God. This is accomplished by
giving over charge of ourselves into His hands, trusting Him for salvation and leadership.
Commitment to God brings peace of mind and spirit; by abandoning myself to Him I
become free. The life you are living isn’t real unless He is living it through you. Each and
every part of us is to be committed and seperated unto God for His use and glory.
Paul said, “And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray your whole spirit
and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ (1
Thessalonians 5: 23).
Commitment is on three levels: spirit -- the eternal part of man. We commit to His
salvation and eternal keeping: soul -- the intellect and emotional part, the thinking,
reasoning part. We are to continually commit this for His instruction and re-education; and
body -- the temporary dwelling place of the soul and spirit, the physical or material
shell in which we live. This we commit daily as we seek the will of God over and above
the will of flesh.
These three levels are active in three areas. We are committed to a Person, Jesus Christ by
faith in His shed blood on our behalf, establishing the relationship to God; we are
committed to a task, the will of God, proving that relationship; and committed to
fellowship and worship, maintaining the peace and joy of the relationship. Are you
committed to Jesus Christ?
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