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As for me, I will call upon God; and the LORD shall save me. Psalms 55:16


One can either allow the fear of their heart speaks to them through overwhelming uncertainties, or break out in faith and call upon the Lord, for His counsel and peace. “As for me, I will call upon God; and the LORD shall save me.” (Psalms 55:16)


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Many problems, one same solution.

Casting all your care upon him; for he cares for you. Peter 5:7


A thousand years before the verse above was writing, the preceding verse was inscribed.


Cast thy burden upon the LORD, and He shall sustain thee: He shall never suffer the righteous to be moved.

Psalms 55:22


Whatever your problems are, His promises are still the same, and He can handle it for you and He cares greatly about you.


Lord this is my problems. (State the problems) But I give it all to you that I may receive your peace and wisdom. In Jesus name, the name above all names, amen.


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Follow up on Ephesians 6

Just a little nugget insight which make us appreciate the details in the Word of God.


It's fascinating how every detail in the Word holds meaning. In Ephesians 6, Paul mentions Tychicus, calling him "... Tychicus, the beloved brother and faithful minister in the Lord, will tell you everything."


Interestingly, Tychicus's name means "fortunate." When we align ourselves with the Lord, as the preceding verses encourage us to do, we experience His favor. How fitting that the man chosen to share more with the Christians is named "fortunate" or "favored." 😊


What a blessing it is to grow in the Lord! 🙌🏻🙏🏻 His favor will always find us, teach us, and encourage us. God bless you.


And remember to work everyday. What you do for the Lord, is your calling, regardless of the scope or urgency, be a light in this word to someone, closer to you, or far away,…


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Ambushed by Envy: When Success Breeds Adversaries, Trust in God's Salvation


For, lo, they lie in wait for my soul: the mighty are gathered against me; not for my transgression, nor for my sin, O LORD. Psalms 59:3

 

In today's terminology, that is to say:

 

See, they are waiting to ambush me; powerful people are plotting against me, not because of any wrongdoing or sin on my part, O Lord.

 

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Daytime, Nighttime, and Timeless Prayer: Embracing God’s Lovingkindness: A reflection of Psalms 42:8

Yet the LORD will command his lovingkindness in the daytime, and in the night his song shall be with me, and my prayer unto the God of my life.

Psalms 42:8


The three partitions of which we have to share in and continue therein. Observe: The daytime, the nighttime are both set in a time frame, night and day, but prayer is without a fixed time.


As you read this, being awake this morning, it is because the Lord has commanded His lovingkindness toward you, in the daytime. If you are about to fall into the slumber of sleep. Likewise, “the LORD will command his lovingkindness in the daytime that is to come.”  

And when all is quiet, but the depth of your thoughts flooding your mind at night, for the Lord’s loving kindness during the day, may your lips be a portal from your inner being wherewith songs…


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The Promise and Its Conditions: A Reflection on Hebrews 13:5


“I will never leave you, nor forsake you.”


This is a personal promise from the Lord, one that the hearer is ready to gladly receive. And rightly so. But are we also willing to consider the conditions of this promise?


For this, let us read the verse in its fullness:

Hebrews 13:5


“Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as you have: for He has said, I will never leave you, nor forsake you.”


Reaction, Mindset, Goal, and Accountability

Running the Race to Win and Fighting the Fight for the Knockout Blow


Paul wrote these letters to the Corinthians while he was in Ephesus, which is in present-day Turkey, and the recipients were in Corinth, which is in present-day Greece. Around AD 53-55, he encouraged the Corinthians to live disciplined and purposeful lives, much like athletes who train rigorously to win a prize.


So how does this relate to us today? Let’s dive into the verses as they were written, and then explore their equivalence in today’s modern vernacular.


But everyone striving controls himself in all things. Then those truly that they may receive a corruptible crown, but we an incorruptible. So I run accordingly, as not uncertainly; so I fight, as not beating air; but I buffet my body and lead it captive, lest proclaiming to others I myself might be disapproved.” 1…


Be of good courage, and he shall strengthen your heart, all ye that hope in the LORD.

Psalms 31:24


The phrase 'Be of good courage. Speaks of' fastening upon, to be constant and be established.


For we know there will be moments when certain things and circumstances will attempt to make you lose faith, and other challenges will inundate your life. Even though you have faith in the Lord, there are moments when you are not constant in your fellowship with Him because other things consume your time more than your walk with the Lord. Consequently, you may find yourself feeling unstable and ungrounded.


But “Be of good courage,” that is, be constant and established. Therein lies the promise: the Lord shall strengthen your heart. For His mercy’s sake, as your hope remains in Him.


Pray in your times of loneliness


Psalms 4:3 ... The Lord has set apart those that are godly for Himself. The Lord will hear when I call unto Him.


In the time when we feel we are all alone, it is usually because we are doing the right thing. Therein, let not pity be our companion, even if it is present. May it usher us into a place of prayer. In your place of isolation, it is your Opportunity to pray. For it is written; The Lord has set apart those that are godly for Himself. The Lord will hear when I call unto Him.


However, Stand in awe, and sin not.


This we read in the next verse. The sin in this case at times is the act of not accepting the place of isolation wherewith we find ourselves as we seek a means out through fellowship with the world. instead,…