Genesis 19:12-26
Our Lord Jesus is worth going all the way with and all the way for.
To truly encounter the Lord is to discover that there is nothing out there that's better than our Lord, there is no one who compares to Him.
If we understand this we won't look back from following the Lord.
To look back is to give up on the Lord.
To look back is to become faithless.
To look back is to doubt God.
To look back is to disobey God.
Looking back in our walk with God is a choice, a wrong choice.
Remember Lot's wife, she looked back and became a pillar of salt.
Genesis 19:26
To look back is to disrespect God's instruction .
To look back is to choose the pleasures of this world over the kingdom of God, it is to choose the deceptions of the enemy over God's truth, it is to choose sin over righteousness, and the offer of the enemy over God's promises.
God's mercy found Lot and his family in Sodom and Gomorrah, a way of escape was made for them during a time of judgement and wrath, an instruction was given for Lot and his family to leave and not look back, Mrs. Lot looked back and was judged.
Genesis 19:16
Stay focused, look ahead.
Be like Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ who was disciplined enough to stay focused.
Philippians 3:13,14
To look back in a race is to be distracted in the game.
Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit likened life to a race.
I Corinthians 9:24
We are all running a race, a spiritual race, we are spiritual athletes.
An athlete who is distracted and lacks focus cannot win the race/competition.
To win in life and eternity is to stay focused, focused, on the race, on your race, the rights things, and the right person (Jesus Christ).
Proverbs 4:27
To look back is to let our past, our experiences, and our mistakes get the better of us.
Don't look back!
Let the past stay in the past, let your mistakes and sins stay covered and washed away by the blood of Jesus.
It is a trick and lie of the devil if your past and mistakes get the better of you.
Don't look back.
There is better ahead.
Proverbs 4:18
Get up and get going, keep going.
Olutosin Ogunkolade, a Teacher-Pastor shares this teaching instruction.
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