Saturday, September 11, 2021

My God is my Rock

 My God Is My Rock And Shield

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My God is my rock, in whom I find protection. He is my shield, the power that saves me, and my place of safety. He is my refuge, my savior, the one who saves me from violence. (2 Samuel 22:3)

Dear beloved, let the Lord be your rock and shield today. In God, you’ll find power, protection and salvation.

Do not rely on the shaky foundation the world provides. Instead, let God be your place of safety, your refuge and strength.

As you face new challenges each day, God will be the shield that protects you as you continue charging ahead on the path He has prepared for you.

He is the Rock of ages. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

He’s not one who says one thing today, only to change His tune tomorrow.

For His Words are true and will not return to Him void.


You can trust in His love, His power, His mercy, His grace, His wisdom, and His promises.

Place your faith in Him for He’ll surely deliver you from the curses of the world and free you from the snares of the enemy.

His favor surrounds you like a shield, keeping you safe from the ill intentions of the evil one.

Call on Him, and He’ll answer you. He’s nearer than your breath and closer than your heartbeat.

Count on the strength of the Lord and stand firm on the Rock of ages.

Let God be your foundation today.

Be Greatly Blessed!

Action Steps:

Let God and Jesus’ finished work be the foundation of your faith.

Do not put your trust in worldly things as they rot and decay.

Instead, lay your treasures in the Kingdom of God.

Let God be your rock and your shield.

Let’s pray…


Prayer:

Father, things may change in the world, but I rest secure with you as my rock.

Your love for me never changes. With you as my protection, there’s truly nothing to fear.

I take refuge under the shadow of your wings. Your favor surrounds me as a shield.

Even when I slip and fall, I can be sure that you’ll be there to catch me, for you are my savior.

I’ll trust in you today and not in worldly things. For regimes rise and fall, earthly riches will pass away, but you O Lord, will always be the same loving Father.

Teach me to lean on you more and more each day as I grow in my faith.

In Jesus’ Mighty Name,

AMEN!


Friday, September 10, 2021

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Every knee shall bow

 Every Knee Will Bow

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“at the name of Jesus every knee will bow, of those who are in heaven and on earth and under the earth,” (Philippians 2:10)

Let’s carry on our previous discussion regarding what it means to pray in Jesus’ Name.

We’ve already established that there is deep meaning in the Name of Jesus. Now, let’s look at the secrets hidden in the ‘alphabets’ of Jesus’ Name.

Unlike the English alphabet, every letter in Hebrew has a meaning in an of itself and is represented by an image.

Jesus’ Name in Hebrew is spelt like this:

The letters are pronounced as “Yod”, “Heh”, “Vav”, “Shin”, “Ayin” (read from right to left).

And within these letters is the secret to answered prayers.

Let’s look at each letter individually…

Firstly, “Yod” is in the shape of a hand reaching down. It’s the Hand that creates, directs, builds and moulds our world. It’s also the hand that gets nailed to the Cross for our sake.

“Heh” is in the shape of a window. It also conveys the meaning of grace. This letter represents what God sees and perceives through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ (the window – grace).

“Vav” is shaped like an arm reaching down from a window. It means to nail, hook and secure. It’s a representation of Jesus coming down from heaven to save us, at the cost of being nailed to the Cross. In terms of prayer, it also represents us being secure in the knowledge that what God sees in our lives through grace has come to pass.

“Shin” is symbolized as a tooth. It’s a tooth that devours and consumes. It consumes our sin and all the curses that come along with it.

And finally, “Ayin”, which represents the eye, to watch, to know.

Combined together, we see Jesus reaching down from heaven in Grace, getting nailed to the Cross, consuming all our sins and curses, so we can finally know and be secure in the shalom peace of God and become the person God sees in us through grace.

(Interestingly, the name of God, “Yod”, “Heh”, “Vav”, “Heh”, also has the meaning of “Hand of grace nailed in grace”, which is an amazing prophecy of Jesus’ coming. We’ll look into that in more detail in future posts.)

How does this apply to our prayers?

Well to put it simply, when we pray in the Name of Jesus, we’re in effect creating what we’re praying for by seeing it as it is through the window of God’s grace, being secure in the knowledge that our prayers have already been answered, that all the unwanted curses and sins have been consumed through Jesus’ work, so we can watch and see the wonders of God come to pass in our lives.

Can you see the power in that? Effectively, every curse and sin have already been consumed by Jesus. And everything you need has already been given to you through Jesus. Simply ask in His Name, and you have it.

For truly, at the name of Jesus every knee will bow. It has the highest authority both on earth and in heaven.

Sin will bow at Jesus’ Name. Sickness will bow at Jesus’ Name. Poverty will bow at Jesus’ Name.

All the curses, all the evil in the world have no choice but to bow at His Name.

So whatever you’re praying for today, know that your prayer has already been answered. See your situation as God would see it through the Grace of Jesus Christ. And pray with the full authority of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Be Greatly Blessed!

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Action Steps:

The Name of Jesus is truly powerful and full of meaning.

Use it wisely and with reverence.

Appreciate every letter in Jesus’ Name.

When you pray, see things as it is through God’s grace and rest secure in the knowledge that your prayer has been answered.

Let’s begin…

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Prayer:

Lord, what a wonderful, beautiful Name we have in Jesus.

Not only does it represent your grace, love, and sacrifice for us, it also shows us the way to having our prayers answered and living in your blessings.

I know today Lord, that all my prayers have already been answered.

I rest in the knowledge that Jesus’ work has been completed.

All that I ask in Jesus’ Name has been done for me and given to me.

I now live in the Light of Christ.

Glory be to your Name Lord. For truly every knee will bow at Jesus’ Name and every tribe will proclaim that Jesus is Lord.

In Jesus’ Mighty Name,

AMEN!

Thursday, September 9, 2021

Kingdom People

 Kingdom People

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‘From that time on Jesus began to preach, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.” Matthew 4:17 (NIV).


The kingdom of Heaven was close enough to touch, so Jesus proclaimed that people everywhere should turn away from their sins and come back to God. The kingdom of Heaven was close to the listener’s hearts and it is just as close to ours today.


And just as in the days when Jesus was on earth, people still ask ‘How do I qualify to enter God’s kingdom?’


The values of a worldly kingdom are built upon selfishness, pride and independence, power and authority, personal gain and happiness, revenge and anger. Christ calls people to repent and turn from the worldly kingdom ways and pursue a kingdom life that is the antithesis of all that they have lived for in the past.



 

Jesus said that the kingdom of Heaven is organized differently to the worldly kingdom. In God’s kingdom, wealth and power and authority are unimportant. Kingdom people seek a different set of values and consequently, they have different attitudes.


Kingdom ways reflect the life and behavior of the kingdom’s King, Jesus. And when Jesus preached His sermon on a mountainside in Matthew 5, He gave people a clear picture of what living in His kingdom would look like.


Kingdom people are poor in spirit, they are not proud and do not seek personal independence. Rather they pursue humility and depend not upon themselves, but Christ. Kingdom people do not pursue happiness at any cost, but in suffering and mourning and hardship, rely upon the comfort and strength of Christ.


They pursue meekness, not power or authority over others. They pursue what is right before God. They walk with integrity and honesty rather than pursuing personal gain first. Kingdom people pursue peace for the world before peace for themselves. And kingdom people stand on their convictions even if it means persecution and personal discomfort.


Prayer:

‘Dear Lord, help me to live in a way that honors you and shows others I am part of another kingdom. You see my struggles. I ask for your wisdom, strength and resolve to let go of what is not part of the Heavenly kingdom. Thank you.’


In Jesus’ Mighty Name,


AMEN!



 


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Final Thoughts:

These are the traits Jesus is looking for in His followers. God blesses those who live His kingdom values. If our goal is to be kingdom people, then applying these teachings will challenge the way we live each day.


How well are we living in this Heavenly kingdom that dwells in our hearts? Where are we struggling just now? What part of the worldly Kingdom still has a hold on us? Let’s bring these concerns honestly to God in prayer.


Be Greatly Blessed!

Tuesday, August 24, 2021

Blessing and Hindrance in Praising God

 While praising God we take example of a hydrological cycle. How it works ?

The sunshines and the water is evaporated and rise above and become cloud. The cloud when distilled it comes down as a rain on the earth. So this is hydrological circle. So let us illustrate the hydrological cycle into spiritual cycle we praise god and the praise rises above go infront of the God and comes back as spiritual rain. The amount of blessing will be to the extent of amount of praise we have made. 


Faith—The Substance of Things Hoped For

  Main Text: Hebrews 11:1–2 -  “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. For by it the elders obta...