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We have the legal right to become a son of God, because we believe in Jesus. He died and rose for us so that we have this right. We should follow his footstep to develop a good relationship with the Father in heaven. No one are born and immediately understand his calling and identity in the spirit, not even Jesus. The Bible tells us that even Jesus grew and went through a process of learning. There are at least three things we can imitate to train ourselves to be a manifested son of God.

The seemingly endless obligations both at work and home can leave little space for prayer and meditation in the daily routine. Given that Christians are instructed to “pray without ceasing” and meditate on scripture “day and night”, a conflict arises that often weighs heavily on the conscience. Rather than being a negative, this could simply indicate the Holy Spirit is calling individuals into conversation with their Heavenly Father. No corner of creation is exempt from God’s presence, and this includes the soft walls of the office cubicle. With some intention and innovation, a cubicle can become a location for Bible study and prayer, and without impacting the work tasks for the day.

Psalm 55:6 is a terrific verse. It says, “Oh that I had wings like a dove for then I would fly away and be at rest.”

Like so many other people I’m sure, I think that our popular media is going down the tubes fast. I don’t know if this has most to do with the fact that I am Christian and more sensitive than some, but I think our media is outright trash sometimes. And the worse thing is that I don’t see it getting any better.

Without a doubt, children are affected in very deep ways by exposing them to products that center on Christianity. If our children are exposed to these things regularly, they will understand much more easily what we believe. That way, they will go throughout their lives with a firm foundation and a higher level of faith in what they believe.