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Testimony- Restoration of Hope

 

And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten, the cankerworm, and the caterpillar, and the palmerworm, my great army which I sent among you. Joel 2:25

 Worship song: Restore My Soul




Testimony:

    People often interpret what occurs throughout the day as mere coincidence; however, this perspective differs for those who strongly believe in Christ and depend on the guidance of the Holy Spirit, who recognize these moments as divine connections. After dedicating time to my personal devotion, I often resort to additional resources from fellow believers to enhance my daily worship sessions. 

    On July 11, something extraordinary happens. What began as a typical worship session led to a powerful and renewed feeling of hope. I recalled opening my Bible app to the devotional, and the scripture associated with the message was Joel 2:25. Immediately after, I joined Pastor Basil's live morning devotion, and surprisingly, his message was focused on Joel 2:25-26. As if that was not enough, shortly after I tuned in to a random sermon on television, and to my surprise, the pastor was speaking about restoration. I was initially listening without full focus, but when he mentioned restoration, I was compelled to listen. I restarted the video and discovered that the sermon was based on Joel 2:25 as well. In less than three hours, I encountered three distinct messages from separate sources centered around the same scripture. This was not just a coincidence; it as a divine reassurance of God's promise to restore us.

Let us pray:

    Heavenly Father, powerful and mighty to save, protect, and restore, we exalt you for you are the great high priest. Lord God, we praise and adore you this morning. We express sincere thanks for your promise of restoration through your prophetic word. We are extremely grateful for your compassion, grace, and mercy towards us. We thank you, Lord God, for your abundant blessings and faithfulness. Father, we give you thanks for restoring what the enemy has stolen. We thank you, Lord, for restoring our health, relationships, trust, faith, and hope in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. We declare that your peace that passes all understanding shall dwell in us. Thank you, Lord, for rekindling your spiritual fire within us, restoring the joy of your salvation, and renewing our passion for your word. Turn our hearts away from sin, O God. Make your face shine on us, and be gracious to us, we ask in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Wishing you a prosperous day. 💞🙏

 

 

 

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