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NO ONE ELSE BUT YOU
That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none beside me. I am the LORD, and there is none else...(Isaiah 45v6)
🙌
Jesus...
No one else
But you
In all the earth
No one else
But you
For you are the Lord
And there is none beside you
From the rising of the sun
To the west...in heaven
There is none beside you
In all the earth
[Worship in the Spirit]
...Hallelujah...
There is no one else like our GOD and He alone has authority over all things...Beloved, Please give Jesus a chance in your life today for the Lord to bring all your heart desire to pass👉🏻Lord Jesus, I accept you as my personal Lord and savior..please wash away all my sin with your blood and count me worthy to reign with you in eternity in Jesus mighty name🙏Thank you Lord Jesus for establishing yourself in our lives and in your church in this last days all to your glory in Jesus mighty name [Pray in the Spirit] Thank you Holy Spirit; In the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ, Amen.
That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none beside me. I am the LORD, and there is none else...(Isaiah 45v6)
🙌
Jesus...
No one else
But you
In all the earth
No one else
But you
For you are the Lord
And there is none beside you
From the rising of the sun
To the west...in heaven
There is none beside you
In all the earth
[Worship in the Spirit]
...Hallelujah...
There is no one else like our GOD and He alone has authority over all things...Beloved, Please give Jesus a chance in your life today for the Lord to bring all your heart desire to pass👉🏻Lord Jesus, I accept you as my personal Lord and savior..please wash away all my sin with your blood and count me worthy to reign with you in eternity in Jesus mighty name🙏Thank you Lord Jesus for establishing yourself in our lives and in your church in this last days all to your glory in Jesus mighty name [Pray in the Spirit] Thank you Holy Spirit; In the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ, Amen.
Every Member a Bible Student, Every Member a Bible Addict
Anchored Scriptures: Jeremiah 23:29
Last week, I explain to you, the power, the centrality and the importance of the word of God, and why everybody should be a Bible student. It’s not enough to just be praying, the prayer must be backed up by the word of God.
Jeremiah 23:29, listen to what it says about the word of God.
Two symbols there about the word of God:
- Fire: the word of God is a great purifier, which destroys all that is unclean and dirty, which removes the false from a metal and leaves only the genuine metal inside. The word is like fire.
- The word is like hammer, which strengthens our life and conscience, crushing everything that is evil in heart.
There are other symbols of the word of God in the Bible. I will give you a list, what the word of God is, so you know the importance of what we are saying.
The Bible also tells us:
- The word of God is a mirror, a mirror to reflect, something you use to repair yourself. James 1
- The word of God is a seed to multiply. You find that in 1 Peter 1
- The word of God is a laver, to cleanse in washing soap.
- The word of God is a lamp to guide. Psalm 119:105
- The word of God is like rain and snow to refresh.
- The word of God is like a sword. Hebrews 4:12
- The word of God is like a bow to revenge.
- The word of God is like a gold to enrich a person.
- The word of God is like food, to nourish. That is why you find the Bible calling the word of God ‘milk’ for babies, ‘bread’ for the hungry, ‘meat’ for the people, ‘honey’ for the dessert. That’s the word of God.
- So, the word of God will give you victory in every battle.
- That word of God is the last bus stop in every situation.
- The word of God will defend you where you cannot speak.
- The word of God will bring you joy.
- The word of God will deliver you from bondages.
- The word of God silences your enemies.
- It destroys hopelessness. No matter the situation the enemy has prepared, the word of God will work for you in that situation.
- It is the word of God that stops restlessness.
- His word brings wisdom. If you reject the word of God, then you cannot retain wisdom.
- The word of God brings victory over sins.
- The word of God gives power to revive.
The power, the centrality of the word of God is totally undebatable.
The great apostle Ayo Babalola, was in a town in the western part of Nigeria. He started a crusade, nothing was happening in that crusade. The crusade looked dry, no fire, nothing, so he got concerned. He prayed that “Father, what is going on here, I have never been to a place where there is no moving of Your power like this”? The Lord said ‘you should have asked me. At midnight, you see that river that crosses the town, go there, and you will know what the problem is. When you get there, begin to sing praises and call on the name of Jehovah’.
So the great apostle went to this river at 12 midnight. He started praying, he started singing praises.
All of a sudden, there was a rumbling in the water, a giant thing was trying to come out of that water. Very soon, a giant creature came out. The figure was the figure of a woman. It was a giant woman with a long breast. The breast were so long that they were touching the ground, and this principality looked at the great apostle.
She said “man of the Living God, what do you want”? The great apostle responded that ‘I want salvation of God in this city’. No woman responded that “no problem, let us negotiate. From this side of the river to this side, you can have that one, but this one, leave it to me, so that way, both of us will not have any problem. You face this place, I face that place”.
The man of God said ‘no, there will be no negotiation. Jesus died for the people here, Jesus died for the people there’. Then the demon got angry, and said “what do you mean? Who are you? where were you in the beginning when I started here? I have been here before this river came here, so what do you mean? Where were you at that time”?
Anchored Scriptures: Jeremiah 23:29
Last week, I explain to you, the power, the centrality and the importance of the word of God, and why everybody should be a Bible student. It’s not enough to just be praying, the prayer must be backed up by the word of God.
Jeremiah 23:29, listen to what it says about the word of God.
Two symbols there about the word of God:
- Fire: the word of God is a great purifier, which destroys all that is unclean and dirty, which removes the false from a metal and leaves only the genuine metal inside. The word is like fire.
- The word is like hammer, which strengthens our life and conscience, crushing everything that is evil in heart.
There are other symbols of the word of God in the Bible. I will give you a list, what the word of God is, so you know the importance of what we are saying.
The Bible also tells us:
- The word of God is a mirror, a mirror to reflect, something you use to repair yourself. James 1
- The word of God is a seed to multiply. You find that in 1 Peter 1
- The word of God is a laver, to cleanse in washing soap.
- The word of God is a lamp to guide. Psalm 119:105
- The word of God is like rain and snow to refresh.
- The word of God is like a sword. Hebrews 4:12
- The word of God is like a bow to revenge.
- The word of God is like a gold to enrich a person.
- The word of God is like food, to nourish. That is why you find the Bible calling the word of God ‘milk’ for babies, ‘bread’ for the hungry, ‘meat’ for the people, ‘honey’ for the dessert. That’s the word of God.
- So, the word of God will give you victory in every battle.
- That word of God is the last bus stop in every situation.
- The word of God will defend you where you cannot speak.
- The word of God will bring you joy.
- The word of God will deliver you from bondages.
- The word of God silences your enemies.
- It destroys hopelessness. No matter the situation the enemy has prepared, the word of God will work for you in that situation.
- It is the word of God that stops restlessness.
- His word brings wisdom. If you reject the word of God, then you cannot retain wisdom.
- The word of God brings victory over sins.
- The word of God gives power to revive.
The power, the centrality of the word of God is totally undebatable.
The great apostle Ayo Babalola, was in a town in the western part of Nigeria. He started a crusade, nothing was happening in that crusade. The crusade looked dry, no fire, nothing, so he got concerned. He prayed that “Father, what is going on here, I have never been to a place where there is no moving of Your power like this”? The Lord said ‘you should have asked me. At midnight, you see that river that crosses the town, go there, and you will know what the problem is. When you get there, begin to sing praises and call on the name of Jehovah’.
So the great apostle went to this river at 12 midnight. He started praying, he started singing praises.
All of a sudden, there was a rumbling in the water, a giant thing was trying to come out of that water. Very soon, a giant creature came out. The figure was the figure of a woman. It was a giant woman with a long breast. The breast were so long that they were touching the ground, and this principality looked at the great apostle.
She said “man of the Living God, what do you want”? The great apostle responded that ‘I want salvation of God in this city’. No woman responded that “no problem, let us negotiate. From this side of the river to this side, you can have that one, but this one, leave it to me, so that way, both of us will not have any problem. You face this place, I face that place”.
The man of God said ‘no, there will be no negotiation. Jesus died for the people here, Jesus died for the people there’. Then the demon got angry, and said “what do you mean? Who are you? where were you in the beginning when I started here? I have been here before this river came here, so what do you mean? Where were you at that time”?
The man of God responded and said ‘well, I don’t know where I was, but one thing I know is this: in the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God, all things were made by Him, without Him was nothing made that was made’. Immediately he made that pronouncement (the word of God), this thing tumbled back into the water, and there was blood all over the water. That was when the power of God could move in their midst.
This is why I want to pray one prayer now, it’s a very mysterious story, but is telling you something interesting; that a particular principality can be an umbrella over an area, even over a nation, and the rain of blessing will not fall on them. A particular individual, can be an umbrella to stop your blessing over your head. The Bible says ‘in the year that king Uzziah died, then I saw the Lord’. Meaning that, that Uzziah has been the one that is blocking the man from seeing God.
* I am praying for somebody here, any satanic umbrella, blocking you from your rain of blessing; with a 21 fold ‘Amen’, destroy them in the name of Jesus!
That was the story of the great apostle. Let me tell you something that happened in the first church that I pastored.
We were very few, so I was forcing them to memorize the Bible. I was even embarrassing some of them, whether you’re mama or baba (an elderly man or woman), you did not do your memory verse and scripture memorization, we will ask them to stand up. This was what saved the life of one sister. If I had not taught them to do that, only God knows what would have happened to that sister.
She was a maternity nurse. A girl was admitted to the hospital, that young girl got pregnant and she was admitted. During her night ward, moving about, she found that this lady who was brought in for delivery, the stomach was now flat. So the maternity nurse was shocked, and the lady was fast asleep. So the nurse shook her up, and said “what! You’re a pregnant woman, and you came here to deliver, where is the baby”?
The pregnant lady responded and said “mama, calm down, relax, the baby has gone for a meeting and she will be coming back in one hour. So, nurse, come back in one hour”. The maternity nurse was scared, and within one hour, the baby was back, the tummy was back again. The maternity nurse began to pray that “let this girl just give birth and leave my hospital, how many people will I tell this”. So, she began prayer, until this baby was delivered.
Then, she (the maternity nurse) was not sleeping, she was in her office. A giant creature came in, and confronted her, and said “you, you caused her to deliver the baby here, something we don’t want you to do, you’re in trouble”. And the demon started incantations. And she said, as the thing was talking and making incantation, she started getting weaker and weaker.
All of a sudden, she remembered one of memory verses that I made them to learn. It says ‘associate yourself oh ye people, and ye shall be scattered, take counsel together and it shall come to nought, speak the word and it shall not stand, for God is with me’. Immediately she mentioned the scriptures, this giant creature fell down, and disappeared.
Beloved, the word of God is quick and powerful. You’re not doing yourself any good at all, when you wake up and leave your house without reading the Bible. You’re not doing yourself any good at all, when you’ve been born again for one year, two years, and you cannot read 20 memory verses.
You see, when you memorize the Bible, you’re storing it in your spiritual bank. So, if war is waged against you, you have your own in quote, “incantation”, and there is no incantation, there is no magic, there is nothing anybody can say that can overcome the word of God.
Unfortunately, the church is filled with a lot of biblical illiterates. They are too lazy to read the Bible, too lazy to memorize, too lazy to meditate. They do not understand what Joshua 1:8 is saying.
This is why I want to pray one prayer now, it’s a very mysterious story, but is telling you something interesting; that a particular principality can be an umbrella over an area, even over a nation, and the rain of blessing will not fall on them. A particular individual, can be an umbrella to stop your blessing over your head. The Bible says ‘in the year that king Uzziah died, then I saw the Lord’. Meaning that, that Uzziah has been the one that is blocking the man from seeing God.
* I am praying for somebody here, any satanic umbrella, blocking you from your rain of blessing; with a 21 fold ‘Amen’, destroy them in the name of Jesus!
That was the story of the great apostle. Let me tell you something that happened in the first church that I pastored.
We were very few, so I was forcing them to memorize the Bible. I was even embarrassing some of them, whether you’re mama or baba (an elderly man or woman), you did not do your memory verse and scripture memorization, we will ask them to stand up. This was what saved the life of one sister. If I had not taught them to do that, only God knows what would have happened to that sister.
She was a maternity nurse. A girl was admitted to the hospital, that young girl got pregnant and she was admitted. During her night ward, moving about, she found that this lady who was brought in for delivery, the stomach was now flat. So the maternity nurse was shocked, and the lady was fast asleep. So the nurse shook her up, and said “what! You’re a pregnant woman, and you came here to deliver, where is the baby”?
The pregnant lady responded and said “mama, calm down, relax, the baby has gone for a meeting and she will be coming back in one hour. So, nurse, come back in one hour”. The maternity nurse was scared, and within one hour, the baby was back, the tummy was back again. The maternity nurse began to pray that “let this girl just give birth and leave my hospital, how many people will I tell this”. So, she began prayer, until this baby was delivered.
Then, she (the maternity nurse) was not sleeping, she was in her office. A giant creature came in, and confronted her, and said “you, you caused her to deliver the baby here, something we don’t want you to do, you’re in trouble”. And the demon started incantations. And she said, as the thing was talking and making incantation, she started getting weaker and weaker.
All of a sudden, she remembered one of memory verses that I made them to learn. It says ‘associate yourself oh ye people, and ye shall be scattered, take counsel together and it shall come to nought, speak the word and it shall not stand, for God is with me’. Immediately she mentioned the scriptures, this giant creature fell down, and disappeared.
Beloved, the word of God is quick and powerful. You’re not doing yourself any good at all, when you wake up and leave your house without reading the Bible. You’re not doing yourself any good at all, when you’ve been born again for one year, two years, and you cannot read 20 memory verses.
You see, when you memorize the Bible, you’re storing it in your spiritual bank. So, if war is waged against you, you have your own in quote, “incantation”, and there is no incantation, there is no magic, there is nothing anybody can say that can overcome the word of God.
Unfortunately, the church is filled with a lot of biblical illiterates. They are too lazy to read the Bible, too lazy to memorize, too lazy to meditate. They do not understand what Joshua 1:8 is saying.
Are you here, when we say ‘open your Bible’, these are signs of biblical illiterates when it comes to bible reading. That’s why I said ‘bring your physical bible to church, not phone, not iPad, not tablet. Those are not Bibles, the Bible is a book.
Signs of Biblical Illiteracy:
1. When the Sunday school teacher say “let’s go to the book of Galatians, let’s go to the book of Lamentations’. If you have to go to table of contents to start looking for it, you’re a biblical illiterate.
2. You only pick your bible up when you want to church, biblical illiterate.
3. You’re always prone to disobeying God, you’re not a Bible reader. Somebody has said ‘it is impossible to enslave a Bible reader’.
4. When you’re always fearful and anxious for the future, it’s a sign you’re biblically illiterate.
5. If the world is transforming you, instead of you transforming the world, it’s a sign that you’re a biblical illiterate.
6. If you prefer visions, prophecy, “this says the Lord, thus says the Lord”, prophecy, dream, vision; but Bible, “no”. Even, those prophets will tell you something that is against the Bible, and they will say “it is God”, and you will agree.
7. If you’re not hearing from God, it’s a sign of biblical illiteracy.
8. You’re feeling empty and hopeless inside, it’s because you’re a biblical illiterate.
9. They just blow you everywhere, they blow you with every wind of doctrine. “Do this”, you do that, and you begin to compromise your faith, it’s a sign of biblical illiteracy.
10. When you’re beginning to think that the Bible is outdated, you think the Bible does not work for you, it’s a sign of biblical illiteracy.
11. When you find the Bible boring, and you’ve turn that Bible to a sleeping tablet (when reading the Bible makes you sleepy), you’re biblically illiterate.
12. When you’re always distracted reading the Bible, you’re biblically illiterate. That’s part of the advantage of having a book called “the Bible”, not carrying phone that has bible and then receiving a call from that phone, you’re not a Bible reader.
13. If you have no desire to read the Bible, there is a problem. The Bible says ‘blessed are they, which hunger and thirst after righteousness, they shall be filled’. You’re not hungry about bible reading, you’re not thirsty about it, to you it’s just an ordinary book, you’re biblically illiterate.
A pastor went to a member’s house to pray with them. And when he got there, the pastor said ‘bring your bible’. The woman turned to her son, “go and bring that book we use to read every morning”. The boy went inside and brought out a story book. She woman said “bring the Bible”. The child who didn’t know what is going on, said “mummy, this is the one we read”.
14. If you don’t read the Bible like a love letter, you’re biblically illiterate.
15. You run after prophets, instead of depending on the word of God. You know that this prophet has several wives, you know that this prophet is not following the Bible, but you’re following the prophet, it shows signs of biblical illiteracy.
16. If you only read the Bible when you come to church, then you’re biblically illiterate.
17. If you only read the Bible because you say “well, because I was brought up in a Christian home, and we do this every morning” or you say “I believe that reading the Bible is for preachers alone”; and that Bible is not a priority in your life, it is evidence that you’re biblically illiterate.
18. When you’re feeling lazy to read the Bible, it’s a sign that you’re biblically illiterate.
19. When you have an obituary of quiet time, you don’t observe your quite time, you love entertainment. You can sit down and watch film for hours, you’re spiritually and biblically illiterate.
20. If a person is carnally minded, it is evident that the person is biblically illiterate.
21. The person is still a slave to fear, and you have many many excuses for not reading the Bible, it is evident that the person is biblically illiterate.
Bottomline:
Signs of Biblical Illiteracy:
1. When the Sunday school teacher say “let’s go to the book of Galatians, let’s go to the book of Lamentations’. If you have to go to table of contents to start looking for it, you’re a biblical illiterate.
2. You only pick your bible up when you want to church, biblical illiterate.
3. You’re always prone to disobeying God, you’re not a Bible reader. Somebody has said ‘it is impossible to enslave a Bible reader’.
4. When you’re always fearful and anxious for the future, it’s a sign you’re biblically illiterate.
5. If the world is transforming you, instead of you transforming the world, it’s a sign that you’re a biblical illiterate.
6. If you prefer visions, prophecy, “this says the Lord, thus says the Lord”, prophecy, dream, vision; but Bible, “no”. Even, those prophets will tell you something that is against the Bible, and they will say “it is God”, and you will agree.
7. If you’re not hearing from God, it’s a sign of biblical illiteracy.
8. You’re feeling empty and hopeless inside, it’s because you’re a biblical illiterate.
9. They just blow you everywhere, they blow you with every wind of doctrine. “Do this”, you do that, and you begin to compromise your faith, it’s a sign of biblical illiteracy.
10. When you’re beginning to think that the Bible is outdated, you think the Bible does not work for you, it’s a sign of biblical illiteracy.
11. When you find the Bible boring, and you’ve turn that Bible to a sleeping tablet (when reading the Bible makes you sleepy), you’re biblically illiterate.
12. When you’re always distracted reading the Bible, you’re biblically illiterate. That’s part of the advantage of having a book called “the Bible”, not carrying phone that has bible and then receiving a call from that phone, you’re not a Bible reader.
13. If you have no desire to read the Bible, there is a problem. The Bible says ‘blessed are they, which hunger and thirst after righteousness, they shall be filled’. You’re not hungry about bible reading, you’re not thirsty about it, to you it’s just an ordinary book, you’re biblically illiterate.
A pastor went to a member’s house to pray with them. And when he got there, the pastor said ‘bring your bible’. The woman turned to her son, “go and bring that book we use to read every morning”. The boy went inside and brought out a story book. She woman said “bring the Bible”. The child who didn’t know what is going on, said “mummy, this is the one we read”.
14. If you don’t read the Bible like a love letter, you’re biblically illiterate.
15. You run after prophets, instead of depending on the word of God. You know that this prophet has several wives, you know that this prophet is not following the Bible, but you’re following the prophet, it shows signs of biblical illiteracy.
16. If you only read the Bible when you come to church, then you’re biblically illiterate.
17. If you only read the Bible because you say “well, because I was brought up in a Christian home, and we do this every morning” or you say “I believe that reading the Bible is for preachers alone”; and that Bible is not a priority in your life, it is evidence that you’re biblically illiterate.
18. When you’re feeling lazy to read the Bible, it’s a sign that you’re biblically illiterate.
19. When you have an obituary of quiet time, you don’t observe your quite time, you love entertainment. You can sit down and watch film for hours, you’re spiritually and biblically illiterate.
20. If a person is carnally minded, it is evident that the person is biblically illiterate.
21. The person is still a slave to fear, and you have many many excuses for not reading the Bible, it is evident that the person is biblically illiterate.
Bottomline:
Make up your mind, determine that you must become a bible addict. It’s good to become a prayer addict, it’s good to become a holiness addict. It’s also good to become a Bible addict. Heavens are waiting for some of us to manifest, but the bank of the word of God in us is so light and low that heavens cannot trust them with much, because it knows that they are very light weight, and they are confused in the mind, swept about by every wind of doctrine, swept about by every man “saying this, saying that”. Hebrews 4:12
Prayer Rain:
1. Any power anywhere, expecting me to die, expecting my family to die; you’re a liar, die, in the name of Jesus!
2. All you my stubborn pursuers, in life or in dream, wherever you are, catch fire, in the name of Jesus!
3. By the Blood of Jesus, by the Holy Ghost Fire, I arise and shine, in the name of Jesus!
4. O God, arise, demonstrate your favor in my life, in the name of Jesus!
5. O God arise, and walk back, ten generations in my family lines, and arise every instruction the enemy is using to torment my life, in the name of Jesus!
6. Every physical and spiritual hindrances to my expected breakthroughs, be removed by the Blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus!
There are people in this gathering, who will have to completely trample on every serpent and scorpion, troubling their destinies. Like the Bible says, ‘in the last days, perilous times shall come’. It is because of that wickedness, that I want you to pray these prayers with violence and with fire. They may sound strange to you, I want to recommend that you pray from your heart:
7. Battles of the night, assigned to sink my destiny, scatter, in the name of Jesus!
8. Every terror of the night, organized to turn my life upside down, backfire, in the name of Jesus!
9. Powers hiding in darkness to kill me, you are a liar, die, in the name of Jesus!
10. Wicked dreams, wicked visions, against my life; backfire, in the name of Jesus!
11. Witchcraft operation in my bloodline, dry up, in the name of Jesus!
12. My days, favor me by fire, in the name of Jesus!
13. Spirit of the valley, summoning me to the valley, loose your hold, in the name of Jesus!
14. Every goliath delaying my glory, I pull you down, in the name of Jesus!
The next three prayers, you need holy anger to pray them, so don’t negotiate:
15. Forces of darkness, preparing my defeat, die, in the name of Jesus!
16. My testimonies, in the hands of the wicked, be released by fire, in the name of Jesus!
17. Padlocks of darkness, working against my life, break, in the name of Jesus!
*God Bless You, In The Name Of Jesus*
Prayer Rain:
1. Any power anywhere, expecting me to die, expecting my family to die; you’re a liar, die, in the name of Jesus!
2. All you my stubborn pursuers, in life or in dream, wherever you are, catch fire, in the name of Jesus!
3. By the Blood of Jesus, by the Holy Ghost Fire, I arise and shine, in the name of Jesus!
4. O God, arise, demonstrate your favor in my life, in the name of Jesus!
5. O God arise, and walk back, ten generations in my family lines, and arise every instruction the enemy is using to torment my life, in the name of Jesus!
6. Every physical and spiritual hindrances to my expected breakthroughs, be removed by the Blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus!
There are people in this gathering, who will have to completely trample on every serpent and scorpion, troubling their destinies. Like the Bible says, ‘in the last days, perilous times shall come’. It is because of that wickedness, that I want you to pray these prayers with violence and with fire. They may sound strange to you, I want to recommend that you pray from your heart:
7. Battles of the night, assigned to sink my destiny, scatter, in the name of Jesus!
8. Every terror of the night, organized to turn my life upside down, backfire, in the name of Jesus!
9. Powers hiding in darkness to kill me, you are a liar, die, in the name of Jesus!
10. Wicked dreams, wicked visions, against my life; backfire, in the name of Jesus!
11. Witchcraft operation in my bloodline, dry up, in the name of Jesus!
12. My days, favor me by fire, in the name of Jesus!
13. Spirit of the valley, summoning me to the valley, loose your hold, in the name of Jesus!
14. Every goliath delaying my glory, I pull you down, in the name of Jesus!
The next three prayers, you need holy anger to pray them, so don’t negotiate:
15. Forces of darkness, preparing my defeat, die, in the name of Jesus!
16. My testimonies, in the hands of the wicked, be released by fire, in the name of Jesus!
17. Padlocks of darkness, working against my life, break, in the name of Jesus!
*God Bless You, In The Name Of Jesus*
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What did Jesus tell the blind man in Bethsaida after healing him?
Anonymous Quiz
29%
To go and tell the Pharisees what had happened
11%
Not to go into town
11%
To go and make an offering
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'All the Others Vowed the Same' — Mark 14:30-31
Jesus replied, "I tell you the truth, Peter — this very night, before the rooster crows twice, you will deny three times that you even know me."
"No!" Peter declared emphatically. "Even if I have to die with you, I will never deny you!" And all the others vowed the same.
Key Thought
Peter's bravado in this instance was not a solo performance. All the followers of Jesus felt that they would follow him to whatever fate awaited them. Little did they know that they would all forsake him and run away. How sad! How true to life! When we look in Scripture, we find quite a number of people who lost their way and their loyalty to the Lord. How wonderful that the Lord found a way to reclaim so many of them! May he do so with us! May we do so with others!
Today's Prayer
Lord, make me an instrument of your reconciliation. Use me to bring back those who have lost their way. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.
Related Scripture Readings
Matthew 18:12-14
James 5:19-20
Luke 15:1-10
Jesus replied, "I tell you the truth, Peter — this very night, before the rooster crows twice, you will deny three times that you even know me."
"No!" Peter declared emphatically. "Even if I have to die with you, I will never deny you!" And all the others vowed the same.
Key Thought
Peter's bravado in this instance was not a solo performance. All the followers of Jesus felt that they would follow him to whatever fate awaited them. Little did they know that they would all forsake him and run away. How sad! How true to life! When we look in Scripture, we find quite a number of people who lost their way and their loyalty to the Lord. How wonderful that the Lord found a way to reclaim so many of them! May he do so with us! May we do so with others!
Today's Prayer
Lord, make me an instrument of your reconciliation. Use me to bring back those who have lost their way. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.
Related Scripture Readings
Matthew 18:12-14
James 5:19-20
Luke 15:1-10
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Prayers to Help Get Closer to God When He Feels Far Away
Find scriptures that prepare your heart.
Verses:
“Search me, O God, and know my heart, try me, and know my anxieties; and see if there is any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting.”—Psalm 139:23-24
“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Do not cast me away from Your presence, and do not take Your Holy Spirit from me.”—Psalm 51:10-11
Prayer:
“Father God, will you prepare my heart? Search me and know me. Reveal any anxieties and worries I have not given to you and lead me back to you. Cleanse my mind and my heart, Lord Jesus. Renew a steadfast spirit within me and draw me close to you. I know your Spirit dwells within me, and even when you feel far away, I know you are with me. Remind my soul of this truth, in Jesus’ name, amen.”
Find scriptures to remind you that God is close.
Verses:
“For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height nor depth, nor any other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”—Romans 8:38-39
“The Lord is near to those who have a broken heart, and saves such as have a contrite spirit.”—Psalm 34:18
“The Lord is near to all who call upon Him, to all who call upon Him in truth. He will fulfill the desire of those who fear Him; He also will hear their cry and save them.”—Psalm 145:18-19
Prayer:
“Father God, Your Word says that nothing can separate me from your love. Thank you for never leaving or forsaking me! Your Word says when I call upon you, you hear me and save me. Lord, remind me of these truths today. I have a broken and contrite spirit, remind me that you are close to me through this season. Though you feel far away, you are close, in Jesus’ name, amen.”
Find scriptures that remind you of your identity.
Verses:
“… having predestined us to adoption as sons by Jesus Christ to Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will…”—Ephesians 1:5
“But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light…”—1 Peter 2:9
“Let Your priests be clothed with righteousness, and let Your saints shout for joy.”—Psalm 132:9
“And to her it was granted to be arrayed in fine linen, clean and bright, for the fine linen is the righteous acts of the saints.”—Revelation 19:8
Prayers:
“Father God, I am your child. Though you may feel far from me, I know no matter what happens, my identity as your child never changes. You have chosen me, and you call me a “royal priesthood!” Thank you, Jesus, that your work on the cross gives me an eternal identity. You have clothed me in a new, clean, and pure garment of salvation. As I remember my identity, I will praise your name forever, in Jesus’ name, amen.”
As you seek a closer relationship with God, spend time with Him and let Him know what is on your heart. He wants nothing more than to have a closer relationship with you. Want to know more about how to grow in your relationship with God?
Find scriptures that prepare your heart.
Verses:
“Search me, O God, and know my heart, try me, and know my anxieties; and see if there is any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting.”—Psalm 139:23-24
“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Do not cast me away from Your presence, and do not take Your Holy Spirit from me.”—Psalm 51:10-11
Prayer:
“Father God, will you prepare my heart? Search me and know me. Reveal any anxieties and worries I have not given to you and lead me back to you. Cleanse my mind and my heart, Lord Jesus. Renew a steadfast spirit within me and draw me close to you. I know your Spirit dwells within me, and even when you feel far away, I know you are with me. Remind my soul of this truth, in Jesus’ name, amen.”
Find scriptures to remind you that God is close.
Verses:
“For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height nor depth, nor any other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”—Romans 8:38-39
“The Lord is near to those who have a broken heart, and saves such as have a contrite spirit.”—Psalm 34:18
“The Lord is near to all who call upon Him, to all who call upon Him in truth. He will fulfill the desire of those who fear Him; He also will hear their cry and save them.”—Psalm 145:18-19
Prayer:
“Father God, Your Word says that nothing can separate me from your love. Thank you for never leaving or forsaking me! Your Word says when I call upon you, you hear me and save me. Lord, remind me of these truths today. I have a broken and contrite spirit, remind me that you are close to me through this season. Though you feel far away, you are close, in Jesus’ name, amen.”
Find scriptures that remind you of your identity.
Verses:
“… having predestined us to adoption as sons by Jesus Christ to Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will…”—Ephesians 1:5
“But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light…”—1 Peter 2:9
“Let Your priests be clothed with righteousness, and let Your saints shout for joy.”—Psalm 132:9
“And to her it was granted to be arrayed in fine linen, clean and bright, for the fine linen is the righteous acts of the saints.”—Revelation 19:8
Prayers:
“Father God, I am your child. Though you may feel far from me, I know no matter what happens, my identity as your child never changes. You have chosen me, and you call me a “royal priesthood!” Thank you, Jesus, that your work on the cross gives me an eternal identity. You have clothed me in a new, clean, and pure garment of salvation. As I remember my identity, I will praise your name forever, in Jesus’ name, amen.”
As you seek a closer relationship with God, spend time with Him and let Him know what is on your heart. He wants nothing more than to have a closer relationship with you. Want to know more about how to grow in your relationship with God?
"Recognizing Our Need: The Transformative Journey from Sin to Salvation"
My brothers and sisters in Christ, and more importantly, those who are not in Christ,
The statement "Until you see yourself as a sinner, you won't see your need for a Savior" encapsulates a profound theological and philosophical understanding that spans various religious traditions, particularly within Christianity. To unpack this idea, we must explore the concepts of sin, self-awareness, spiritual need, and salvation.
At the core of this message lies the concept of sin, which can be understood as a deviation from Almighty God's morality—a rupture in the relationship between humanity and God. In many religious contexts, sin is not merely about individual actions; it encompasses a fundamental state of being—an inherent flaw in human nature that separates individuals from Almighty God. This separation is not just a theological assertion; it speaks to the universal human experience of struggle, guilt, and the search for meaning and redemption.
The journey of recognizing oneself as a sinner begins with self-reflection and honesty. This introspection is often uncomfortable, as it forces individuals to confront their shortcomings, mistakes, and the darker aspects of their nature. Many people live in a state of denial or ignorance about their flaws, often rationalizing their behavior or comparing themselves to others to feel justified. This avoidance can stem from pride, fear, or societal pressures that discourage vulnerability and self-criticism. However, true self-awareness requires the courage to look inward and acknowledge that everyone has fallen short of ideal moral standards, whether through actions, thoughts, or intentions.
This realization is crucial because it lays the groundwork for understanding the need for a Savior. In many religious frameworks, the Savior represents not just a person but the embodiment of grace, forgiveness, and the possibility of reconciliation with Almighty God. For Christians, this is epitomized in the figure of Jesus Christ, who, through His life, death, and resurrection, offers a path to redemption for all who recognize their need for salvation. The acknowledgment of sin is the first step in this transformative journey; it creates a space for humility and receptivity to God's grace.
Moreover, the recognition of one's sinful nature often leads to a deeper understanding of the human condition. It highlights the limitations of human effort in achieving moral perfection or fulfilling spiritual obligations solely through good deeds. This humbling perspective can foster compassion and empathy toward others, as one begins to see that everyone is similarly flawed and in need of grace. This shared experience of imperfection can cultivate community and connection, reinforcing the idea that no one is beyond redemption.
In contrast, the failure to see oneself as a sinner can lead to a self-righteous attitude, where individuals may believe they are inherently good or capable of saving themselves through their actions. This mindset can result in spiritual blindness, where the need for Almighty God's intervention and grace is minimized or entirely overlooked. People may become entrenched in their beliefs, relying solely on their understanding of morality without considering the larger spiritual implications of their state.
The journey from recognizing oneself as a sinner to embracing the need for a Savior is transformative. It involves a shift from self-reliance to trust in something greater than oneself. This transition can be liberating, as it frees individuals from the burden of perfectionism and the constant striving to earn their worthiness in the eyes of Almighty God. Instead, it invites them to accept the gift of grace, which is unconditional and not based on human merit.
My brothers and sisters in Christ, and more importantly, those who are not in Christ,
The statement "Until you see yourself as a sinner, you won't see your need for a Savior" encapsulates a profound theological and philosophical understanding that spans various religious traditions, particularly within Christianity. To unpack this idea, we must explore the concepts of sin, self-awareness, spiritual need, and salvation.
At the core of this message lies the concept of sin, which can be understood as a deviation from Almighty God's morality—a rupture in the relationship between humanity and God. In many religious contexts, sin is not merely about individual actions; it encompasses a fundamental state of being—an inherent flaw in human nature that separates individuals from Almighty God. This separation is not just a theological assertion; it speaks to the universal human experience of struggle, guilt, and the search for meaning and redemption.
The journey of recognizing oneself as a sinner begins with self-reflection and honesty. This introspection is often uncomfortable, as it forces individuals to confront their shortcomings, mistakes, and the darker aspects of their nature. Many people live in a state of denial or ignorance about their flaws, often rationalizing their behavior or comparing themselves to others to feel justified. This avoidance can stem from pride, fear, or societal pressures that discourage vulnerability and self-criticism. However, true self-awareness requires the courage to look inward and acknowledge that everyone has fallen short of ideal moral standards, whether through actions, thoughts, or intentions.
This realization is crucial because it lays the groundwork for understanding the need for a Savior. In many religious frameworks, the Savior represents not just a person but the embodiment of grace, forgiveness, and the possibility of reconciliation with Almighty God. For Christians, this is epitomized in the figure of Jesus Christ, who, through His life, death, and resurrection, offers a path to redemption for all who recognize their need for salvation. The acknowledgment of sin is the first step in this transformative journey; it creates a space for humility and receptivity to God's grace.
Moreover, the recognition of one's sinful nature often leads to a deeper understanding of the human condition. It highlights the limitations of human effort in achieving moral perfection or fulfilling spiritual obligations solely through good deeds. This humbling perspective can foster compassion and empathy toward others, as one begins to see that everyone is similarly flawed and in need of grace. This shared experience of imperfection can cultivate community and connection, reinforcing the idea that no one is beyond redemption.
In contrast, the failure to see oneself as a sinner can lead to a self-righteous attitude, where individuals may believe they are inherently good or capable of saving themselves through their actions. This mindset can result in spiritual blindness, where the need for Almighty God's intervention and grace is minimized or entirely overlooked. People may become entrenched in their beliefs, relying solely on their understanding of morality without considering the larger spiritual implications of their state.
The journey from recognizing oneself as a sinner to embracing the need for a Savior is transformative. It involves a shift from self-reliance to trust in something greater than oneself. This transition can be liberating, as it frees individuals from the burden of perfectionism and the constant striving to earn their worthiness in the eyes of Almighty God. Instead, it invites them to accept the gift of grace, which is unconditional and not based on human merit.