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The Cost of Discipleship

06 Wednesday Jan 2021

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Authority, Building up the Body of Christ, comfort, Crucified Self, Dying to Self, Endurance, Fellowship of His Sufferings, Following Jesus, Growing in Christ, Jesus Christ, joy, Longing for God, peace, Power of His Resurrection, Submission to God, suffering

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I need to admit that I am not gladly writing this new blog article. Nonetheless, it seems to be a recurring lesson in our life (with God) that we need to let go of so many things. In fact, we are not only to let go of ‘things’, but also of good or bad people, of opinions once dearly held, of our good old habits, of our bodily constitution, of what we ourselves would have called good health etc. I put ‘with God’ in parentheses as I think that all mankind has to go through similar trials whether they believe in God or not. However, if we see ourselves as followers of Jesus Christ, is there a particular reward, a blessing of sorts if we have become (partly) acquainted with grief and sorrow as our Lord had been?  🙄

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Withdrawal from Information Overload

16 Monday Nov 2020

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Discerning the Spirits, Encouragement, peace, Prayer, Relax and Chill Out, Sitting at His Feet, Taking our Thoughts Captive, The Word of God, Walking in the Spirit

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Just recently it has begun to dawn on me that this deluge of information trying to flood our minds every day can only be avoided by our own withdrawal. So, no abundance of words in this small blog post today. 🙂 Instead, I pasted the first three verses from Psalm 1 and added a few pictures I would take beforehand.

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“Don‘t panic, it‘s only infodemic!“

06 Saturday Jun 2020

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Building up the Body of Christ, confusion, coronavirus, Discerning the Spirits, Encouragement, God's guidance, Hope, Pandemia, peace, Resisting the Devil, rest, Satan, Trusting God

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Sometimes I wonder about God’s inexplicable leading. Really, I cannot understand His way of thinking at all! Just lately He began to teach me about something that has been very unnerving for me. For several weeks, even months, I detected in my spam and trash folder on WordPress many, many spam mails. During the last weeks even about one thousand every day! These mails come from different email addresses; however, the common thing is that they are written in Spanish and that their message consists of only one question.

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My Testimony – Part 2

10 Tuesday Mar 2020

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Being Set Free, Building up the Body of Christ, Discerning the Spirits, Encouragement, False Teachers, God's Love, Jesus Christ, joy, light, Love, My Spiritual Diary, My Testimony, peace, Prayer, Relax and Chill Out

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It was not my intention to write on the details about how I once came to Christ, but it somehow happened as I kept writing this blog post (scroll down if you want to skip the rest). So that’s why I chose this title.  😉

My purpose of writing today was showing you how easy it can be to get back under the law once we have been freed from it. I am not talking about Old Testament Law here. Instead, I want to describe my latest experiences on the internet, and then I am going to share another part of my spiritual journey with you. Btw, you can find the first part of my testimony here. Please note: I apologize to you for the bad quality of these old, darkened pictures I attached.  The camera my husband Paul used back then in 1995 did not have the same quality as the one he uses nowadays.

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Do Not Fear Anymore

07 Tuesday Jan 2020

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Being Set Free, Dependence on God, Encouragement, Faith, Fear of Death, God's guidance, God's Provision, God's Voice, joy, My Spiritual Diary, My Testimony, pain, peace, Prayer, Resurrection Life

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In December last year, less than one month ago, God made me emphatically aware of a certain Scripture. Sometimes I read the Scriptures on my daily Catholic kitchen calendar and I am bored. Sometimes they speak to me and I keep them, however, very rarely I sense that God is ‘shouting at me’ through them. The latter happened as I read the following verse below.

“The King of Israel, the Lord, is in your midst; you shall never again fear evil.” (Zeph 3:15 ESV)

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How God Opens Man’s Ears to Hear HIS Voice

04 Thursday Apr 2019

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Building up the Body of Christ, Death, Discerning the Spirits, Endurance, Exhortation, Fellowship of His Sufferings, Following Jesus, God's Voice, God's wrath, pain, peace, Prayer, Salvation, suffering, Wisdom

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Instead of writing a long blog post of my own, I offer you two biblical excerpts from Elihu’s speeches to Job after Job’s ignorant friends had tried to share their human wisdom with him who would suffer a lot. Sometimes we cannot understand why God lets us suffer without telling us WHY and HOW LONG it might take. But there must be a reason why suffering is necessary in our lives, even if we cannot see the reason right now. Here is wisdom that Elihu, inspired by the Holy Spirit, suggested to Job on (1) ‘How does God make us hear Him?’ and on (2) ‘Why does He not answer us as we expect Him to do?’

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Called to Live A Holy Life

05 Saturday Jan 2019

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in a holy life, Abiding IN Christ, Building up the Body of Christ, Christian Living, Christianity, Discerning the Spirits, Encouragement, False Teachers, Fellowship with God, Following Jesus, God calls, God's guidance, Intimacy with God, Ministry, My Spiritual Diary, peace, Preaching, Spirit vs. Flesh, The Bible

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Happy New Year to every reader of my blog!  🙂 This post should have been published in December already, but as I was very busy and have been sick for one week, I thought I could offer it to you belatedly although these festive pictures might strike you as odd now.  😉 I just added the quote in the beginning and here we go. T. Austin Sparks put it so properly as he said,

The Christian who is truly intimate with Jesus will never draw attention to himself but will only show the evidence of a life where Jesus is completely in control.

I sometimes wonder whether we as Christians know that we are called to live a holy life, a life that is evidently different from what this world calls ‘life’. Not that I am thinking here of ‘holy’ Christians who preach the law while they tend to live licentiousness privately sooner or later. Such preachers are often characterized by a very offensive style of preaching. They only ‘feel good’ if they were able to misuse their self-assumed authority by beating the hell out of their audience (speaking spiritually here). If those who were preached to bow their heads eventually as they find themselves completely discouraged, only then such preachers feel better than others. This is a carnal way to preach the gospel, indeed, as it only serves to boost the sermonizer’s self.

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Christianity does not equal the Kingdom of God

03 Saturday Mar 2018

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Abiding IN Christ, Abundant Life, blogging, Building up the Body of Christ, Christianity, comfort, Encouragement, Eternal Life, Faith, family, Fear of Death, God our Father, Hope, Knowing God, Life and Death, My Spiritual Diary, pain, peace, Power of His Resurrection, Reading and Writing, Spirit vs. Flesh

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Not that I was hell-bent on publishing another blog post. However, since I was housebound until craftsmen had done their work in our flat, I decided to read a bit on the internet which I had not done often lately. Still, it seems to me a pretty boring matter to get back on the internet after having experienced LIFE, real LIFE that is a gift from God, divine LIFE that cannot be conferred on anybody, esp. not in such an artificial place as the internet is. Presenting truths to people whom we most probably will never ever come to know personally in this life time has become a frustrating experience over the last months (years?) to me. Having said this, you might wonder why I keep writing, though.

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“Hath God really said…? “

03 Saturday Feb 2018

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Building up the Body of Christ, Carnality, clarity, confusion, Deception, Delusion, Discerning the Spirits, Divorce, Exhortation, Faith, False Happiness, Family and Friends, Following Jesus, God's guidance, God's Voice, My Spiritual Diary, Obedience, peace, Prayer, Resisting the Devil, Satan, sin, Spirit vs. Flesh, Submission to God, Temptation, The Fall

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Maybe, you are familiar with what has been going on in me lately. Imagine, after careful consideration aka prayer, you finally do something of which you are convinced that it must be God’s will for your life. I am not thinking of big things here, only of some small obedience of ours. As long as you are indecisive, you might feel weak, even confused. But as soon as you decide to give in to God’s tender ‘nudgings’, you sense some supernatural strength coming back to you. As you follow His leading and do what was needed, eventually, His peace surrounds you to show you His pleasure. How wonderful an experience! 😊 But then…

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When time stands still

26 Sunday Nov 2017

Posted by Susanne Schuberth (Germany) in Abiding IN Christ, Abundant Life, Building up the Body of Christ, comfort, Dependence on God, Encouragement, Endurance, Fellowship of His Sufferings, Growing in Christ, Mind of Christ, My Spiritual Diary, pain, peace, Prayer, Seeking God, silence, Suffering and Joy

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The other day I found a German saying on my Catholic kitchen calendar I did not throw away immediately because it prompted me several times to stop and read it again. Indeed, whenever I reread these words, I feel the confirmation of its truth at once.

“Sit back and do nothing. There is a time when silence heals.” (Gerhard Engelsberger)

Since I do not want to write another entry about the importance of (accepted) suffering for our transformation into the image of Christ, I want to simply tell you something about the prerequisites and the effects of withdrawing from this world’s hectic fussing and ramblings. Actually, it is not only necessary to find a quiet place (which is more difficult in a big city), we need to also nun ourselves from being occupied with everything that does NOT point us to God. Easier said than done, dear brothers and sisters! Whoever tried that before might know how difficult it is.  🙄

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