Be the Word
Becoming the Word : Meditation in which the Word becomes flesh
The Gospel of John says that in the beginning was the Word, and that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.
Every day the word is with us, and today We want to live a life of discovering Jesus who became flesh and God the Holy Spirit who come into our lives and walk with us.
That life depends not on the God you experienced in the past, but on whether you have personally experienced the manna God gives you through the Word today.
Part 01
The start of work-life spirituality
The starting point of work, life, and spirituality is to reproduce 'becoming flesh of the Word'. And maintaining a healthy and balanced work and life spirituality must also be updated daily with 'becoming the body of the Word'. Otherwise, like manna, you will become a corrupted and corrupted spirituality. If the God we experienced 10 years ago is not experienced today, we need to check whether it is a broken spirituality.
Part 02
go beyond sermons
Preaching is important. However, the reality is that most people do not even remember the title of the sermon when they turn around after receiving grace.
Our lives also need a deeper spiritual touch than preaching.
If 'meditation in which the Word becomes flesh' is added along with good sermons, a deep one-on-one encounter with God can continue.
Part 03
Word becomes flesh
It is a pity that most of today's religious life is not connected to the field of life because grace is idealized.
If the event of the Word becoming flesh remained only in God's thoughts and ideas, we would not have been redeemed.
If you have read the Word, you must make the Word become yourself, and you must strive to become the Word. That is the beginning of obedience.
I hope that you will be able to experience the event that the Word becomes me and the Word becomes flesh, starting today.
Part 04
Words become life
If the Word became flesh, now the Word must become life.
The fact that the Word becomes life or that we eat the Word completely means that we fully digest it and appear in our lives, that is, we must make it a 'habit of life'.
We all want to imitate Jesus Christ so that we can break away from the idea of the Word and enjoy the real benefits of the Word becoming our life.
