BALANCE LIFE

Ngan nagtubo hi Hesus ha lawas ngan ha kinaadman, ngan nakalipay

Hiya han Diyos ngan ha tawo. – Lukas 2:52
Growth

▪ The act or process, or a manner of

growing; development; gradual
increase.
▪ Establish who you are?
–Your virtue
–Your gift
–Your calling
CHRIST-LIKE VIRTUE

▪ But the fruit of the Spirit is love,

joy, peace, patience, kindness,
goodness, faithfulness,
gentleness and self-control.
Against such things there is no
law. – Galatians 5:23
The gift of the Holy Spirit

▪ The Holy Spirit is given to each of us in a

special way. That is for the good of all. To
some people the Spirit gives a message of
knowledge. To others the same Spirit gives
faith. To others that one Spirit gift of
healing. To others he gives the power to
do miracles. To others he giver the ability
to prophesy.
The gift of the Holy Spirit

▪ To others he give the ability to tell the spirit

apart. To others he giver the ability to speak
in different kinds of languages they had not
known before. And to still others he gives
the ability to explain what was said in those
languages. All the gifts are produced by
one and the same Spirit. He gives gifts to
each person, just as he decides. 1 Cor. 12: 7-9
The gift of the Holy Spirit

▪ We have different gifts, according to the grace

given to each of us. If your gift is prophesying,
then prophesy in accordance with your faith, if
it is serving, then serve, if it is teaching, then
teach; if it is encourage, then give
encouragement; if it is giving, then give
generously, if it is lead, do it diligently; if it is
to show mercy, do it cheerfully. – Romans 12: 6-8
You are “CALLED” by GOD

▪ “Pardon me, my lord,” Gideon replied, “but

how can I save Israel? My clan is the weakest
in Manasseh, and I am the least in my family.”
The Lord answered,” I will be with you and
you will strike down all the Midianites, leaving
none alive. Gideon replied, "If now I have
found favor in your eyes, give me a sign that it
is really you talking to me. – Judge 16:15-17
▪ We do not dare to classify or compare
ourselves with some who commend
themselves. When they measure
themselves by themselves, and
compare themselves, they are not
wise. – 2 Cor. 10:12
4 of our life we need to improve.

▪ INTELLECTUAL
▪ PHYSICAL
▪ SPIRITUAL
▪ SOCIAL
INTELLECTUAL

▪ Wisdom refers to the intellectual

aspect of our lives. It is the
developing of the intellect, or
creating opportunities that make you
wiser, more able in the study or work
in a profession.
INTELLECTUAL

▪The Soul of a lazy man

desires, and has nothing,
but the soul of the
diligent shall be made
rich. – Proverbs 13:4
INTELLECTUAL

▪ A good way to avoid being trapped

by laziness is to establish clear and
concrete goals. This will help us give
priority to what is truly important,
and not get entangled with what
appears to be urgent.
PHYSICAL

▪ “Stature” refer to the physical

aspect of our lives. Encompasses
our lifestyle, eating habits,
nutrition and recreation. These
things influence our self image, as
we;; as how others see us.
PHYSICAL

▪ Our appearance reflects who we

are and the God whom we serve.
Jesus, though He was born in a
poor family. He excelled and
dressed Himself with the high
quality clothes of His time.
PHYSICAL

▪ In our physical life we need to follow

our Master and excel in the way we
live, dress and eat without making
this things a god. We need to be a
living testimony of what the Lord
does for those who are faithful to
Him.
SPIRITUAL

▪ But seek first the kingdom of God and

His righteousness, and all these
things shall be added to you. –
Matthew 6:33
SPIRITUAL

▪ Jesus grew in favor by the power of

God and the anointing of the Holy
Spirit. He was a success and
multitudes of people were
transformed, healed freed and
restored through His ministry.
SPIRITUAL

▪ The spiritual gifts flow when we

create a need for them. God gives
them to us in order to serve His
people, not for us to boast about. As
we get involved, in the work of the
Lord He will lift us up and pour gifts
into our lives.
SPIRITUAL

▪ Therefore, my dear brothers, stand

firm, Let not be moved from our
position we have in Christ. In other
words to constantly do more than
what we are asked to do, showing
initiative and therefore continually
improving. – 1 Cor. 15:58
SOCIAL

▪ We should grow in our relationships

with those around us. We should be
seen as people worth following and
Imitating. What we do speaks louder
than what we say.
SOCIAL

▪ When the prophet Samuel was young,

he did not follow the bad example of
his contemporaries – even those living
in the same house with him. He
decided to become a man of integrity,
and gained acceptance before God
and the men of his time.
SOCIAL

▪ And the child Samuel grew in stature,

and in favor both the Lord and men. –
1 Samuel 2:26
SOCIAL

▪ Areas of our life

–Workplace
–Community
–Family
SOCIAL

▪ Moreover he must have a good

testimony among those who are
outside, lest he fall into reproach and
the snare of the devil – 1 Timothy 3:7
GOD BLESS!