Remembering

Question to think about: What is in your memory?

"Remember me."
"I would never forget you."
"I will remember."

The memory of one circumstance,
one moment,
one individual
will
change our identity.
Ideas, thoughts, words, actions, behavior, habits, hope, and fears are impacted by memory. It makes sense that we are changed each time a memory is made.
Remembering the past directly influences our future.
Remembering what matters causes us to be more focused.
Remembering is part of how we are created.

Christ asked to be purposefully remembered:
And when He had given thanks, He broke [it] and said, Take, eat. This is My body, which is broken for you. Do this to call Me [affectionately] to remembrance.

Similarly when supper was ended, He took the cup also, saying, This cup is the new covenant [ratified and established] in My blood. Do this, as often as you drink [it], to call Me [affectionately] to remembrance.(I Corinthians 11:24-25, Amp)

Purposefully remembering Christ . . . changes who we are . . . impacting what we think, say and do.
Remembering what Christ has done is a reminder that nothing is impossible with God!

Remember what Christ
has done.
Remember Christ
is at work today.
Remember that in Christ
real life is experienced.

Learning with you to remember,
Kerrie
(All devotions written by Kerrie Palmer ©2009 All Rights Reserved)