YOUR DAILY DOSE OF GOD

Good morning Scripture reading: Exodus 1 Praise song: Victory belongs to Jesus   Meditation:      The primary objective of the adversary is to destroy humanity and prevent individuals from fulfilling their divine purpose. Pharaoh's strategy to eliminate all newborn male children born of the Hebrews was intercepted by the midwives. They deliberately disobeyed the king's command, not because they did not esteem him, but because they honored a higher authority than Pharaoh, whom they feared, the Creator of the universe.       There are still some Pharaohs among us whose assignment is to undermine and eliminate God's divine plan. However, they are unaware that God, the Almighty, all-powerful, Omnipotent, Omnipresent, Omniscient Creator, never permits his people to be overcome by the enemy unless He permits it. The enemy cannot and will not triumph over God’s plan; he will only be granted the privilege to afflict us if it is God's will, but n...

Good morning Scripture reading: 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 Worship song: Ready or not   Meditation:      Sin is defined as acting or behaving in a manner that does not conform to God’s character or commands. As it is written, whosoever sins transgresses against the law of God. Sin is an inevitable aspect of humans' lifestyle; however, to enter the Holy City, the New Jerusalem prepared for the righteous, one must be washed and sanctified in the blood of the Lamb. No individual bearing the stain of sin will be allowed to enter the New Jerusalem.       Heaven is a sacred place, filled with glory and grace. All within its gate are purified from defilement. Only those whose names are written in the Lamb's Book of Life will gain admittance through the pearly gate. To dwell in the mansion Jesus has gone to prepare, you must undergo spiritual cleansing from sin and have the life of Christ within, because sin is not welcome in the city of holiness....

Good morning Scripture reading: Romans 8:14-17 Worship song: God of a Second Chance   Meditation:      We were all created by God, the Creator, and are part of His human family by birth; however, to be part of His spiritual family requires a personal decision. Genuine children of God transform redemption and salvation. John 1:12-13 assures us that as many as receive Jesus Christ, He grants the authority to become the children of God, even those who believe in His name: born not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.       Galatians 3:26-27 confirms that all believers become spiritually united with Jesus through faith when they abandon their former identity and embrace Christ's character and righteousness. Additionally, Romans 10:9-10 states that if we confess with our mouth the Lord Jesus, and believe in our hearts that God raised Him from the dead, we shall be saved. For with the heart, one believes un...

Good morning Scripture reading: Galatians 5:16-26 Worship Song: Sin Doesn’t Live Here Anymore   Meditation:      The invasion of an unwelcome visitor, a rodent, captured my attention as it scampered across the floor, making its way toward the food pantry. After several unsuccessful attempts, we eliminated the rodent and then sealed the crack in the wall that it had used as its entrance. This reminds me of the little sins we turned a blind eye to, allowing them to creep into our lives and invade our hearts and minds.       Meddling in that which is forbidden feels right, but there are always consequences that follow. The sin that is attractive and sweet will eventually destroy us. The act of sin brings us great pleasure, but do not be deceived, for whatsoever a man sows, that will he also reap. He that soweth to the flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption, but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting. The pe...

Good morning Scripture reading: Mark 10: 46-52 Praise song: Pass Me Not   Meditation;      Blind Bartimaeus stood by the road, begging to meet his basic needs, as he likely had limited alternatives. Nonetheless, he did not accept his blindness as a permanent limitation to his life. He must have heard about Jesus Christ, his love, mercy, and compassion towards others, as well as the numerous miracles he had performed. When he heard that Jesus Christ was passing by, he cried out desperately to Him to have mercy. Despite the crowd's attempt to silence him, he shouted even louder until Jesus heard his plea and addressed his need.       Faithful Bartimaeus asked to regain his sight, and as soon as he received his vision from Jesus, he immediately began following Him as an expression of his gratitude. What is your request this morning? You may feel down and feel like God has somehow forgotten that you are faced with circumstances that you cant...

Good morning Scripture reading: Romans 12:2 Worship song: Clean Heart   Meditation:      Rebooting your computer once per week facilitates optimum performance by clearing the memory and deleting temporary files, thereby enhancing speed and reducing lag issues. One of the reasons our computers do not work properly is that a file is corrupted. Similarly, unresolved errors and past failures can burden us, depleting our energy and hindering our best performance. Surrendering all to Jesus takes away that burden, bringing genuine peace and rest.       Unconfessed sins contaminate the mind and diminish our spiritual strength, leaving us with a guilty conscience that obstructs the development of a personal relationship with God. Periodically, believers require a spiritual reboot. This process acts as a spark that refreshes the soul through deep repentance, prayer, divine intervention, and meditation on the Word.       Daily r...

Good morning Scripture reading: Revelation 4:5 Worship song: Spirit of the Living God   Meditation:      Isaiah prophesied that a new shoot will spring forth, and a fresh branch shall grow from Jesse's root. The metaphor of the new green shoot symbolizes Jesus Christ as a humble yet powerful new king, and the Spirit of the Lord will rest upon Him. In Revelation,   the seven lamps burning before the throne are identified as the seven Spirits of God, symbolizing His complete and perfect presence.       The seven attributes of the Holy Spirit described in Isaiah 11:2-3 provide specific guidance and strength in our daily lives. The Spirit of Wisdom empowers us to make godly decisions; Spirit of Understanding help us comprehend spiritual truth; the Spirit of Counsel lead us to communicate with God to seek and await divine guidance; the Spirit of Might empowers us to persevere through challenges; the Spirit of Knowledge assists us in buil...