HELP ME TO BE A DOER OF THE WORD
In a world full of sermons, devotionals, and spiritual content, the real test of our Christian maturity lies not in how much we hear, but in how much we do. James 1:22 clearly warns us: “Be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.” This means that spiritual deception can occur when we equate knowledge with transformation. Hearing God’s Word is important, but applying it is what brings true spiritual growth.
Being a doer of the Word means living out biblical truths in our thoughts, speech, decisions, and relationships. It means responding to God’s commands with swift obedience, even when it’s inconvenient or uncomfortable. It requires courage to forgive, strength to walk in integrity, and consistency to reflect Christ in every season of life.
Obedience is not legalism—it is love in action. It’s how we demonstrate our trust in God and our reverence for His wisdom. When we practice the Word, we gain divine wisdom, build strong character, and bear fruits that glorify God. Our lives become a living testimony of what it means to follow Jesus not just in word, but in deed.
Let us, therefore, ask God daily: “Lord, help me to be a doer of the Word.” Let that be our pursuit in this season of Going Higher with Jesus Christ—not just being filled with the Word, but being formed by it.