The worst thing that happens when you are doing something important is the interruption. Because when you are interrupted errors come about, and that is something that no one wants. But, when something that is uninterruptable and constant it takes the form of “Continue”, and there several things in life that “Continue”. The Greek work for this constant form of continue is diamenō and it means to stay permanently, remain permanently, continue. There are three things that are constant “Continue” in life, the word of God, the footprint of the spirit and the gospel of truth. Now, as children of God we struggle with being constant “Continue”, but when we do our rewards are great.
Luke 22:28
28 You are those who have stood by me in my trials. 29 And I confer on you a kingdom, just as my Father conferred one on me, 30 so that you may eat and drink at my table in my kingdom and sit on thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel.
Jesus promised his disciples that remained or continued with him the reward of the kingdom with the promise of kingship (Rev. 20:4). Our position for continuing in Christ is to sit at his table now. The fact is that when we become involved in God’s things we take pleasure in all his benefits(Ps 103:2). We are promised to “Continue” if we choose so (Heb. 1:11). Signs that follow the movement of the God’s spirit cannot be interrupted. Once the Spirit of God does something in us its trace is that of continuance. There is no shadow of doubt that it was God who did what happened. Like what happened to Zachariah; John’s father, who did not believe what the angel told him and was muted (Lk. 1:22).
Now, another thing that does not get interrupted is the gospel; it remains. In Galatians 2:5 the apostle gives reference of the gospel continuing with the church. King Herod tried to put a stop to the word and dies eaten by worms in front of his people. Peter said that the word of God lasts forever. It is not tied down, it continues in the constant form (Acts 12:24). Jesus said that though heaven and earth should pass away in no wise shall his words pass away (Mt. 24:35 & 5:18).