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Peace and Grace to my beloved family and friends.

SCRIPTURE:
Proverbs 16:18 (TLB)
Pride goes before destruction and haughtiness before a fall.

MESSAGE:
David, king of ancient Israel, found himself in the midst of a confused national situation. His kingdom was torn by internal strife. Slave hated master; master hated slave. People blamed the government, and government blamed the people. David looked about him and saw that every man thought himself perfect. Each individual placed blame upon other individuals. David knew that if sinful pride continued to increase, his nation would collapse spiritually. He knew that economic depression, moral disintegration, or military defeat inevitably follow spiritual decline. So David turned to God, and it was revealed to him by the Spirit of God that the spiritual tide of his nation could rise no higher than the spiritual level of his own heart. So he fell on his knees in utter humility and prayed, “Search me, O God, and know my heart; try me, and know my thoughts: and see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting” (Psalm 139:23, 24).

BLESSING:
Lord, deliver me from the sin of pride, and fill me with continuing humility as I go about the tasks before me this day.
In Jesus Name, AMEN.

Good morning family and friends. Peace to you, peace to your family and everything you own.

SCRIPTURE:
James 5:11
Indeed we count them blessed who endure. You have heard of the perseverance of Job and seen the end intended by the Lord—that the Lord is very compassionate and merciful.

TODAY'S WORD:
God values persistence. He honors those who are faithful, who hang on to hope and continue to believe for breakthrough.

When we continue to profess God’s faithfulness, when we persevere with patience, and when we wait with hope, the mountain of impossibility begins to move.

The prophet, Daniel, exemplifies the supernatural law of breakthrough. After receiving a message from the angel, Gabriel, regarding the desolation that would besiege Jerusalem, Daniel began to fast and pray.

On the twenty-first day of his fast, an angel appeared. God heard the very first prayer on the very first day, and He sent an angel in instant response. However, the angel was delayed by a demonic force that warred against him until reinforcements arrived. Only then was he able to carry the answer to Daniel.

The response that was sent on Day One took twenty days to sort out in heavenly places. If Daniel would not have persevered through the twentieth day, the angel could not have prevailed to bring the answer he sought.

Make perseverance a priority! Continue on course in spite of difficulty or delay. Do not forfeit the blessings of God by bowing out before the breakthrough. Do not pack it in right before the promises become your reality.

BLESSING:
May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you and give you His peace. No enemy can defeat you. No foe can oppose you. Persevere for the promises of God. He will never disappoint you!
In Jesus Name Amen.

Good morning family and friends. Peace to you, peace to your family and everything you own.

REFERENCE SCRIPTURE:
Luke 11:2 NKJV
He said to them, “When you pray, say: Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name.”

TODAY'S WORD:
When Jesus’ disciples asked Him how to pray, He taught them what we know now as the Lord’s Prayer. He started off saying, “Our Father in heaven.” The prayer goes on to talk about our daily bread, protection from evil, and forgiving others. But it’s significant that before we ask for our needs, before we ask for protection and guidance, God says, “I want you to acknowledge who you are. I want you to see yourself as My child.” We’re saying, “God, I know who I am. I belong to you. You’re my Father. You created me. You love me. You care for me. You protect me. You favor me.” If you don’t know who you are, the rest of this prayer is not going to be effective. You can’t ask in faith for your daily bread, your protection, and your guidance if you don’t know you’re His child. Because of who you are, you can stay in peace, knowing that your Father will do for you more than you can ask, think, or imagine.

BLESSING:
Father, thank You for Your promise that I am Your child and You really are my Heavenly Father. Thank You that I don’t have to worry about if or how You’re going to work things out in my life or stress out when I don’t see things changing. I declare that I belong to You. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”

Good morning family and friends. Peace to you, peace to your family and everything you own.

REFERENCE SCRIPTURE:
Job 19:25, NKJV
For I know that my Redeemer lives, and He shall stand at last on the earth.

TODAY'S WORD:
In the Scriptures, Job was doing the right thing, honoring God, and the bottom fell out. He lost his business, lost his children, lost his health and had boils all over his body. Just because we’re people of faith doesn’t mean we won’t have difficulties. When Job looked at everything he’d lost, he got depressed and wanted to die. He saw his situation as permanent. As long as he believed those forever lies, his forever mentality overwhelmed him with depression.

At perhaps Job’s lowest moment, he changed his attitude to one of faith and declared, “I know my Redeemer lives. I know that He will vindicate me soon.” And that’s exactly what happened. God is showing us that when we feel discouraged, when we don’t see how it can work out, at some point we have to do as Job did and say, “I know God is still in control. This problem is not permanent. Soon it’s going to turn around.” When you live with this soon mentality, all the forces of darkness cannot keep you down.

BLESSING:
Father, thank You that no matter what I go through, You are my Redeemer and my vindicator. Thank You that You can bring me out of difficulties better off than I was before they showed up. I believe and declare that You live and are in control in the tough times. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Good morning family and friends. Peace to you, peace to your family and everything you.

REFERENCE SCRIPTURE:
Exodus 3:14
And God said to Moses, “I AM WHO I AM.” And He said, “Thus you shall say to the children of Israel, ‘I AM has sent me to you.’ ”

TODAY'S WORD:
Have you ever done the best you could in your own strength to help someone, but it wasn’t enough? Or you tried to make a difference at something, but it still fell apart? You reached out as far as you could, but in the end, your efforts weren’t even appreciated. And you told yourself, “I’ll never try that again. I try to help and just get my hand slapped.”

Moses felt that way. He was compelled to be the deliverer of God’s people enslaved in Egypt. It was God’s destiny for his life. But his initial attempt to intervene failed, and he had to flee to the backside of the desert. For 40 years I’m sure Moses told himself, “I’ll never try to help again. People don’t even care.” All by himself, Moses wasn’t enough. But at the age of 80, after one conversation with El Shaddai, the great I AM, Moses recognized that he suddenly was more than enough.

Child of God, don’t struggle in your own strength because it is “not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit," says the Lord. Wherever God sends you, be willing to go, knowing that I AM is on your side, and He is all you need.

PRAYER:
May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make His face to shine upon you and give you His peace. May the Lord guide your steps back to the old paths, back to the paths that He has chosen for His children for generations, paths that bring peace and prosperity and hope and joy, paths of righteousness, paths of morality, paths of truths, paths of responsibility, paths of obedience to the Word of God, paths that will bring you to the gates of heaven and bless you throughout all of eternity. May you walk in those paths until you reach from this earth to touch the hand of God who brings you to the portals of heaven.
IN JESUS NAME AMEN.

Good morning family and friends. Peace to you, peace to your family and everything you own.

REFERENCE SCRIPTURE:
Psalm 71:23
My lips shall greatly rejoice when I sing to You, and my soul, which You have redeemed.

TODAY’S WORD:
God deserves our joyous thanks for the indescribable gift of salvation through the sacrifice of His Son. All of the glory goes to the One Who conquered death, hell, and the grave for us!
Not one of us is worthy of the saving grace of God, of the price He paid to redeem us. Yet, no matter who we are or what we have done, He has a divine destiny for each of us filled with glorious things.

From the moment Eve’s teeth sunk into the forbidden fruit, God has been miraculously redeeming humankind. The blood of Jesus flowed at Calvary for the remission of our sins. One generation after another has rejected and attempted to replace Him, but He continues to reach for us.
And because He lives, we live! His resurrection ensures our victory over the world, our flesh, and Satan. The same Spirit that quickened Jesus now makes us more than conquerors through Him Who loves us without reservation.

How incomprehensible that He would come to our rescue! But because He did, we are no longer the sinners we once were. Because He looked past our sinful state to see our desperate need for a Savior, we have been washed white as snow. He became our bridge back to the Father, and we rejoice! We are thankful!

TODAY’S PRAYER:
May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you and give you His peace. Worthy is the Lamb for sinners slain! Worthy is our Redeemer, the Faithful and True! Rejoice for His unspeakable gift to you!
IN JESUS NAME, AMEN

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