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Prayer of the Week:
“I thank you for your promises God. I trust that you are with me and will bless me as you did. Abraham. I thank you now. Amen”
Weekly inspiration for the Christian journey presented by Mister Roderick L. Evans
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Prayer of the Week:
“I thank you for your promises God. I trust that you are with me and will bless me as you did. Abraham. I thank you now. Amen”
Life will always bring circumstances and situations that we have to navigate through. Regardless of your faith, favor, and even family, things will occur frequently and without warning. Many, however, become frustrated because of the persistent and consistent hardships and difficulties. This leads to many to ask the famous question, “Now What?”
Are you experiencing a “Now What?” moment in your walk with God. Rather than situations getting better, they seem to be getting worse? Just know, however, that there is an answer to the question at hand. Regardless of “What” comes, God is more than able.
If it be so, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the burning fiery furnace, and he will deliver us out of thine hand, O king. Dan 3:17 (KJV)
Instead of falling into the snare of thinking that “Now What?” will mean more problems, begin to trust that “Now What?” will result in God’s deliverance, peace, and power being evident in your present circumstance – that is the “What” which will be next. “Now What?” – God will demonstrate His power and faithfulness and you will come out victorious. He is able to deliver.
Prayer of the Week:
“Lord, help me to respond in faith when troubles come. I welcome your grace and peace in my life. Amen.”
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And that, knowing
the time, that now it is high
time to awake out of sleep: for now is
our salvation nearer than when we believed. Romans 13:11 (KJV)
In times like these, we can still make a difference and impact the world for Christ. In times like these, we can still stand for what is right and show the work of Christ in our lives. On today, challenge yourself to make the most of your time on this earth. In the end, you can expect Christ to say, “Well done, thou good and faithful servant.”
Prayer of the Week:
“Lord, I thank you
for being in my life. Your presence makes me aware of the time, but sure of my
salvation. I am grateful for all things. Amen”