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12/12/2024

God has been Faithful.

Most of the time when Christians say this we don't fathom the depth of what it truly means. We often use this phrase in passing, perhaps during a worship service or a conversation with friends, but do we pause to consider the countless ways in which God demonstrates His faithfulness in our lives? His faithfulness is not just an abstract concept; it is a tangible reality that we can see in the promises fulfilled throughout scripture and in our own personal experiences.

From the moment we wake up each day, blessed with another opportunity to experience His grace, to the moments of trial and testing where we feel His presence most profoundly, God’s faithfulness is woven into the fabric of our existence. In the face of uncertainty, He is our anchor, providing peace that surpasses all understanding. In times of joy, His faithfulness calls us to rejoice and give thanks, reminding us that every good and perfect gift comes from Him.

When we reflect on our lives, we can often identify specific instances where we felt utterly lost or overwhelmed, only to discover, in retrospect, that God was guiding us all along. It is in these moments of clarity that we can truly appreciate the depth of His faithfulness, not just in the big milestones but in the everyday moments that might otherwise go unnoticed.

God's faithfulness invites us to trust Him more deeply, to surrender our fears and doubts, and to step boldly into the future He has for us. As we share stories of His faithfulness, we inspire one another and strengthen our collective faith. Each testimony becomes a reminder that, regardless of our circumstances, God is unfailingly good, consistent in His character, and always present in our lives.

Indeed, God has been faithful, not just in times of abundance but also in seasons of waiting and longing, proving that His timing is perfect. Embracing this truth encourages us to keep our eyes on Him, confident that He will continue to unfold His plans in ways that we may not yet understand. Through every valley and every mountain top, His faithfulness remains a constant source of hope and assurance.

01/11/2024

Loyalty can be well described through the story of Jonathan and David in the Bible. Their friendship exemplifies the essence of loyalty, as Jonathan, the son of King Saul, recognized David's potential and God's favor upon him, despite the danger it posed to his own position in the royal family. Jonathan's unwavering support for David, even in the face of his father's jealousy and hostility, highlights a profound commitment to friendship over personal ambition.

As tensions escalated between David and King Saul, Jonathan took significant risks to protect David, warning him of his father's deadly intentions. This act of loyalty was not just a momentary gesture, but a lifelong commitment, demonstrated through the bond they shared and the promises exchanged. Jonathan’s willingness to remain loyal to David, despite the political turmoil surrounding them, emphasizes the depth of true friendship and the sacrifice involved in loyalty.

Moreover, their story is poignant in its depiction of selflessness. Jonathan had every reason to align with his father's wishes, yet he chose to honor his friendship with David over familial ties and the pursuit of power. This narrative serves as a timeless testament to the idea that loyalty transcends societal norms and personal gain, encouraging us to reflect on our own relationships and the true meaning of loyalty in our lives. In the end, the legacy of their bond serves as a model for how loyalty should manifest,

08/07/2024

25/05/2023

Hebrews 6:19
lets us know that our hope is sure and steadfast as a well placed, secure and unbending anchor. Our anchor is not located in the deepest sea, but in the Highest Heaven.

19/04/2023

Let's Do what's Just, Not what we Can Justify,

Let's Do what's responsible, Not what is Permissible,

Let's Do what's Moral, Not what's Modeled.

09/04/2023

He is Risen

12/11/2022

THE TOUCHING STORY BEHIND “IT IS WELL WITH MY SOUL”

Life can be so unpredictable—joys and sorrows, beautiful blessings and distressing difficulties can come unexpectedly. Our life’s dreams and plans can change in an instant. We all know this to be true. So how can we find peace amid such turbulence?
Horatio Spafford knew something about life’s unexpected challenges. He was a successful attorney and real estate investor who lost a fortune in the great Chicago fire of 1871. Around the same time, his beloved four-year-old son died of scarlet fever.
Thinking a vacation would do his family some good, he sent his wife and four daughters on a ship to England, planning to join them after he finished some pressing business at home. However, while crossing the Atlantic Ocean, the ship was involved in a terrible collision and sunk. More than 200 people lost their lives, including all four of Horatio Spafford’s precious daughters. His wife, Anna, survived the tragedy. Upon arriving in England, she sent a telegram to her husband that began: “Saved alone. What shall I do?”
Horatio immediately set sail for England. At one point during his voyage, the captain of the ship, aware of the tragedy that had struck the Spafford family, summoned Horatio to tell him that they were now passing over the spot where the shipwreck had occurred.
As Horatio thought about his daughters, words of comfort and hope filled his heart and mind. He wrote them down, and they have since become a well-beloved hymn:

"When peace like a river, attendeth my way,
When sorrows like sea billows roll,
Whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say,
It is well, it is well with my soul."

Perhaps we cannot always say that everything is well in all aspects of our lives. There will always be storms to face, and sometimes there will be tragedies. But with faith in a loving God and with trust in His divine help, we can confidently say, “It is well, it is well with my soul.”

15/09/2022

All Pastors and Church Leaders you are welcomed.

26/08/2022

Have a Great weekend.

14/08/2022

George Müller is said to have read the Bible more than 200 times, many of which on his knees. Before his death, asked by a reporter what he would still like to do, he, on his knees, replied, "To read more of the Bible because I know too little about the excellence of Christ."

This was an Evangelical Christian, director of the Ashley Down orphanage in Bristol, England, where he cared for 10,024 orphans throughout his life based on God's promise found in Psalm 68:5 “God is a Father to the orphans them"

Known as a figure wholly involved in the education of the children he cared for, he was even accused of providing an education beyond the usual norm for those times. He founded 117 schools that offered Christian education to 120,000 children, many of them without parents.

He said, “If I, a poor man, can build and administer an orphanage without asking anyone for money or assistance, only through prayer and faith, this, together with the blessing of the Lord, could encourage God’s children in faith, being, also a powerful testimony to the unbelievers about existence of God. "

The famous writer Charles Dickens himself visited the parliaments of George Müller to see himself the treatment offered to children. Dickens was so impressed that he wrote articles for several newspapers, an advertisement money can’t buy.

Thus, even after the age of 70, Müller traveled intensely, reaching 42 countries, speaking even to White House authorities, sharing with others his rich experience with God.

On the day of Müller's funeral, the Bristol factories shut down. Thousands of people came to pay their last respects to the man who was transformed by God from a thief who betrayed his closest friends, to a man who put himself at God's disposal and raised the equivalent of 180 million dollars would through prayer and faith in Jesus.

Müller wrote of his conversion: “When I surrendered myself totally to God, the love of money was gone, the love of a home was gone, the affection of wealth was gone, the Love of worldly things was gone. God has become my everything I found everything in Him, there is nothing else I wanted. And I stayed with Him, a happy man, a very happy man, seeking to only accomplish the things of God."

Many more lives have been transformed because of Müller's faith and courage. Even if he is no longer among us, the work initiated by him still exists, and Müller's message echoes today: "God is real, He is a God in whom you can trust!"

“It is sufficient to trust in the living God, Müller said, “and not worry about earthly things, for the beginning of worry is the end of faith; and the beginning of faith is the end of worry.”

18/04/2022

What is your understanding of this Scripture?

Feel free to share your thought on this verse.and may God bless us as we ponder.