灵糧
圣商恩典[115]…
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天国好像一个王要和他仆人算账。【太18:23】
圣经对于工商人士和企业家的启示是显明的。上帝经常用商业经营的例子做比喻，来说明如何做天国的子民。上帝作为主人，是天国的君王，是真正的老板，日期到了的时候，就要与我们每个人算账，要看托付给我们的事业经营得如何。
今天在世的大老板、小老板都觉得自己是事业的主人，凡事自己说了算，没有向上帝交账的心思。有人事业暂时成功了就懈怠，有人禁不起诱惑就学坏，有人任性妄为就败落，有人一味守财就苛刻员工！谁都经不起上帝的清算。如果我们不饶恕别人，主也不会饶恕我们！
别忘了，今天，我们要向上帝交账！奉主蒙恩! 阿们!
圣商恩典[114]…
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遵守 神命令的，就住在 神里面， 神也住在他里面。我们所以知道 神住在我们里面是因他所赐给我们的圣灵。【约一3:24】
商场和职场上的信徒尤为感到挑战的事情在于，不仅生活中要活出神的命令，生意中更要遵守主的命令。
但是，现实的生意，特别是在中国这样的发展中国家的特定发展时期，是很难守法合规地进行的。神的国往往让我们觉得高不可攀，神的命令更是远不可及！
星期天感动地听道，感觉好像在天国，可是星期一在工作中行道，真是比登天还难！
主知道我们的难处和窘境，才赐给我们圣灵保惠师内住在我们里面，亲自带领我们越过各种凶险，远离各种诱惑！不是我们自己努力修行就可以完成主的命令，而是圣灵使我们不会偏离主预备的道路。
今天，让我们明白，在商场、职场行道确实难，若没有圣灵的保守，我们得不到基督里的真自由！奉主蒙恩! 阿们!
圣商恩典[113]…
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你求告我，我就应允你，并将你所不知道、又大又难的事指示你。【耶33:3】
都说上帝的恩典超过我们所求所想，但我们不清楚上帝恩典的具体内涵：恩典是我们马上能理解接受的好处，还是考验我们的苦难？商业化生存的一大特点就是不可控，甚至失控！没有商人不盼望运气，不断成功的商人常常自认为鸿运当头。
为了克服不可控、得好运，求仙拜佛就成了普遍方式。我们的神不仅是保守我们所谓运气的神，更是带领我们脱离罪恶、走义路的神！神的应许，是超越我们所求、所知的，并且神要我们为他做大事、做难事！因为，他要将智慧和荣耀分享给我们！
今天，我们要明白，神的有求必应超过我们所求所想，为了让我们得他的大祝福，必为他做大事！奉主蒙恩! 阿们!
圣商恩典[112]…
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耶和华啊，我向来等候你的救恩。【创49:18】
等候，等待，静候 – 看起来很消极，似乎我们什么都不能做。
其实不然，人生的关键时刻往往都是一种等候——我们出生的时候，父母在等候；高考发榜出成绩的时候，学生在等候；约会的时候，恋人们在等候；企业投标、递交申请的时候，也只能等候。
但是，不要忘了，虽然在等候期间我们的确不能有什么直接的行动，可是我们的心却比行动的时候还跳得迅速！我们的灵从没停止祷告！上帝和他的天使一直没有停止做工！
等候还意味着聆听。让我们不再单单依靠自己个人的努力，而是通过合作的力量，借助上帝的恩惠！如同农民必须等候春天才能播种，如同飞机等候指令才能起飞。我们在上帝的怀里，就要懂得等候他救恩的日子！
今天，让我们明白如何等候上帝，懂得祷告和聆听的能力和智慧！奉主蒙恩! 阿们!
圣商恩典[111]…
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拿着这七个饼和几条鱼，祝谢了，擘开，递给门徒；门徒又给众人。【太15:36】
约旦河与死海最大的区别在于：约旦河懂得把自己分享给两岸的山川和大地；死海一味地过自己的小日子，不肯连接和分享。结果，连接和滋养两岸的约旦河成了众生之母；只顾索取的死海成了众矢之的！
主给了我们一个伟大的发展模式，那就是：懂得如何感恩和称谢我们已经拥有的，把自己拥有的智慧、才能、财富和资源擘开，分享给需要的人，给众人！一句话，如何让自己成为世界的祝福！
今天，让我们领受连接和分享的属灵意义，这源自上帝的智慧和祝福！奉主蒙恩! 阿们!
?真实的恩典[11…
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耶稣对她说：女儿，你的信救了你，平平安安地回去吧！你的灾病痊愈了。【可5: 34】
主耶稣讲论很多的真理，祂讲道，祂讲真理。然后祂用比喻让我们能够明白，让我们听得懂。而另外一方面，祂不只是讲很多的道理，祂也行很多的奇事神迹。祂让我们真真实实的经历祂不只是讲道理而已，祂真的做许多的奇事，用祂所行的证明祂是那一位独一的真神。
人非有信，就不能得神的喜悦。信徒想以善行来讨神的喜悦，结果却落到可怜的死亡光景中。惟有借着信心接受主耶稣的救恩，才是蒙拯救、得医治的路。
我们若伸出信心的手来摸主，主的能力也必能使我们胜过难处。患血漏的女人只从『心里』祷告，就蒙了主的垂听，得了主的医治；可见祷告蒙主垂听，在乎存心，不在乎话语。
那女人原只想她血漏的病症能『得医治』，但主的拯救却令她『得着健全』。主所作的，总是超过人所求所想的。凡遇着基督的人，必在平安中往前去。
我求神帮助我如果真实的把我的问题带到神的面前，会改变的，会解决的。会，我不要只是在旁边看热闹的而已。因为，她伸手，她有一个深深地期待。我深信在那个拥挤耶稣的那一群人当中，每个人都有自己的问题，不是一堆人只是看热闹而己。
主耶稣，我想我们中间有一些人还不是基督徒，没有关系，你甚至可以跟主耶稣说，我不认识你，但是我听恩典福音，我有的时候很感动，可是我把我的问题带到你的面前。别人不知道我的问题，但是我愿意把我的问题诚实的带到祢的面前。我诚心的祷告。伸手摸耶稣，主解决你的问题。感谢神 ! 奉主耶稣圣名蒙恩! 阿们!
?真实的恩典[11…
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光照在黑暗里，黑暗却不接受光。【约1: 5】
当生命的光照在我们里面，黑暗就不能胜过它；相反地，光却能驱散黑暗。
虽然光具有驱散黑暗的能力，但是光有可能被拒绝；我们若是陷在黑暗中，正表明我们自己对光的态度有问题。我们若想得着光照，不可灵里沉睡，而要活在生命中；要心转向主，帕子才能除去。
主耶稣付了这么大的代价，让我们不再被污秽肮脏罪恶辖制住，不要再回头让那些东西重新在我的生命里面，把我们这个人给绑住了。在你的生命当中，我知道我需要的不是道理，是能力。祂已经为你付账了，接下来你可以享受那个自由的生命、自由的生活。
人长期活在黑暗里面会习惯黑暗，人长期看到这个人就是疯疯癫癫的一个人，我们已经习惯了他就是这样了，现在他好了我们反而觉得很不习惯，很不自在。圣经里面讲到说神是光，但是祂说“光照在黑暗里，黑暗却不接受光”。在我们的生命都经历，主是光，当祂进来，我那个曾经被黑暗辖制的生命得到释放，我得到自由。
我们的生命里面都有黑暗，当光要照进来的时候，允许耶稣光照我的生命，而不是习惯黑暗！感谢神 ! 奉主耶稣圣名蒙恩! 阿们!
Testimony…
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Talking about her disability, Jessica admits that it is difficult to swim without her feet, not only does she have to exert much more strength than normal people, and endure severe pain, but also often faces the attention of others about her disability. Even adults often stare at her. Some ignorant children will even talk about and even laugh at her. Many times, Jessica also feels that being a good athlete with disabilities is too hard and too difficult. But she said her faith gave her comfort and strength. On her website, http://www.jessicalong.org, she wrote: “I am a Christian. When I was very young, my parents taught me how Jesus died for me. Jessica’s parents knew what sacrificial love was. They are not her biological parents.
In 1992, Jessica (born Tatiana Cherinova) was born in a small remote town in cold and inhospitable Siberia. She was born without a fibula, a condyle, or a heel, nor any other bones in her foot. Her biological parents could not accept the disabled baby. She and her brother, who also has a disability (rabbit lip), were sent to an orphanage in poor conditions and lacking caregivers.
In 1992 and 1993, in Baltimore, a civil servant, Mr. Lang, a civil servant, and his wife were praying for the adoption of a child. The couple already had two children themselves. Like many Americans who went to China to adopt abandoned baby girls, the Langs were Christians. God touched the couple’s heart to go to the former Soviet Union to adopt an abandoned baby.
When Jessica was 13 months old, the Langs came to an orphanage in a small Siberian town, and they immediately fell in love with Jessica and her brother. They adopted Jessica and her brother and brought them back to the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Lang chose to adopt two disabled babies, of course, not because they did not know how much self-denial, sacrifice, and dedication required. But they were willing to pour out their lives and raise Jessica and her brother as if they were their children. Wang Yi said in the film review: “The meaning of adoption is to share one’s life, wealth and inheritance with strangers.” Had it not been for Christ’s sacrificial, sacrificial love, Mr. and Mrs. Lang would not have done this. When Jessica was 18 months old, she underwent a double leg amputation in the United States. Then the doctor put a prosthetic leg on her. After two-year-old Jessica put on a prosthetic leg, she walked on her own without being taught by an adult. Lang’s father and Lang’s mother were very moved in their hearts: walking, for ordinary people, is the most ordinary God-given ability, but Jessica, their precious daughter, was born with a disability, but today she can walk freely on the earth, which is God’s extra grace.
Giggling little Jessica doesn’t just like to walk. From an early age, she showed a love and talent for sports. She loves to run, jump (especially on the trampoline), and enjoy all kinds of sports. At a very young age, she started gymnastics, and basketball, and when she was older, she also fell in love with ice skating, bowling, and rock climbing. But it wasn’t until she was ten years old that she learned to swim in the pool in her grandfather’s backyard. Soon, it was discovered that she was a particularly good swimmer (her arm and upper body strength were particularly superhuman), and she could swim faster than others when competing in the same pool with normal people of the same age. Soon, she was selected for the Disabled athletic teams in Baltimore and Maryland.
In 2004, at the age of twelve, Jessica was selected for the U.S. national team at the Athens Paralympic Games, becoming the youngest Paralympian in history and winning three gold medals. Overnight, the twelve-year-old became a sports star in the media, with flowers, praise, and all sorts of accolades. But Jessica doesn’t feel spoiled at all. Jessica was educated at home (her parents were home-schooling) from an early age, and she still is. Olympic or Paralympic athletes in the United States are amateur athletes, and all expenses need to be raised themselves. Sometimes, when encountering competition, it is necessary to live in a hotel and train intensively in other places, which will have a lot of expenses.
Long’s father and mother are working-class, not rich, and many times, Jessica has to raise her own money (through websites, etc.). Whether it is Daddy Lang, Mom Lang or Jessica herself, when interviewed about Jessica’s achievements, they will say that it is completely God’s grace, and all the glory is to God. Jessica is indeed a girl who is loved by God. The Paralympic Games are just around the corner, and Jessica is about to show off her sweet smile and athletic talent to the world in Beijing. I pray in my heart for this extraordinary “girl next door” and for the little sister in Christ, that God will give her faith, strength, and glory to God again with excellent results and testimony.