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God Does Not Change

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Good morning

Scripture reading: Hebrews 1:10-12

Hymn: Great Is Thy Faithfulness

 


Meditation:

    Over the years we have seen vast changes as men continue to create and implement new technologies. Modern technologies have drastically changed the way we interact, communicate, and access and transfer information. Moreover, over time, we also experience physical, mental, moral, and spiritual changes. We have also experienced changes in culture, health, relationships, people, and the products we use. 

    While the world around us is constantly changing, we can find comfort in the stability that comes from serving the unchanging and immutable. God does not decrease nor increase in power because all power belongs to Him. He is the same yesterday, today, and will be forever. His character and promises are timeless and reliable, offering a stable foundation in a changing world. He is permanent, enduring, and everlasting. When everything around us changes, God will never change because He is the creator and Lord over all things.

Let us pray:

    Everlasting Father, creator of Heaven and Earth, we honor and glorify you, O God, for you are a God immutable and unchanging. You do not advance nor decrease in power. You, O God, are the same yesterday, today, and will be forevermore. Almighty God, we honor and glorify you because you stand alone without equal or comparison. I pray, Mighty God, that we will not be caught up or distracted by these modern changes and new technologies, so that we fail to spend time in your word or to develop a closer relationship with you, our Lord. I pray, Almighty God, that we will remain focused, purpose-driven, and spiritually inclined to live by your commands. Shepherd us, O Lord, as we desire to live under the protection and divine direction of the unchangeable Most High God. Father, we are grateful that your communication line is always available and we can reach you anytime through prayer and supplication in the name that is above every other name, Jesus Christ our Redeemer. Amen.

Have a blessed day. Shalom. ✌💞🙏

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