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There Is Hope for The Lost

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Good morning

Scripture Reading: Ezekiel 18: 20-32

Worship Song: There Is Hope in The Lord

 


Meditation:

    The Bible recounts many fascinating stories of God's work in the lives of patriarchs, who became great men for his divine purpose. The scripture highlights that no person is beyond redemption through a divine encounter. It points to three biblical figures whose lives were radically altered by God: Moses after committing murder and fleeing into exile, encountered God at a burning bush and was transformed from a fugitive to a deliverer of Israel. Saul was a fierce persecutor of Christians, yet his life was drastically changed after a powerful encounter with Jesus, leading him to become a passionate preacher of the gospel. David was an adulterer and an accomplice to murder, but after a spiritual conversion, he became a man after God's own heart. 

    As long as you encounter God, you will never remain the same. He will remove from you, your heart of stone, put a new spirit within you, and give you a heart of flesh. You are never too marred with sin that the Lord cannot use you. For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his love for those who fear him, and as far as the east is from the west, so far will he remove our iniquities. Repent, then, and turn to God, because he has no pleasure in destroying the wicked, but that all may be saved. Turn to God so that your sins may be forgiven, and your slate wiped clean.

Let us pray:

    Dear Heavenly Father, mighty one, I am grateful to you for your grace and mercies which are renewed every morning, great is your faithfulness unto us, O God. Lord God, may your hand of mercy move upon the ungodly and swiftly transform their lives before they are completely consumed by the deceptive, evil plots of Satan and his cohorts. Father, you said that you have no pleasure in destroying the wicked, but that they repent and turn to you. I pray, O God that many more will turn to you and escape the wrath to come. Heavenly Father, we ask that you breathe life into the lost. And for us who have already accepted you, help us to remain steadfast and focused on you, so we do not stray into sin and become spiritually lost. We thank you, Lord God, for hearing our prayers through our advocate, Jesus Christ. Amen. 

Wishing you a peaceful day. Keep safe. ✌💕🙏

 

 

 

 

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