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*Good morning πŸ™*

14/03/2025

Prayer point : *Stillnes*

Pray that Lord I need to hear you whisper to me even the day is so busy, talk to me ...Psalms 46:10 Thank you always for leading me .I choose to be still ❀️
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*_Therefore I speak to them in parables, because seeing they don't see, and hearing, they don't hear, neither do they understand._*
Matthew 13:13

*Prayer :*


I ask You to root out any bitterness, unforgiveness, hurt and pain from me. Help me to end any unfruitful battle inside me.

Soften my hardened heart, purify and renew it to be like one in a little child.

Help me get the understanding of Your intentions towards me even as it is hard for us to understand You.

Help me with the sight that can see Your actions in my life, a grateful heart to be thankful always .
In Jesus' name, I pray.


*_Happy Sabbath_*
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*Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. Psalms 150:6 NIV.*
We should be grateful to God for all His blessings. If we are alive today, it's only because of His grace but nothing else. Praise and worship breaks all the obstacles against us and gives us Victory. When David played music, evil spirits ran away from Saul. When Joshua and team played music, worshipping God, Jericho's walls fell down. When musician played, Elisha was filled with Holy Spirit (II Kings 3:13-20) and the valley was filled with water. If you have a thankful heart and praise God, miracles will happen to you.
*Experience the miracles by praising Lord Jesus.*
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#SABBATH PRAYER:

God of all good gifts,

We give You thanks on this blessed and Holy Sabbath for all the light You shine on our pathway to save us from stepping off the straight path into satan’s precipice of darkness and gloom. Yet, Father, many in our ranks who claim to love the mission live and teach rebellion, to the detriment of perishing souls.

Jehovah, You have made known Your desire, to prosper us also in health, that our eyes may be open to the fact that Your way of salvation is in the sanctuary. Father, Evangelism suffers because we fail to accept that there is a crucial relationship between diet and spirituality, and we don’t like to be told that we can only regain Eden at the very place we lost it.

We give only lip service to the fact that our present life as Christians is a true reflection of the quality of our preparation for heaven, for we do not have a second opportunity at this dress rehearsal.
Jehovah forgives those leaders at every level of the church who are indifferent to the message of health reform and the present truth. Forgive us of our individual rebellion against Your clear command. Forgive us, as Your church, for misrepresenting You before the world, and help us to live with that singleness of purpose to glorify You in word, in thought, in action. Save our souls, we pray, in Jesus Christ Mighty Name. Amen.πŸ™πŸ½
'He Isn't Here!' β€” Mark 16:5-6

When [the women who had come to anoint Jesus' body] entered the tomb, they saw a young man clothed in a white robe sitting on the right side. The women were shocked, but the angel said, "Don't be alarmed. You are looking for Jesus of Nazareth, who was crucified. He isn't here! He is risen from the dead! Look, this is where they laid his body."β€” Mark 16:5-6 NLT


Key Thought

"He isn't here! He is risen from the dead!" What incredibly powerful words and what an even more gloriously important truth. As we approach the end of the Gospel of Mark, we know at least three important things about Jesus:
He is the Nazarene β€” the one who was prophesied to come from Nazareth [1] and who would do the work of God.
He was crucified β€” he died to ransom us from sin.
He has been raised from the dead β€” he conquered death and brought life to us.
He is not in the grave. He lives. He is Lord.
[1] Matthew 2:23.

Today's Praye
Praise to you, O Father, for Jesus' glorious triumph over sin and death. Thank you for what his resurrection means. Thank you that because my life is joined to Jesus in this life, I can be sure that it will be joined with him in resurrection. Thank you that his tomb is empty and that your Son, my Savior, lives. In Jesus' name and to Jesus' glory, I offer this prayer. Amen.

Related Scripture Readings
1 Peter 1:3-9
1 Corinthians 15:20
Colossians 1:18
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*_If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them._*
John 13:17

*Prayer :*


Thank You Lord for Your unconditional love, care and the never failing provision to Your people every day.

Heavenly Father,
I admit that it's harder to live Your Word than to read.

Have mercy on me and direct me to speak Your Word in my actions as well as my words. Help my life reflect Your light.

Form me by Your Word and Spirit. Lead me to be courageous enough to put into action what I learn from Your Word.
In Jesus' name, I pray.


*_Blessed Sunday_*
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The Power of Consistent Intercession

Jesus told them a story showing that it was necessary for them to pray consistently and never quit… Luke 18:1(MSG)


Prayer is both a tool for our communion with God and an opportunity for us to be trained in patience and righteousness. Sometimes the answers may not come within the time we expect but eventually they come based on our relationship with Christ and consistent commitment to prayer. We are not only required to pray for our individual needs but also for others. In Isaiah 62:6-7, Prophet Isaiah communicates the placement of watchmen on the walls of Jerusalem. He gives an assurance that these watchmen will not keep quiet but call on the name of the Lord until Jerusalem gets established. These watchmen are the intercessors who served as mediators between God and His people (Isaiah 62:6-7).

When we persist in prayer we shall have our minds always on the things of God, get in constant communication with Him and end up fruitful in life. From this passage we discover that the continued prayer of intercession was the source of strong roots for establishment. People of Jerusalem were in a transition; from a hard time to a moment of God’s comfort. They had to put a wall around themselves for some degree of safety but they needed more intercession to get reinforcement to remain in the state of security, peace and prosperity. We are also called to stand in the gap for our families, churches, nations and communities. Intercession is a discipline and we train ourselves to do it more often. Our generation has instant technological results for almost everything which sometimes leave the recipients with negative effects. We are therefore encouraged to be prayerful and wait on God.

Prayer:
Father, please help me to be consistent in intercession with patience for answers in Jesus’ Name.
πŸ•ŠοΈ β€œLord, increase my faith.” (Luke 17:5)
πŸ•ŠοΈ β€œJesus, break every chain.” (Isaiah 61:1)
πŸ•ŠοΈ β€œRestore all I lost.” (Joel 2:25)
πŸ•ŠοΈ β€œStrengthen my weary soul.” (Matthew 11:28)
Now, let’s listen real close, as I’m giving a moment of time for you to get to the Scripture. Remember, that we mustn’t never come to church to play religious. We mustn’t come to, just, to put on a religious act to go to church, we must come to worship in Spirit and in truth, we must be deeply and sincerely, we must really mean what we’re coming here for. The days are getting evil, the time is evil, and we want toβ€”we want to make every minute count, and especially when we’re in the house of the Lord.
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*_Though I walk in the midst of trouble, you will revive me. You will stretch forth your hand against the wrath of my enemies. Your right hand will save me._*
Psalm 138:7

*Prayer :*


I stand before You seeking revival within me. I long for repentance, unspeakable joy of forgiveness and taste of Your magnificence.

Forgive me Lord for when I set aside Your righteousness and seek my own. Forgive me when I was disobedient forsaking Your ways.

I ask that You will wake me up, stir in me and revive me. Help me to understand what it truly means to follow and love You.
In Jesus' name, I pray.


*_A Great Week Of Joy_*
'You Will See Him in the Place of Ministry' β€” Mark 16:7

[Speaking to the women, the angel in Jesus' empty tomb continued:] "Now go and tell his disciples, including Peter, that Jesus is going ahead of you to Galilee. You will see him there, just as he told you before he died."β€” Mark 16:7 NLT


Key Thought

Jesus is about ministry. While it is not emphasized in Mark, Matthew speaks of Jesus as Immanuel β€” God with us. Jesus reminded his disciples that they would experience his presence in their fellowship and worship, [1] in their service to those in need, [2] and in crossing cultural boundaries to share his teaching with others. [3] He wanted his disciples to carry on his ministry. So he wanted them to know that as they ministered in his name, he would be with them. They would see him personally raised from the dead after his resurrection, but they could also "see" him after his ascension by ministering to others. Jesus continues to meet his followers in the places of ministry. β€” Matthew will be the focus of this next year's "What Jesus Did!" devotional series. As we stand near the close of one year and look forward to another, let's use both Mark and Matthew to remind us that Jesus will meet us in the place of ministry!
[1] Matthew 18:20.
[2] Matthew 25:37-40.
[3] Matthew 28:18-20
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Today's Prayer

Gracious, holy, and merciful God, please use me as an instrument of your peace, grace, and reconciliation. May I be found as a "vessel for honor" [A] β€” a tool you can use for your purposes in ministry to others. I know, dear Father, that your Son will be present as I minister. Please make his presence real to me. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.

[A] This phrase comes from 2 Timothy 2:21 NKJV about being pure so we will be prepared to minister..

Related Scripture Readings
2 Timothy 2:21
2 Timothy 3:14-17
Matthew 25:31-40