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Let Me Be Worthy

Good morning

Scripture reading: Matthew 22:1-14

Worship song: Worthy

 


Meditation:    

To be considered worthy, one must have and demonstrate the qualities that merit recognition for the specific purpose to which they are called to serve. In the above Scripture, Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to a king preparing a wedding celebration for his child with the desire to appease the invitees and make the experience a memorable event. Normally, preparation depends on the expected number of attendees, but as illustrated in the scripture, some invitees may cancel the invitation at the last minute without prior notice. 

    Jesus' wedding feast comes with an open invitation, and He is always graciously making appeals for us to join in the spiritual festivity, but many are too preoccupied with the cares and concerns of this world to heed the invitation and seek God's kingdom. If we continue to ignore the plea to come to the banquet hall, too busy gallivanting, finding and making excuses, and always striving to satisfy our earthly desires rather than seeking first the Kingdom of God, we might miss our opportunity to celebrate with Jesus. 

    There is coming a day when those who are not wearing their wedding attire will be locked out, deemed unworthy because they have already missed the opportunity to be with the bridegroom. Therefore, harden not your heart when Jesus bids you come, for those who do might just miss their opportunity to be redeemed. There will be weeping and mourning for those who find themselves shut out forever. 

Let's pray:

    All-knowing, merciful, wonderful Saviour, blessed redeemer, and friend, worthy are you, Lord, and worthy to be praised. Father, your grace is sufficient, for your power is made perfect in our weaknesses. Heavenly Father, not all of us are deemed worthy or valuable in the sight of those around us, but we are all worthy, important, and precious in your sight, O God. Almighty God, time and time again, you bid us to come unto you, but devoted to our self-seeking pursuit of worldly pleasure and caught up in our self-righteousness, we refuse to surrender. Heavenly Father, the cares, desires, and pleasures of this world are a hindrance to our commitment to doing what is holy, but I pray, O God, that we spend time to examine ourselves and value the price that was paid for us on Calvary's cross. Jehovah God, may we return to you with a penitent heart, knowing that the price you paid was for a worthy cause. Father, may we surrender to you, O God, and be worthy of the price you paid for us and the pain you suffered for our gain. Almighty God, may we show our appreciation for your sacrificial offering by willingly surrendering our hearts to you in the name of Jesus Christ, our Redeemer. Amen.

Have a blessed day. Shalom. ✌💕

 

 

Comments

  1. When we consider how precious we are in the sight of the Lord who created us, nothing else should matter.
    Our eternal existence is hinged on our walk with Him and as long as we are pleasing Him, we are in a good place. We must be kind and reasonable with one another because God cares about how we treat each other. First, love the Lord, love yourself, love your family, your brethren and those with whom we have to deal with. Sometimes we give it and we don't get it but keep giving for it is in giving that we receive.

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  2. Lord align my ways to your will so I will be ready when the bridegroom cometh.

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