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Recipient of HIs Grace

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Good morning

Who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus is the Son of God. 1 John 5:5

 

Worship song: Forever at Your Feet

 


Testimony:

    It is a core Biblical Christian belief that salvation is accessible to anyone who professes faith in Jesus as the Son of God and calls upon His name. Being born of God signifies a spiritual rebirth, a transformation that aligns believers with God's will and empowers them to overcome worldly influences. I have been empowered by God's grace and mercy through my belief in Jesus Christ and I am grateful to have found strength through my faith and feel mighty blessed by his divine grace and mercy. 

    I once walked the path where you are treading, loitering in dangerous places, and mistakenly believing it brought fulfillment, only to discover my brokenness and need for a savior. I was disobedient, stiff-necked, and carefree, doing that which I desired, but now I see things in a new light, all because Jesus stepped in and dispelled the darkness that engulfed me. He led me out of the wilderness where I was grappling with sin, conquered my soul, purified my heart, and made me whole. I was merely existing, not truly living; without my faith in Jehovah God, I was adrift and on a self-destructive path. 

    Since I met Jesus, I have developed an attitude of gratitude; I have overcome many obstacles, my hope is restored, my faith is strengthened, and I can smile at the storms. Jesus Christ's atoning sacrifice has purified and liberated me from sin, granting me access to a life of divine favor and eternal spiritual renewal. His canopy of grace sustains me; his mercies are new each day, and I am basking in his goodness. 

Let us pray:

    Sovereign God, I am grateful to you for snatching me from the wilderness of sin. Almighty God, daily I am reminded of your unconditional love, so matchless and pure. I am delighted to worship you wholeheartedly, O God, for you have called me out of darkness into your marvellous light. I surrender my heart, mind, and actions to you, O God, desiring to abide by your precepts and commands. Remove far from me, O God, any desire that will ruin my walk with you. I surrender all to you, Lord, giving you authoritative power over my choices, decisions, and well-being. I pledge allegiance to dwell in your presence for the rest of my life and enjoy feasting at your table. Father, I understand that challenges lie ahead and so I totally depend on your divine power to navigate the difficulties I may encounter. Anchor my soul, O God, and in times of trouble hide me in your Pavilion in the secret place of your tabernacle in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Wishing you abundant blessings. 👐💕🙏

 

 

 

 

 

 

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