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We have an Advocate.


It’s worthwhile good to know what you have so as to live on the top of your personality. As children of God, this fact should always be settled inside of us. The fact that we have an advocate, Jesus Christ, with the father (God) in heaven. An advocate is one who stand in the gap for one, argues to receive a favourable judgement. In a short word, an advocate is one who argues your course with the one who has the power over your life. This advocate never condemns you, he appeal through the right deeds you have done and gives you advice and instructions on the pattern of behavior and attitudes that won’t set you against the favour of the one who holds the power over your life.   

My little children, I am writing these things to you so that you may not sin. But if anyone does sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous. 1John 1:2

Jesus is not in heaven now having fun, he is there as an advocate at the right hand of the father on our behalf, till his enemies (which are also our enemies) be put to defeat. He is eagerly waiting for you to receive and abide by the instructions and the necessary attitudes that will make you pure and acceptable before the father, so the father can find you worthy of his favour. 

Jesus is for us, and if Jesus is for us, we can be sure God is for us. You are not condemned, you are not a castaway. God was challenging the Israelites in the Old Testament when they were complaining about God's rejection of them.  God asked them, ‘where is the evidence of the divorce between me and you?’ it is because God never divorce us. He told the Israelites, ‘if one fall, won’t he rise again?’ No matter what happens, what matters most is that you are back on your feet. 

Whatever happens to you, whatever you may be seeing, know this of a certainty; you have an advocate with God. And because you have him, you can get anything and everything from God. Keep calm, just ask in faith from the father through the name of Jesus Christ, the advocate, and he will grant you all the desires of your heart. You just have to listen to your advocate, as his advice and instructions sets you up for the favour of the Judge (Great Father).

If you don't know Jesus as Savior, you can pray this right now: ", Jesus Christ, i want to get to know you and trust you. I humbly ask you to accept me into your kingdom, not because i deserve it but because on the cross, it was finished. You paid it all! I accept you as my Lord and Savior today, you died for me and rose for me, thank you Lord. I pray this in Jesus Name. Amen."

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