Friday, 12 September 2014

God-tracking is not a religious rite; it’s a stress-free walk of faith

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12 September 2014   

Dear God-tracker 

God-tracking is not a religious rite; it’s a stress-free walk of faith  

Studies have shown that the hippocampus of one’s brain, which is responsible for short-term memory, shrinks when one is under stress. In other words, the more stressed you become the more forgetful you become. Further studies have shown that religious people tend to have short-term memory lapses indicating that their hippocampi have become reduced. The researchers put this down to the stresses involved in following the precepts of religious compliance. They say that religious people open themselves to added stresses as a result of the effort of trying to follow religious rites and regulations. 

Sadly, many folk who call themselves practicing Christians think of themselves as religious people. As Christians we do follow the precepts of our scriptures, however, true Christianity is not a religion per se, but a relationship. The essence of salvation for a Christian is not religious works but a submissive faith in God’s grace; and grace is God’s doing. The Lord God we worship, produced the means himself to redeem us from sin after the fall of mankind. He did this by sending Jesus, his righteous son, to die for sin in our place (because the wages of sin is death) and then, by his resurrection, to create a way for us to be forgiven of all sin. Jesus became sin so that, in him, I might become God’s righteousness. The Law of the Spirit of life in Christ has set us free from the requirements of dead religious precepts. And all this is God’s grace – God’s doing! Faith is simply admitting that we don’t have what it takes to work for our salvation by any religious observance, or otherwise, and simply putting our confidence in the work of Jesus through the cross. It’s that easy!

Religion can be stressful but true Christianity is not stressful. Religious duties and procedures can be stressful but simple faith in God’s grace is anything but stressful. Trying to deal with sin and infirmity by our own effort can be really stressful but walking in repentance and by God’s grace is not stressful. In fact, faith is the easiest thing in the world, because faith is admitting that I can’t while God can! This is why Jesus said, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest,” and “my yoke is easy and my burden is light." Religion is bearing up under the yoke of rituals, regulations and good works while true faith is simply tracking your life track, arm in arm with Jesus. 

God-tracking is not a religious rite; it’s a stress-free walk of faith  

Dudley

It’s all in the Book…
2 Corinthians 5:21
Romans 8:1-11
Matthew 11:28-30 

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Verse of the Week

Ephesians 2:8-9
For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith--and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God--not by works, so that no one can boast.
 

Quote of the Week
Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes

“Christianity is not a religion, Christianity is a supernatural revelation.” --- Kathryn Khulman
 

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!
Look up and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus! 

I will walk by faith and not by human effort 

“Dear God, I admit that I have sinned and come short of your righteous requirements. In the name of Jesus Christ I repent of my sin and I repent of my human efforts at trying to earn my salvation by good works. I realise now that I am saved only by the works of Jesus on the cross and his resurrection from the dead. I accept this fact by faith and confess Christ as Lord of my life. I come to Jesus today to take up his yoke and let go of my own. I fully accept Jesus Christ as Lord and saviour and choose to give my life over to him. From here on, I will walk by faith and not by human effort. Thank you you’re your grace and new life, O Lord. Amen.”

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Friday, 29 August 2014

God-tracking is a life seasoned with the power of Holy Spirit


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29 August 2014   

Dear God-tracker

God-tracking is a life seasoned with the POWER OF Holy Spirit 

I remember my first attempt at cooking a curry. Before I go any further, one thing you need to understand is, I’m no cook! Yet, with the council and direction of my talented wife, I once boldly attempted to cook up a dish fit for the Raj of India. The ingredients: sunflower oil, beef braising steak, onions, chopped tomatoes, garlic cloves, chillies, fresh root ginger, cumin, coriander, turmeric, garam masala, natural yoghurt and a handful freshly chopped coriander. Hmmm. I dare say it turned out quite okay.

I fully understand that not everyone who reads this may be a lover of Indian cuisine. However, I’m sure you’ll agree that most of the ingredients listed above would make for a very fragrant and seasoned dish. Garlic, chillies, cumin, coriander along with the others have strong flavours and certainly influence the dish to produce its distinctive curry flavour. However, if I were to remove these distinct ingredients I’d be left with sunflower oil, beef braising steak, onions and chopped tomatoes. If I cooked only these components of the recipe my splendid curry would end up nothing more than an average stew. 

As we track the highways and byways of Christian living we often find ourselves in situations that test the flavour of our faith. The scripture tells us to make the most of every opportunity by allowing our interaction with the world to be seasoned as with salt. It also says that we are the salt of the earth, which means that we reveal the flavour of God to the world around us. In my own strength I would find it impossible to reveal God’s grace and power to my world but when I allow my witness be seasoned with the power of God’s Holy Spirit I become salt and light in a decaying and dark world. Jesus promised that the Holy Spirit would give us the words we need to speak when we’re put on the spot. Therefore, make sure your conversation is seasoned with the conscious presence of the Holy Spirit every time you find yourself in a position of conflict or are called upon to share your faith in this world. Only his power and grace will turn your humdrum stew into a fragrant curry.

God-tracking is a life seasoned with the power of the Holy Spirit 

Dudley 

It’s all in the Book…
Colossians 4:5-6
Matthew 5:13-16
Mark 13:10-11
John 16:13-15
 

V\o/W
Verse of the Week 

Colossians 4:6
Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.
 

Quote of the Week
Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes 

“Having the answers is not essential to living. What is essential is the sense of God’s presence during dark seasons of questioning.” --- Ravi Zacharias
 

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!
Look up and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus! 

I surrender my conversations and interactions to you and seek your words when I’m called upon to share my faith

“Heavenly Father, I realise that it is only the fellowship and presence of your Holy Spirit in my life that will produce the seasoning I need to be your witness or be able to face conflict. You, O Holy Spirit are the salt of my being. Help me to rest in your inspiration and instruction as I interact with those around me. Only your power is the source of my strength. Only your grace is the source of my ability. I surrender my conversations and interactions to you and seek your words when I’m called upon to share my faith. You, O Lord, are the essence that gives my life fragrance. Amen.”

If you want more prayer then email dudley@godtracker.co.uk  

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GodTracker and trACker owe their origins to an international Christian radio programme produced by Dudley Anderson called, OnTrack. Although OnTrack went off-air in 2005, trACker has continued to help people to track God's plans and purposes for their lives since July 2003.

Unless otherwise indicated all scripture references in this publication are taken from THE HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.

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Friday, 22 August 2014

God-tracking is praising God while you wait for him to move you on

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22 August 2014   

Dear God-tracker 

God-tracking is praising God while you wait for him to move you on 

“And while you’re waiting for God to open that door, praise him in the hallway!” I read the Facebook posting on my timeline and smiled. I immediately remembered what the scriptures say in Revelation. John the Apostle was given messages to the 7 churches of Asia Minor. To the church of Philadelphia he was told to write that what Christ opens no one can shut and what he shuts no one can open. Then he went on to say that God had placed before the Philadelphians an open door. As with all of God’s word, we can take this statement personally, too.  

If we acknowledge God in all our ways and seek him in faith then he will lead us according to his plans for our lives. In the process of tracking the course that the Lord lays before us we often encounter so called, “doors” of opportunity. In other words, we face various options to appropriate various opportunities that present themselves to us as open or closed doors. Sometimes these doors are way open and all we need do is walk on in. However, sometimes we find ourselves in a large palatial hallway with several doors (opportunities) before us, all closed. It is here that we need to pause before grabbing the first available door handle and thrusting the door open on our own initiative. We need to wait on God and wait for God to orchestrate our circumstances to fall in line with his plans before we can walk through any doorway. And while you’re waiting for God to open that door, praise him in the hallway! 

God-tracking is praising God while you wait for him to move you on. 

God bless you. 

Dudley

It’s all in the Book…
Revelation 3:7-8
Psalm 37:3-7 & 34
Isaiah 30:18
Ephesians 5:15-16 

 

V\o/W
Verse of the Week

Psalm 27:14
Wait for the LORD; be strong and take heart and wait for the LORD. 

 

Quote of the Week
Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes 

“When God bolts the door, don't try to get in through the window.  The will of God never will lead you where the grace of God cannot keep you.” – Unknown

 

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!
Look up and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus! 

I give my future to you and choose to praise you here in the hallway, as I wait for you to open the next door in my life 

“My Lord, thank you for the many doors you have opened to me in my life. Thank you for all your blessings and opportunities. Yet, today I face several new opportunities that present themselves to me. I do acknowledge you in all my ways, O Lord, so help me to hear your voice and follow your bidding in making the most of this opportunity, with wisdom. I give my future to you and choose to praise you here in the hallway, as I wait for you to open the next door in my life. Praise God! Amen.” 

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What is trACker?
GodTracker and trACker owe their origins to an international Christian radio programme produced by Dudley Anderson called, OnTrack. Although OnTrack went off-air in 2005, trACker has continued to help people to track God's plans and purposes for their lives since July 2003.

Unless otherwise indicated all scripture references in this publication are taken from THE HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 

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Friday, 8 August 2014

GOD-TRACKING IS RATHER SETTING OUR MINDS ON GOD’S SUPERNATURAL TRUTH

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08 August 2014  

Dear God-tracker

God-tracking is rather setting our minds on God’s supernatural truth 

The traffic came to a sudden standstill. A man seemed to appear from nowhere. Suddenly the door of John’s car was ripped open and a strong hand seized his shoulder, pulling him out onto the tarmac. “Get out! I want your car,” said its voice. John scrambled to his feet in protest when suddenly there was a loud crack. He slumped to the pavement. Spontaneously his hand grasped at his stomach. Blood seeped between his fingers. John had been shot by a carjacker. 

John lay in the intensive care unit listening to a conversation between his father and a doctor. “You don’t understand Mr Kent, said the doctor. “The bullet has missed his vital organs but John’s intestines have been ruptured. Their contents have been spilled into his system. He will certainly become septic within the next few hours. It’s touch and go. We’ll need to monitor him every minute.” The doctor was accurately describing John’s condition, which was very serious, indeed. “No!” replied his father, “With all respect doctor, you don’t understand. I have prayed for John’s safety and his healing. I believe that God will heal him and he will not become septic. I believe he will soon be home with us.” 

God’s word is true and God’s word reveals God’s will. Whatever the Bible says about life and living can be taken to be true for your life. In the Bible it says that, in Christ, we have power to overcome the devil’s power. The Bible also tells us that the devil is the father of lies, in him there is no truth. But Jesus said, “I am the way the truth and the life,” and “I will do whatever you ask in my name.” In Ephesians it says that, in Christ, we are seated in God’s heavenly realms, and in Colossians that we need to set our minds on things above and not earthly things. Therefore, when it comes to the comparison between natural evidence on earth and God’s supernatural truth in the heavenly realms I know which I’ll believe. 

John’s father was not contradicting the physical evidence of the doctor’s prognoses that night in the ICU; he was rather choosing to set his mind on things above and not earthly things. God’s word had revealed God’s will to heal his son and that’s what he chose to believe. John slept peacefully that night while his temperature remained normal. He was discharged from hospital within 5 days and was even well enough to travel a long hall flight within one week. 

God-tracking is rather setting our minds on God’s supernatural truth

God bless you. 

Dudley

It’s all in the Book…
Luke 10:17-21
James 5:14-15
John 14:12-14
Ephesians 2:4-10
John8:44-45
 


V\o/W
Verse of the Week

Colossians 3:2
Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.
 


Quote of the Week
Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes 

“God wants us to have the audacity of faith that dares to believe for all that is set forth in the Word.” --- Smith Wigglesworth  
 

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!
ook up and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus! 

You are my healing, my provision, my guidance and my sustenance 

“Holy God, thank you for your word. Thank you that your word reveals how mighty you are and how, in you, all things are possible. Today I make the choice between believing the natural evidence I see around me and believing the supernatural promises of your word. I choose, therefore, to set my mind on things above and not earthly things by believing your word. Dear God, I step out in faith and believe that you will bring about the answer to my prayers according to your revealed will. You are my healing, my provision, my guidance and my sustenance. In you I trust, alone. Thank you dear God for meeting my needs. Amen.” 

If you want more prayer then email dudley@godtracker.co.uk 

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What is trACker? GodTracker and trACker owe their origins to an international Christian radio programme produced by Dudley Anderson called, OnTrack. Although OnTrack went off-air in 2005, trACker has continued to help people to track God's plans and purposes for their lives since July 2003.

Unless otherwise indicated all scripture references in this publication are taken from THE HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 

trACker is a service of godtracker.co.uk. Please consider helping towards expenses in delivering this service to you HERE or by visiting http://godtracker.co.uk/ 

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Friday, 1 August 2014

God-tracking is believing you are where you’re meant to be


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01 August 2014   

Dear God-tracker 

God-tracking is believing you are where you’re meant to be 

“I can’t understand why I didn’t get the job,” said Pete. “I have the experience and qualifications required. There’s no reason I know of why they didn’t give it to me.” Pete had been unemployed for a few months and was desperate for a new job. “Did you acknowledge the Lord in this application?” I asked. “Yes,” he replied. “Did you commit the application and interview to the Lord?” Yes, again. “Then I would venture to say that this job was not meant. It means that the Lord has something better for you,” I concluded.

One thing I have discovered is that God always means what he says and what he does. The Lord is not indecisive (as we are) which means he does everything on purpose. The Bible tells us that God has a plan for our futures and that if we acknowledge him in all our ways then he will direct our life tracks accordingly. Sure enough, we’re not off the hook in that we still need to strategize but if we do so in prayer and by seeking his purposes first, through acknowledging his knowledge and foreknowledge of our lives, then we will plan according to his rules. 

Therefore, if you’re applying for a new job or planning a new move in life then be sure to acknowledge the Lord in your strategies by prayer and confession. If you’re seeking plans for the future or looking for new opportunities then seek first God’s principles, purposes and precedents. If you do so then all you could ever hope for will be added to you according to the plans he has for you. Believe me when I say that if you follow this process then you will find yourself within space and time exactly where you’re meant to be. 

So, if something doesn’t work out quite like you’d hoped it would then trust that the Lord has something better for you – something he has meant for you – that will far outstrip your wildest imaginations. Remember, the Lord God watches over his word to you in order to activate his plans for your life. What he promises will come about, in his time and be his design. And when it does, you will jump for joy! 

God-tracking is believing you are where you’re meant to be. 

God bless you. 

Dudley 

It’s all in the Book…
Jeremiah 29:11
Proverbs 3:5-6
Ephesians 3:20-21
Jeremiah 1:12
Isaiah 55:8-13
 

V\o/W
Verse of the Week
 
Ephesians 2:10
For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.
 

Quote of the Week
Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes 

“We shall find that the spheres God brings us into are not meant to teach us something but to make us something.” --- Oswald Chambers
 

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!
Look up and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus! 

Dear Lord God, come and do what you choose to do in my life 

“Lord God, thank you for the plans you have for me. Thank you that all things work out for my good according to your plans. Therefore, I confess today that I seek first your will and purposes in all my strategies in life. I acknowledge you in every activity, relationship and application in my life. I confess you as my Lord and guide in all I do. Thank you that you have a plan for me and that you watch over your plan to perform, it in your time. Dear Lord God, come and do what you choose to do in my life. Amen.”  

If you want more prayer then email dudley@godtracker.co.uk  

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What is trACker?
GodTracker and trACker owe their origins to an international Christian radio programme produced by Dudley Anderson called, OnTrack. Although OnTrack went off-air in 2005, trACker has continued to help people to track God's plans and purposes for their lives since July 2003.

Unless otherwise indicated all scripture references in this publication are taken from THE HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 

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Friday, 25 July 2014

God-tracking is casting your cares on Jesus, always


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25 July 2014   

Dear God-tracker 

God-tracking is casting your cares on Jesus, always 

I am told that of all the issues that an average person is anxious about, 40% of his worries are about things that will never happen; 30% is about the past that can't be changed; 12% is about the criticisms of others (mostly untrue) and 10% is about health issues, which get worse with stress. Of all the anxieties that he suffers, the average person only worries 8% about real live problems that he may face in any given day. 

I went for a walk the other day with the cares of the world on my shoulders. I was anxious about many things that day, from cares about an ache in my knee to cares about other people in my life who were suffering with anxiety. As I walked I prayed out loud for these needs (thankfully I was alone on a country path). I found myself complaining about things that might happen in my life, about mistakes I’d made in the past and what other people were saying about me. The more I grumbled and worried the tighter the knot became in my belly until I almost audibly heard the voice of the Holy Spirit say, “Cast your cares upon me!” Immediately I stopped, took out my mobile phone (it has a notepad app on it) and made a list of all that I was anxious about. Under a tree on the side of a hill in the Worcestershire countryside that day, I did some care-casting! 

Jesus told us not to worry about tomorrow. He told us to look at nature and see how God, in his perfect love and wisdom, takes care of the needs of the birds or the air and the flowers of the field. “Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life?” he said. “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.” Jesus then called us to firstly be concerned about God’s kingdom and his righteousness. He promised that if we do this then all that we are worried about would simply fall into place. In other words, if you and I become concerned about the cares of this world then they will consume us! However, if we seek God’s stuff first then we will enjoy rest and reward. You see, God’s kingdom is comprised of faith and faith pleases God. Therefore, faith is righteous, and faith rewards the faithful who seek first God’s will, word and work.  

So if you’re worried about the cares of the world and life in general today then stop doing what your are doing right now and do some care-casting. Pray your needs through and believe that the Lord is your strength and your shield. If you trust in him then he will help you in every way.

God-tracking is casting your cares on Jesus, always. 

God bless you.

Dudley 

It’s all in the Book…
1 Peter 5:6-11
Matthew 6:25-34
Hebrews 11:6
Psalm 28:6-9
 

V\o/W
Verse of the Week 

Psalm 28:7
The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in him, and I am helped. My heart leaps for joy and I will give thanks to him in song.
 

Quote of the Week
Sample of Dudley’s Fave Quotes

“Every evening I turn my worries over to God. He's going to be up all night anyway.” --- Mary C. Crowley 
 

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!
Look up and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus! 

Dear Lord and God, today I do some care-casting in Jesus’ name! 

“Dear Lord and God, I’m sorry for worrying so much. I realise that I have been consumed by the cares of this world instead of seeking first the things of your kingdom. Today, I lay down all my worries, cares and concerns at your feet. Dear Lord and God, today I do some care-casting in Jesus’ name! I cast my cares on you: every financial need, every health concern, every worry about a loved one, every fear of what the future may hold and every offence that I have suffered at the criticisms of others. I do not give up but I rather look up into your eyes for help and my purpose. Thank you that you know my tomorrow and have a plan for my good future. Tonight I will sleep in peace because you are my hope. Amen.” 

If you want more prayer then email dudley@godtracker.co.uk

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What is trACker?
GodTracker and trACker owe their origins to an international Christian radio programme produced by Dudley Anderson called, OnTrack. Although OnTrack went off-air in 2005, trACker has continued to help people to track God's plans and purposes for their lives since July 2003.

Unless otherwise indicated all scripture references in this publication are taken from THE HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®, NIV® Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.

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