Defeating Our Goliaths...🙏🌿🌼💞🕊

Today’s Word:

David faced what appeared to be an insurmountable problem, but he was victorious through God’s power. We can be, too. David declared victory over Goliath before the battle even began (v. 46). His confidence was rooted in his past experiences with the Lord. What’s more, David believed triumph was certain because he came in the name of the Lord.

David had practical faith habits. A strong relationship with the Lord developed from spending time in His presence. This in turn enabled David to face problems with certainty that he was a beloved child of God, with full access to his Father’s storehouses of power, courage, and wisdom. If doubts ever arose, he could look back on God’s great faithfulness in past troubles.

To be victorious, we should practice David’s spiritual habits. Spend time with God and keep a record of His work in your life. Then you can be confident that He is sufficient, no matter the obstacle.

Today’s Prayer:

Father, thank You for this beautiful day with its endless opportunities and blessings. Grant us the strength to stand firm in Your name, knowing that the battles we face are ultimately Yours. May we trust in Your deliverance and proclaim Your glory through our victories. In Jesus' Name Amen.

100% to God = 0% Compromise to the world! 

Happy and Joyful Sabbath as We are filled with this Hope that Burns within Our Heart!

We are United in Christ!  

Jesus is Coming Very Soon!  

PRAISE THE LORD!💖

What Limit?!...🙏🌿🌼💞🕊

Every morning in the desert, God provided the two million Israelites with manna, something like bread, but the people bitterly complained that they wanted meat. God was angered by their complaining, but He told Moses that He would give the people meat, not for a day, but for a whole month. Moses said that was completely impossible, but God answered, “Is there any limit to My power?” 

The Scripture says, “God shifted the wind and caused hundreds of thousands of quail to come in from the sea. For miles in every direction there were quail flying about three feet above the ground.” They were awestruck by what God had done. God is about to shift the winds to blow in your direction. He’s going to cause the quail to come looking for you. You couldn’t have made it happen. You didn’t have the connections, the experience, or the background. But you’ve kept God first place. You’ve been faithful and honored Him. Now He’s going to cause a shift from borrowing to lending, from renting to owning, from not enough to more than enough.  Walk in Faith!

Prayer For Today:

Father, thank You for this beautiful and blessed day. I trust in Your limitless power and faithfulness. Just as You provided for the Israelites, I know You will provide for me. Shift the winds in my favor, Lord—move me from lack to abundance, from struggle to breakthrough. I choose to keep You first and trust in Your perfect timing. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

100% to God = 0% Compromise to the world! 

Happy and Joyful Sabbath as We are filled with this Hope that Burns within Our Heart!

We are United in Christ!  

Jesus is Coming Very Soon!  

PRAISE THE LORD!💖

The Power Of "YET"...🙏🌿🌼💞🕊

Have you experienced times in your life where you can’t feel God’s presence? When the worst happens in our lives, while we do our best to cling to our faith, it’s easy to question God. Where is He when a loved one dies far too young? Where is God in divorce, disease and death? Where is He when war rages? These are age-old questions humans have struggled with for centuries, and questions we can easily ask today. It seems as if the world is on the brink of disaster, so we are left searching for God through all of it.

Habakkuk wrote his prophecy at a time when he and God’s people were asking the same questions. The Babylonians were preparing to invade Judah where the remnant of God’s people remained. This was a direct judgment from the Lord, for they had experienced rapid moral and spiritually decline. Habakkuk complains against God, not understanding how he could use a downright wicked nation in Babylon to judge a less wicked one in Judah. But, we know that God’s ways are not our ways (Isaiah 55:8-9).

The Lord answers Habakkuk and reminds him that He is a God of justice and mercy and that the righteous have to live by faith (2:4) and trust Him. Habakkuk’s ultimate summary is that no matter what comes, he will choose joy and trust God. Though the world seems to crumble,  *YET*  he will rejoice in the Lord.

What are you going through today? Does it seem like your world is falling apart? Know this: you don’t choose what you go through, but you can choose how you go through it. Choose joy, and know that God is good, just and merciful. No matter what you face, you can choose to say, *YET*, I will rejoice in the Lord…the God of my salvation.”

100% to God = 0% Compromise to the world! 

Happy and Joyful Sabbath as We are filled with this Hope that Burns within Our Heart!

We are United in Christ!  

Jesus is Coming Very Soon!  

PRAISE THE LORD!💖

God Gets The Final Say...🙏🌿🌼💞🕊

“You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done...” Genesis 50:20

Satan may know your weak spots, but the good news is God can still use them for your good. In Genesis 50:20, Joseph said, “What you meant for my evil, God turned for good.” The enemy comes to deflate your life, but Jesus comes to fill it. 

Abraham and Sarah had a promise from God. God said, “You shall have a child that shall become a nation that will produce a Messiah, and He will save the world.” And Satan immediately decided to try to deflate that promise by sending a distraction. After a long time of discouragement, Sarah’s faith became so deflated that she said, “We can’t make it happen as God said, so you go in and sleep with Hagar, my handmaid.”  Hagar, produced a child whom she named Ishmael.  

It looked like the enemy had deflated the promise of God. But remember the Genesis 50:20 rule, “What the enemy meant for my evil, God will turn for my good.” Fast forward two generations and you will find the story of Abraham’s great-grandson, whose name is Joseph. He’s been thrown into a pit by his own jealous brothers, and they’re debating whether or not to kill him.

While they’re debating what to do, some people ride up, whom the Bible calls the Ishmaelites. Do you know where they came from? The Ishmaelites came from the biggest mistake Abraham ever made and the greatest weakness he ever had. The enemy thought he would use that weakness to deflate and shame Abraham’s family for the rest of their lives, but God got the final say. 

The only thing that kept Joseph (the great, great, great, great ancestor of Jesus Christ) alive was the Ishmaelites, who were born two generations earlier through Grandpa Abraham's mistake. 

The Ishmaelites bought Joseph and then took him to Egypt, where all the food was located. The world was starving to death in a famine, and Joseph somehow landed in a place of plenty. Then, God used him to feed the world. 

A grandpa’s mistake became the grandson’s miracle. A grandpa’s curse became a grandson’s blessing. God will turn around the same weak spot Satan wants to destroy you with and use it to bring life. 

Speak the 50:20 rule over your family today. Declare that what the enemy meant for your evil, God will turn it for your good!  God still has life, and life more abundantly.  And somehow, the 50:20 rule will kick in. God will not allow the enemy to win in a family that has been filled with His life.  Walk in Faith!

100% to God = 0% Compromise to the world! 

Happy and Joyful Sabbath as We are filled with this Hope that Burns within Our Heart!

We are United in Christ!  

Jesus is Coming Very Soon!  

PRAISE THE LORD!💖