Whose House?

                                                                        Whose House?


Never Disrespect a Man’s House.


But Christ as a Son over His own House, whose House “we are”, If we Hold Fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope, Firm To The End.  (Hebrews 3:6)


My House shall be called a House of Prayer, but you have made it a Den of Thieves.  (Matthew 21:13)


Jesus Call for us to Honor and Respect His House.

If we do not honor and respect God’s House, we will not Exercise our Faith.


Our Daily Nugget

is addressing “Two Houses”, that God Require us to Honor and Respect.  “We Are God’s House and the Church Building” is also God’s House.


We turn the Church Building from God’s House to a Den of Thieves when The Church is about Making Money “ahead of” winning souls for Christ and then teaching those souls to live for Christ.  Also we individually are God’s House.  We must not give up Holy Living in exchange for the worldly living.  God is protective of Both Houses and will defend both houses from attack and disrespect.


If we Honor and Respect The Lord, 

we will Honor and Respect The Lord’s Houses also.


We cannot Love the Lord and Love Money; we can only be Faithful to one or the other, but not to both.  Our God tolerates no rivals.   The Love of Money is the Root of all evil.  When we love money, that is evidence that we do not love the Lord.  To Love the Lord has nothing to do with how we feel, loving the Lord has to do with “what we do”.  What we do will be guided by “What We Think”.


Christians Must be Faithful to God’s Word, The Bible.  Being Faithful to God’s Word is to Honor and Respect God’s House.  The world expects to see Christians Honoring and Respecting God’s House, ourselves and the building, and when we don’t, we bring Dishonor and Disrespect to God’s Word, to God’s Houses, and we run the lost away from Christ.  If we don’t honor and respect God’s Houses, neither will the lost.


We are God’s Representatives, “Representing Well”,

“Will Make God Rejoice”; because we are Honoring and Respecting Both Houses.

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