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Yes, Jesus is our hiding place. He has promised all of us to be with everyone who believe in Him. He will never ever leave us nor forsake us. You o Lord are my hiding place. You always fill my heart with songs of deliverance. Whenever I am afraid, I will trust in You. I will trust in You. Our minds will be in its place, in the place of joy and peace when we make our Lord and Savior our hiding place in which to rest.

Confess and be free (5) Wednesday 21st November 2018 'The Lord looks at the heart.' 1 Samuel 16:7 NLT Why do we hide our sins? We might feel ashamed, afraid of the consequences, afraid to reveal that we're not as perfect as we appear. Much of the time, it's about the fear of revealing the difference between our public image and our private one. We can also be uneasy about revealing our sins to God. We might avoid spending time with him because we know we're hiding things. But, actually, those are the times when we should be running to him and clinging more closely to him. The Bible tells us that 'the Lord searches every heart and understands every desire and every thought' (1 Chronicles 28:9 NIV). God knows our best and our worst...

That is the right road to travel. Full of troubles and tribulations... but it will lead us all to heaven.

Confess and be free (4) Tuesday 20th November 2018 'You forgave me! All my guilt is gone.' Psalm 32:5 NLT Let's be clear about this: nobody is perfect. Ecclesiastes 7:20 says, 'Not a single person on earth is always good and never sins' (NLT). Only Jesus can claim never to have sinned. And yet, when we've done something wrong, we feel like the only person in the world who's made that mistake. Guilt makes us feel lonely. We don't want to open up to anyone, so we isolate ourselves. We think others will judge us or reject us for what we've done. (If we're honest, we may have avoided someone when we discovered some less-than-great fact about them!) So we put on the 'everything's fine' mask, while secretly carrying that guilt inside us...

And all that is within me, I will bless the Lord forever more. Why should we bless the Lord? 1. He has done great things in our life. 2. He has answered all our prayers. 3. He has blessed us with everything we need. 4. He has healed us from pain and sorrow. 5. All depression, all stress and worry is gone. 6. He has filled my cup and made me whole. 7. He has revealed to us the greatest truth on earth. He is the Way, the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father but by Me. Says the Lord. Bless the Lord o my soul, and all that is within me, bless His holy name. Amen

Love so much what Jesus said. In Me ye shall find peace. The center of all joy, peace, happiness and a fulfilled life is to live for Jesus, to love Him with all your heart, mind and soul and to serve Him till He call us all home to heaven. Let us all achieve peace by loving our enemies, praying for them to get saved and be ready for Jesus coming in the clouds to take us all home to heaven. Take away all hate, all anger, all rage from your heart and obey Jesus voice. Love others just as I have loved you. That includes all your enemies near and far. O God, please, save the souls of all our perceived enemies and those who are against us and deny Jesus as Savior and Lord. Save them all we pray. Amen

"The Lord is my Shepherd..."

Confess and be free (3) Monday 19th November 2018 'Finally, I confessed all my sins to you and stopped trying to hide my guilt.' Psalm 32:5 NLT When we've done something wrong, or even many things wrong, we may think that we've made too many mistakes for God to ever want us to do Kingdom work for him. But, actually, when we confess to him, it makes a massive difference. When we choose to confide in him, we can experience freedom from the guilt we've kept bottled up. The psalmist wrote: 'When I refused to confess my sin, my body wasted away...My strength evaporated like water in the summer heat...Finally, I confessed all my sins to you and stopped trying to hide my guilt...And you forgave me! All my guilt is gone' (Psalm 32:3-5 NLT)...

Though he resisteth the bath and doth rail against the diaper change; And while he may even spit out his pacifier in protest to sleep, “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” gets him every time. Like babies, we find true freedom, peace, and yes even rest, in the midst of life’s greatest trials and tribulations, when we choose to submit and commit ourselves to God’s will for our lives. Yet, we tend to over complicate things in proclaiming that we don’t know God’s purpose for our life. BUT GOD is not perplexed, He has given to us amazingly simplified instructions: Matthew 22:37-39 Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like...

Each morning are given to us by God to bow down before Him in worship. Thanking Him for giving us a new day to live for Him and to share Jesus with others. Make a difference in the life of others. Touch someone's heart who is lonely, desperate and need a Savior. Encourage one another and lift them all to Jesus. Early morning gives you a time to praise and honor God before you do anything. Jesus is so happy to see you doing this.