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Believe or not.... I have asked God for strength in my faith. He gave me difficulties to make me strong, to open my eyes to see the glorious promises He has for us. I have remembered that this world is not my home. I am just passing through. One hundred years from now I will not be here to share Jesus with others. I will be with my heavenly Father in heaven, worshiping Him and adoring Him forever. I have asked God for wisdom from heaven and He gave me more problems in my life to solve. Problems with my children misbehaving in school, depression set in, worry about not being able to pay the rent. Taking the dog to the vet and he gets worse. My boss picks on me all the time. I asked God for courage to continue the road to heaven, He...
Understanding Satan's role (2) Saturday 22nd September 2018 'A messenger of Satan, to torment me.' 2 Corinthians 12:7 NIV When we're facing adversity on our Christian walk, we'd be wise to allow it to drive us closer to God. That was true in Paul's life: he had been a Christian persecutor who became an apostle chosen by God. He healed the sick, travelled the world, and wrote some of history's greatest documents. But as he grew in godly fame, he came up against massive trials and challenges, one of which was to ward off pride. 'To keep me from becoming conceited because of the surpassing greatness of the revelations, a thorn was given me in the flesh, a messenger of Satan to harass me' (2 Corinthians 12:7 ESV). We aren't told the...
Do not worry too much. Failure makes us all wiser. Failure will bring experience. To succeed in your mission on earth you must have single-minded devotion to the goal you want to reach. Bless the Lord every single day of your life. Thank Him for what He has done so far. Give Him all the glory, all the honor and all the praise. Failure in life will lead us all to be wise. True wisdom comes from heaven.
Understanding Satan's role (1) Friday 21st September 2018 'God's Spirit, who is in you, is greater than the devil.' 1 John 4:4 NCV God knows everything; angels only know what he reveals. God is everywhere; angels can only be in one place. God is all-powerful; angels are only as powerful as God allows them to be. Satan is a fallen angel who wasn't satisfied to worship God; he wanted God's throne for himself. Angels, like humans, were made to serve and worship God. And they were given free will; otherwise, how could they worship? But Satan said, 'I will make myself like the Most High' (Isaiah 14:14 NIV). That got him evicted from Heaven: 'You are brought down... to the depths of the pit' (Isaiah 14:15 NIV). Satan wants us to believe...
I shall never say to the Lord... I will forget You. Jesus will never ever leave us nor forsake us. I can not do this for You. Jesus give us strength to do things that are impossible for us. You, O Lord, I need. Every hour, every minute... You all I need. I do not know how to do this. Jesus give us wisdom for heaven to do and to will what God expects us to do. O Jesus, fill our hearts with your holy presence to do and to obey Your word. I wish I could, but I cannot. When Jesus tells us to sing the choir of our church, never ever say, "I wish I could sing." Jesus will put a song in your heart to praise and honor His name. I think I might do this for Him. Do not just think. Do what He tells you to do. Jesus wants us to bless our life, to...
We always hear that real men and real women smile when trouble comes. They gather strength from distress and grow brave by reflection. But in real life... who holds our hand when no help comes along? I look up and see Jesus' face and I said..... You, O Lord, held my hand when I was down... You caught me when I fell down. You were there when I needed someone. When tears fell down my face, You were right there to wipe it all away. When pain and sorrow came to my heart, You comforted my troubled heart. I shall always praise and glorify Your holy name. You have been such a wonderful help when I really need You. Thank You, Jesus... from the bottom of my heart.
Identity (2) Thursday 20th September 2018 'You are mine.' Isaiah 43:1 NIV If knowing our identity helps us avoid becoming trapped in the cycle of people-pleasing, then it's crucial for us to work out exactly what our identity is, and see if there are any areas of our identity that we're getting from sources other than God. Satan wants us to identify with who people say we are, rather than who God says we are. And unless we know who we are in God's eyes, we'll be left struggling with feelings of condemnation and unworthiness. Our identity is not in things like our reputation, our job or our finances. Our self-worth can only be truly found in what God says about us. He says: 'Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you...
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