Philippians 1:21-24 – The beauty of death and the focus of life.
Here is the revelation that is shaping my life today – death holds more than life can ever offer. “Dying means gain,” this is the greatest way to live. When death losses its sting of finality, when death losses its sting of loss, when death is embraced for its beauty, life can be embraced in its fullness. I can now live in the way that life was designed to be lived, to bring Heaven to earth for others. It’s only when I know Him in all His beauty that death becomes victory and life becomes focused. When more of Him becomes the fullness of my passion, then life makes sense and has clarity, it’s all Him.
Philippians 1:21-24 TPT
[21] My true life is the Anointed One, and dying means gaining more of him. [22-24] So here’s my dilemma: Each day I live means bearing more fruit in my ministry; yet I fervently long to be liberated from this body and joined fully to Christ. That would suit me fine, but the greatest advantage to you would be that I remain alive. So you can see why I’m torn between the two-I don’t know which I prefer.
