Whoever Fears God Will Avoid All Extremes

Prof. Rei Kesis is an ordained Pastor of the SDA Church and An Associate Professor of Applied Theology and Religious Studies. College Principal. An Award-Winning Author, Prolific blogger @reikesis.com, Content Creator at YouTube, TikTok, etc., and an Endorsed Chaplain.

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  1. Hallelujah! Powerful. Thank you my Pastor. Dear God, save me from extremes, help me to be consistent whether times are good or bad, in Jesus’ name, Amen!

  2. Amen 🙏

    May God save me from all extremes.

    May He help me to be consistent in my trust in Him- whether the times are good or bad, in the Mighty Name of Jesus I pray.

    Happy Sabbath my brother and thank you for sharing.

  3. I pray God, that you may give me wisdom to live a balanced life. More importantly to trust You in the process. Amen.

  4. Amen…

    Those are inspirational thoughts of great wit. In fact, I do learn more each day from this blog.
    May our good Lord keep giving deeper insights into his holy word so that we feet more and more directions through his word. God bless you abundantly pastor.
    As for today, I pray that God helps me avoid extreme reactions to situations that come my life! That my relationship with him will be a steady one both in good and bad times, in Jesus’ mighty name I pray, Amen

  5. This is a great challenge. Blessings

    Can voiding extremes be equated to being lukewarm? Any thoughts friends?

    1. Lukewarm is a mixture of two opposing sides

      Avoiding extremes is not a mixture, it is a decision to be either wicked or righteous.

      Avoiding extreme avoids too much of one side

      Avoiding lukewarm is avoiding mixing opposing sides

      Those who are lukewarm are hypocritical they speak from both sides of the mouth, so to speak,

      Those who are extreme are too much or excessive of only one side

      Therefore avoiding extremes is not equivalent to being lukewarm by any definition

      Is it clear?

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