*That hard condition you are in is temporary, but not permanent. God is with you and He will help you to pass through it. Just believe*

*Heavenly Father, Thank You for this new day. No matter what I face, I choose to trust You because l know that you have woken me up for a reason. Even when I don’t understand the “why” or “how,” I believe You are working behind the scenes for my good. Fill my heart with peace where there is anxiety, and give me strength where I feel weak. Help me to walk in faith, not fear —to speak with love, and to live with purpose. Thank You for the promise in Ephesians 3:20, that You are able to do exceedingly more than I could ever ask or imagine. Your strength and ability are unmatched, and I am in awe of Your power and grace. Thank You for walking with me through every challenge I face. Knowing You are by my side gives me confidence and peace, no matter what comes my way. Help me to trust in Your limitless power and to lean on You in every moment. In Jesus’ name, Amen!*
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THE IDOLATRY OF DISTRACTION

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Your Story Is Part of a Greater Story

Text: _The word of the Lord came to Jonah son of Amittai: “Go to that great city of Nineveh and reach against it, because its wickedness has come up before me.”_ (Jonah 1:1, 2)

Jonah was not the ideal missionary. He was disobedient, quite defiant, selfish and prejudiced. It took a storm and a big fish to get him where he was supposed to go. And it took a leafy plant and a scorching wind to get his heart in the right place. Jonah was the opposite of what we think a missionary should be. And yet, despite all that, his mission in Nineveh was effective. The people who heard his message repented. The Old Testament is silent about what happened to Jonah after Nineveh. But centuries later, Jesus mentions his name and talks about ‘the sign of Jonah’. And now, almost three thousand years later, we read his story in the Bible from a book with his name as its title. We only know Jonah from the four chapters written in his book. But God knew everything about him — his past, his thoughts, his heart, his struggles, his whole life. Jonah had no idea that his story would continue to be told hundreds of centuries after his death. He didn’t know that God would still use him — his story — to be a source of revelation and lessons for many generations and nations.

Our stories have different versions depending on who tells it. But God knows our real story — complete with background story — from beginning to the end. When we are fully devoted to Him, He takes our stories (good and bad parts included) and makes them a part of the greater story that He is weaving; a story of His plan of redemption for the nations… a story that spans generations, includes every nation and involves every person whose life is surrendered to Him. If God can use Jonah who was disobedient, He can use you even more as you remain obedient to Him. Why should YOU be involved in missions? Because God can use your story. It can be a beautiful part of a greater story — HIS Story among the nations. If others were to write the story of your life, what will they tell? What might be God’s version of your life story right now?

Prayer:
Lord God, thank You because You know the true and full story of my life. Thank You for saving me and changing my destiny. Jesus, I want my story to count for eternity. I humbly surrender my life to You. Use me for Your glory, in Jesus’ Name.

*_Remain in me, and I in you. As the branch can't bear fruit by itself, unless it remains in the vine, so neither can you, unless you remain in me._*
John 15:4

*Prayer :*

Lord I acknowledge that we are a wicked generation that is ripe for Your judgement and punishment. I plead for Your mercies, Dear Merciful Yahweh. Please forgive our sins and cleanse us with the blood of Jesus Christ.

Father, I seek Your presence. Please come and dwell amongst us.
May we abide in You like a branch filled with Your sap growing strong in the vine so that we bear spiritual fruit to Your glory.
In Jesus' Name, I pray.

Keep going, no matter what 🚶🚶‍♀️

The Gospel For Addicts

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'The Angels Attend' — Matthew 4:11!

[After the temptations,] the devil went away, and angels came and took care of Jesus.— Matthew 4:11 NLT

Key Thought

Have you ever wondered if there was something, or someone, there? You know, after a major decision that placed you under ridicule and an attack for choosing what was ethical, right, moral, or true. That clear good night's sleep, that sense of peaceful wellbeing, and that sense of God's care and presence are not imagined. While some have made angels a preoccupation or even a replacement for the worship of God, Christians need to know that angels are God's servants sent to serve his faithful believers! They are the great means of heavenly comfort and support after major ordeals. They are the words of encouragement given to us by the right person at just the right time. They are even in attendance when we worship together as God's people. But the point of angels is not angels per se; the point of angels is the love of God for us, his children. Let's thank him that he has not left us alone to fight the battles of faith or to find comfort after the battle has passed. And let's join the angels that surround God's throne in heaven with praise for his grace, power, majesty, and faithfulness.

Today's Prayer

Holy and Almighty God, you are worthy to receive all glory, honor, and praise. You have sacrificed your Son to redeem me. You have blessed me with support in my weakness, comfort in my grief, healing in my illness, and hope in my despair. Thank you for caring for me through Jesus in his ministry, through the Holy Spirit in his abiding presence, and through your angels in their service to my needs. For these, and so many other blessings too numerous to name, I thank you, in Jesus' name. Amen.

Related Scripture Readings
Hebrews 1:14
Matthew 18:10
Luke 22:42-43

*Our father*🛐❤️
*Who art in heaven*🛐❤️
*Hallowed be thy name*🛐 ❤️
*Thy kingdom come*🛐❤️
*Thy will be done*🛐❤️
*On earth as it is in heaven*🛐❤️
*Give us this day our daily bread*🛐 ❤️
*And forgive us for our trespasses*🛐❤️
*As we forgive those who trespasses against us*🛐❤️
*And lead us not to temptation*🛐❤️
*But deliver us from evil*🛐❤️
*For thine is the kingdom,*🛐❤️
*The power and the glory for ever and ever* 🛐❤️
*Amen* ✝️❤️

SAY THESE 3 PRAYERS RIGHT NOW:
1. Dear God: Breathe fresh fire into my spirit. Let passion burn.
2. Dear God: Wash me with Your presence. Let revival spring.
3. Dear God: Ignite my faith with Your glory. Let power flow.
Type AMEN. 🔥

*_Behold, I am Yahweh, the God of all flesh: is there anything too hard for me?_*
Jeremiah 32:27

*Prayer :*

I praise You for You are what You say You are. God of possibilities.

You are God who created the heaven and the earth with a Word. You are the God of miracles. There is nothing impossible for You.

I believe that nothing in my life is beyond Your help. I ask for Your power of possibilities to begin to work in my impossible situation from today hence forth.

I choose to stand in faith, I choose to trust and I choose to walk in every blessing You have in store for me.
In Jesus' Name, I pray.

PRAYER

Dear Heavenly Father, I thank you for the awesome plan you have for my life. I thank you for the blessings, favor, and breakthroughs you have for me in my future. I thank you for sending prosperity my way. Father, I know my future will be filled with hope, happiness, laughter, love, and blessings in every area of my life.

Thank You for helping me through tough times. No matter what I face, I know that You are my strength and my refuge. As Psalm 121:2 says, “My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.” I am never alone because You are always with me.

When challenges arise, remind me to lean on You and trust in Your unfailing love. Thank You for guiding me, sustaining me, and carrying me through every storm. My hope and confidence are in You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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MAY GOD STEP IN YOUR LIVE.

What Will We Do in Heaven?

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Submission in Prayer

Text: _My Father, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will._ — Matthew 26:39

In connection with praying “Your kingdom come,” Jesus taught us to say, “Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven” (Matthew 6:10). As we have noted earlier, we can sometimes feel uncertain whether the things we pray for are in line with God’s will. Or perhaps we might think that our confidence is somehow diminished if we say, “. . . if it be your will” as we pray. While God’s will was often seen as mysterious, there is also something very reassuring about it. Praying “your will be done” does not mean we fully understand God’s will. This is mostly a prayer that expresses our desire to do God’s will. And that is a prayer of strong conviction. It conveys our trust in the goodness of God’s will and our assurance that God will carry out His purposes.

Remember, praying within God’s will is about following Jesus’ example. Today’s Bible reading shows that even Jesus wrestled with His Father’s will and submitted to it. The result of that prayerful struggle was that Jesus could say with firm resolve, “Rise! Let us go! Here comes my betrayer!” His connection with the Father was the source of His strength. There is nothing weak about submitting to God. Yielding to God’s will is the very thing that strengthens us.

Prayer:
Lord, sometimes Your will seems confusing; guide us to pray like Jesus. Help us to trust You, love You, and obey You. May Your will be done in our lives in Jesus’ Name, Amen.