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The Report

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Good morning

Scripture reading: Numbers 13

Worship song: Whose Report Will You Believe

 


Meditation:

    According to the LSD Law, the term 'majority rules' is a powerful decision-making principle in various contexts, especially in election proceedings, to determine the outcome. However, this method was not a principle used in the story of the twelve representatives sent to survey the land of Canaan. 

    In this instance, it was the minority's report that shaped the Israelites' destiny. Moses sought essential insights about the land and the inhabitants so he could fulfill his God-given mission. For Moses to make informed, effective decisions, knowing the structure of the land, the power, and the strength of the people was crucial. 

    If you have received a report that is not favorable and it causes you to fear the inevitable, remember God is in control and he has the final say. Trust God's sovereignty, for he controls your destiny. Moses could have believed the report of the majority because they sounded convincing, but he chose the minority because he believed the report of the Lord. God assures the Israelites that the land of Canaan belongs to them. What promises has God made to you? Whose report is important, and which do you choose to believe?

Let us pray:

    My Heavenly Father, thank you for your powerful reminder that no matter what report we have received, it is your report that matters the most. Lord, I believe that your faithfulness is unwavering and your promises are true. I will meditate on your word, O God, and will not be dismayed, for you are my God, my strength, and my help. I fully embrace your prophetic declaration to prosper us, shield us from harm and danger, and grant us hope and a future. Almighty God, when we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, we will fear no evil, for you are with us. Our hope is built on your promise that declares you will never abandon us. I hold firmly to Your promise, O God, to be with us wherever we go. I stand strong on the belief that when the righteous cry out, you will hear us and deliver us from every trouble. Almighty God, you have the final say, and so with confidence I declare that we will choose to believe in the truth of your promises in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Be safe. 🙏🙏

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 13, 2025 at 1:26 PM

    A report help one to make an informed decision. Intelligence is necessary when a country is going to spieirual battle, how to strategized and win. We can move forward in confidence knowing we have the knowledge to execute our plans. Thank you.

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