IMAGINE!

1 Corinthians 8:2 AMPC

If anyone imagines that he has come to know and understand much [of divine things, without love], he does not yet perceive and recognize and understand as strongly and clearly, nor has he become as intimately acquainted with anything as he ought or as is necessary.

 

Imagination is something everyone has but don't use, either because they don't know how, or they use it wrongly. Imagination is the first step to becoming whatever! Your mind sees, hears, feels and achieve before you ever do physically or naturally.

Imagination is the formation of ideas or pictures in the mind of a vision, it is to form a mental image of someone or thing, or to conceive in the mind.

Imagination is also to scheme or to devise plans and purposes says Psalm 62:3.

Imagination is a powerful tool that can create what we wish to see. The bible is literal writing, but the power of our imagination mixed with faith brings it alive through the power of the Holy Spirit. The Word Himself is alive and made flesh to dwell in us but He must become flesh in both our hearts and mind to give expression to our imagination declares John 1:14.

Imagine! If Noah had refused to build the Ark Genesis 6:14-17.

Imagine! If God had left the tower of Babel to be finished. Genesis 11.

Imagine! If Abram had not migrated as God instructed. Genesis 12:1-4.

Imagine! instead of selling Joseph, his brothers had killed him. Genesis 37:12-31.

Imagine! If Jacob didn’t believe that Joseph was alive and went to join him in Egypt. Genesis 46.

Imagine! If Moses had the ceremony to dedicate him as pharaoh- the most powerful man in his world. Hebrews 11:24.

Imagine! If Saul had carried on being king of Israel instead of David. 1 Samuel 16.

Imagine! If Ruth had gone back to Moab as Orpah did. Ruth 1:14.

Imagine! If Jonah was left to reach Tarshish and not turned to warn the Nineveh people. Jonah 1.

Imagine! If Mary thought Angel Gabriel’s visit was a hoax and had ignored him or chose not to be the chosen. Luke 1:26-38.

Imagine! If Joseph had jilted Mary. Matthew 1:18-24.

Imagine! If Jesus had fallen into temptation at the hands of Satan. Matthew 4:1-11.

Imagine! If John the Baptist’s birth foretold in Isaiah 40:3 didn’t happen.

Imagine! Zechariah was allowed to speak after the Angel’s visit in Luke 1:5-24.

Imagine! The disciples refused the call to follow Jesus in Matthew 10:1-4.

Imagine if Judas Iscariot had been a good friend and not betrayed his “friend”. Luke 22:47-48.

Imagine! If Jesus was not betrayed, tried, beaten, denied and finally crucified and buried in Matthew 27.

Imagine! If Jesus did not resurrect in Matthew 28:1-8.

Imagine! If Jesus had not ascended to heaven in Luke 24:50-52.

Imagine! If we didn’t need to be born again to go to heaven in John 3:4-5.

Imagine! If we didn’t have the power and the name of Jesus for our use. John 14:13-15.

Imagine! If the Holy Spirit hadn’t come as promised. Acts 2:1-13.

Imagine! If Paul did not encounter the Lord and got converted. Acts 19:5-6.

Imagine! If there was no need for salvation. Romans 10:5-21.

Imagine! If we didn’t have the word of God. 2 Timothy 3:16.

Imagine! If faith was irrelevant. Hebrew 11:6.

Imagine! If there weren’t death and judgment. Hebrews 9:11.

Imagine that Hell is real that even fallen angels cannot escape it. 2 Peter 2:4.

Imagine that heaven is real as described in the scriptures and only for believers, Revelation 21:4. Can you afford to miss it? Imagine that all you think you know is not the truth there is, that even if you choose not to believe, accept and follow Jesus, can you imagine eternity without Him?

Imagine!

REFLECTION QUESTIONS

-        What is one amazing story from the Bible that you love to imagine?

-        Can you picture yourself in a Bible story—like walking through the Red Sea or seeing Jesus feed thousands?

-        How does imagining God’s promises help you believe them more?

-        Can you imagine the kind of person God wants you to be? What do you see?

PRAYER: Lord, help me to imagine Your Word and believe in the amazing things You can do. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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