"Steadfast
and Ready"
Key
Thought:
Living in hope and holiness while waiting for Jesus’ return.
The
affirmations from 1 Thessalonians reminded me that spiritual endurance is not
passive—it is intentional. This book had a way of stirring something steady in
me. Every line pointed me back to hope—not hype, not temporary relief, but real
hope rooted in the promise of Jesus’ return. That kept me grounded. These
affirmations made me pause and ask: Am I living in a way that pleases God? Am I
encouraging others like I should? Am I staying spiritually awake? It was clear
that this Christian walk is not about rushing or performing—it is about staying
faithful in every season. I am called to rejoice always, to pray continually,
and to give thanks even when it is hard. I needed that reminder. And most of
all, these words made me feel ready. Ready for whatever is coming. Not because
I have all the answers, but because I know who holds the future—and I trust Him
completely.
Affirmations
- I am standing
firm in my faith no matter the season.
- I find joy in
the hope of Jesus Christ’s return.
- I am called
to live a life that pleases God.
- I encourage
others and build them up in love.
- I choose to
rejoice, pray continually, and give thanks in all things.
- I walk in
holiness because I am set apart by God.
- I am not
afraid of the future; I am waiting in faith.
- I comfort
others with the promise of resurrection.
- I am awake,
alert, and living in the light of God’s truth.
- I live with
purpose, knowing that God is faithful to complete His work in me.