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MAX KLEIN BIBLE MINISTRIES

God, the need for

Written by: Max Klein

We need God, we need God’s provision, we need God’s plan for our lives:

 

1. God’s plan begins with salvation through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Then it continues after the moment of salvation with residence and function inside the divine power system which He has provided for us under the principle of logistical grace.

 

2. Man is neither the master of his fate nor the Lord of his destiny. This is illustrated by the historical trend which we have developed before in which the weak control the strong. The weak control the strong in business, in government, socially, and in many other organizations, even in some churches. Though man is not the master of his fate, he is the product of his own decisions.

 

3. Since man lives in the devil’s world, he is vulnerable to involvement in the cosmic system. Therefore, through wrong decisions, the believer becomes involved in the cosmic system of Satan as the ruler-genius of this world.

 

4. Without the power of God’s system and the provision of logistical grace man cannot withstand the pressures and temptations of getting involved in the cosmic system. In other words, none of us as believers on our own are stronger than the cosmic system. We find ourselves therefore caught between two systems. We are human and therefore naturally weak. We find ourselves forced to face the issue: Which system do we choose, the cosmic system of Satan or the divine power system of our Lord? One offers great happiness and blessing, the other offers pseudo happiness and pseudo blessing. The more wrong decisions we make the more we become involved with Jezebel of Thyatira.

 

5. Apart from doctrine and divine power man does not have the power, the strength, the ability to resist life in the cosmic system. Therefore, the believer must choose something greater than himself by which to live.

6. Every day we must face the same decision all the way to the end of our life on this earth namely to choose one system as over against another, recognizing that our power is not in our inherent ability but in the volition, the freedom we must choose one system as over against another.

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