YOUR DAILY DOSE OF GOD

Good morning Scripture reading: Matthew 16:24-27 Worship song: What Shall I Render   Meditation:      Speaking to the disciples, Jesus asked, 'What is the point of having everything you want in this life if you lose your soul in the process? Jesus urges followers to prioritize eternal values over earthly gain, noting that what a person treasures the most reveals the true condition of the heart. St. Matthew 6:19-22 teaches that earthly possessions are temporal and exposed to destruction, while spiritual, heavenly investments are secure and eternal. The things which are seen and are held dearly are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal.       Since life is a fleeting moment and earthly treasures are temporary, we must set our hearts on things that have everlasting value. This is grounds for us to look beyond the temporary, realign our focus on that which is permanent. Let your heart be governed by eternal purposes, not by...

Good morning Scripture reading: St. Luke 23:39-43 Worship song: Jesus In The Middle Save Me   Meditation:      Obedient to his Father's will, He left the splendor of Heaven to bear the collective sins of our transgressions. He endured chastisement, oppression, and affliction and opened not His mouth to rebel. He bore our griefs and sorrow, yet He was rejected and despised. They gave Him a procession bearing his heavy wooden cross while they chanted, mocked, and cheered. He was led as a lamb to the slaughter, whipped with many lashes and every stripe he bore represents our healing. His atoning blood was shed for the debt of our sin and he faced the wrath of God's justice poured out against our sin in our place so we could be saved.       Though he was found not guilty, he was judged and condemned as a convict, taken to the gallows, and hanged on a wooden cross between two thieves. His sacrificial death was significant for the propitiation...

Good morning Scripture reading: Ephesians 2:1-5 Worship song: I'll Say of The Lord.....   Meditation:      Without the Savior, humans operate like a ticking time bomb ready to self-destruct. Blinded by sin and living in our sinful state gives rise to desires that appeal to fleshly lust that has led us down the path of unholiness and ungodliness separating us from God. We all need a Savior, Jesus Christ the one who died to rescue us. He is our refuge from the dangerous deluge of our selfish desires and destructive self-will. Jesus Christ has availed himself to be our shield, our high tower, and our Savior to shelter us in the time of storm.       We all need a Savior to protect us and shelter us from the rebellion and unfaithfulness of our hearts. We all need a Savior to deliver and purge away our sins. The God of my rock, in whom I trust, the horn of my salvation is the only savior for mankind. I was once alienated living disconnected fr...

Good morning Scripture reading: Matthew 1:1-16 Worship song: There Is Power in The Blood   Meditation:      The genealogy of Jesus Christ's human ancestry recorded in Matthew includes those whose lifestyle was characterized by acts of immorality, unholy living, and dishonorable conduct. Jesus did not descend from a perfect, holy human race, he entered a race that was broken, defiled by sin, and in need of a redeemer. His ancestors were not solely righteous, but defined by imperfections. The family tree features stories highlighting a lineage of sinners rather than purely righteous prominent figures.       Based on the Biblical accounts in the books of the Kings and Chronicles many of Jesus ancestors in the royal bloodline of Judah were worshipping pagan gods, engaged in witchcraft, blood sacrifice, divination, enchantments, and trusting unfamiliar spirits. These acts are an abomination unto the Lord and must be broken. Today, our generat...

Good morning Day of Testimony  - Heartfelt Appreciation   Come and hear, all you that fear God, and I will declare what he hath done for my soul. Psalms 66:16   Praise song: Love Lifted Me   Personal Testimony:      Decades of commitment to God and walking in faith did not prepare me for the deeper revelation of the magnitude of suffering Jesus endured on my behalf. I thought I knew the cost of my redemption, but I have only just begun to understand and deeply appreciate the depth of Jesus’ suffering. Realizing Jesus died for my sins was enough to bring me to my knees, but truly understanding the brutal agony He endured for my redemption has left me stunned.       I was deeply moved by the intensity of His sacrifice, as reenacted in the film "The Passion of the Christ." Seeing the severity of His sacrifice has strengthened my faith and deepened my gratitude. While reading about Jesus' crucifixion provides a visual pict...

Good morning - Day of prayer   Heal me, O LORD, and I shall be healed; save me, and I shall be saved: for thou art my praise. Jeremiah 17:14 Worship song: Healing and Deliverance Prayer: Salvation, Healing, and Deliverance Let us pray: Heavenly Father, I come before You in the mighty name of Jesus, acknowledging You as our Sovereign Lord and King. I repent of the sins that easily beset me, surrendering them all to you, Lord God.       Into your hands, O God, I commit my loved ones who have not yet received you as Lord. I pray, O God, that Your Spirit will take captive their thoughts and hearts, revealing Your truth and guiding them toward Your perfect will. I pray, Almighty God, that they will confess that you are Lord, turn from a life of earthly pleasure, and accept your gift of salvation and redemption. May they recognize that there is no other name under Heaven given among men than that of Jesus Christ, through whom they can be saved.  ...

Good morning Scripture reading: Matthew 28:18-20 Worship song: Go   Meditation:      Jesus before choosing his apostles spent the entire night praying to God on the mountain. Jesus seeks divine guidance before making crucial life decisions, emphasizing a reliance on prayer and faith in God. At daybreak, He called his followers together and from them chose twelve whom he named Apostles. He ordained them specifically to send them out with authority over unclean spirits, sickness, and to minister to lost souls.       Following his resurrection, these apostles except for Judas the Iscariot, received the great commission from Jesus to travel the world, charging them to preach the gospel to all nations, and impart his teachings to all people. However, he commanded them to remain in Jerusalem until they were empowered by the Holy Spirit before embarking on their divine mission.       Following the baptism of the Holy Spirit ...