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Good morning

Scripture reading: St. John 14:6

Worship song: Access granted

 


Meditation:

    A password is a basic security mechanism comprised of a secret passphrase using a combination of alphabetic, numeric, alphanumeric, and symbolic characters. A password serves as a fundamental security measure, safeguarding access to systems, accounts, and information. Similarly, entry to God's kingdom is password-protected, allowing only those with the appropriate authority access. Jehovah God graciously makes this access available to anyone who earnestly seeks Him. Through the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ and acceptance of his death, burial, and resurrection, we are redeemed from the consequences of sin. 

    We are blessed to be sealed by his blood, which acts as our divine passcode. Embracing Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord is the only means of achieving salvation and eternal life, thus granting us access to His Kingdom. Regrettable, many individuals have yet to accept Jesus Christ, and are missing out on a fundamental opportunity. However, anyone who acknowledges their sins, confesses them, repents, and accepts Jesus Christ can receive the gift of salvation. Remember, Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the light and there is no path to the Father without Him. This access to Jehovah God is open to all who seek salvation and commit to following His will.

 Let us pray:

    We thank you, Almighty God, for your unconditional love, grace, and mercy. You are our refuge and shelter in life's storms. We are grateful for the Saviour who protects us and the opportunity to access your Kingdom through the leading of the Holy Spirit. Father, as we journey along the path, may we stride forward with confidence knowing that eternal life is ours through salvation. Almighty God, we confess and repent of our trespasses acknowledging that you are the way, the truth, and the light. Disrobe us of our filthy rags and clothe us with righteousness and holiness. Take our hearts, O God, and mold them; take our minds and transform them; take our ways and will and conform them to your will in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Stay safe. 💕🙏

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