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Aug. 17, 2026, 8:09 a.m.

By Hope Decardi-Nelson

CONSIDER JESUS IN YOUR ENDURAN

CONSIDER JESUS IN YOUR ENDURANCE

‎"For consider him that endured such contradiction of sinners against himself, lest ye be wearied and faint in your minds." (Hebrews 12:3 KJV)

‎We've understood that like our Lord Jesus Christ, there are things that we are to endure in our walk with God as we run the race of destiny that the Lord has appointed for us.

But some Christians easily become weary or tired and even faint in their endurance of these things.

But the word of God makes us to understand that the reason why these Christians easily become weary and even faint is because they do not look unto Jesus in their process of enduring these things.

Thus, the word of God says we should consider, think about or see Jesus, the one who endured such contradiction of sinners against Himself lest we become weary or faint in our minds. Hallelujah!

In other words, the key thing that will prevent us from becoming weary or fainting in our minds as we endure our cross and run our race is setting our gaze on our Lord Jesus and seeing how He was highly glorified after enduring His own cross and running the earthly race that the Father appointed for Him

Our knowledge of the endurance and glorification of our Lord Jesus Christ should be a source of strength unto us even as we also endure our cross and run the race that God the Father has appointed for us in Jesus name. Amen!

Prayer/Declaration
‎Heavenly Father, I thank You for the strength  that You have given me in enduring the cross and running the race you have appointed for me which is considering my Lord Jesus in this process of endurance and running this race. I declare that I'm strengthen in my mind as I consider Jesus in my endurance of this cross and running of this race in Jesus name. Amen!

Further Study: Philippians 2:5-11

‎1 Year Bible Reading plan: Psalms 45, 46, 47; 1 Corinthians 10:19-33

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