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Good morning

Scripture reading: Psalm 27

Worship song: Through it all

 




Meditation:    

The psalmist, David, was not free from trouble and haters. During his life, he had many enemies. Many rose against him, including King Saul, whom he had helped to defeat the Philistine giants who fought against Israel. David was not afraid of the host that encamped around and against him, for he knew the God whom he served. His journey was hampered by numerous trials, yet his unwavering faith in God allowed him to persevere through every tribulation and emerge victorious over his adversaries. Through it all, David trusted God and built a relationship with Him. Through it all, David learned to depend upon God and trust Him wholeheartedly. David's only desire was to dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of his life. He trusted God and believed that He would shield him from all his enemies. 

    By fully entrusting our struggles to God, we can rise above adversity and achieve victory over our circumstances and the adversary. In all situations, put your faith and trust in God, and He will shelter you in His secret pavilion during times of trouble. 

Let us pray:

    My rock and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust, I am grateful for your sustaining grace and your mighty hand that shields us when the storms of life are raging over us. Rock of ages, I thank you for always protecting us from those whose desire is to destroy and defeat us. I pray, O God, that no matter what we are going through, we will continue to trust and confide in you, the all-knowing, omnipresent God whose wisdom and power far exceed our capabilities. Father, I depend on you, knowing I cannot accomplish anything without your divine help. I beseech you, Lord, to defend us from the giants that have risen against us. We solely depend on you, Heavenly Father, to guide, deliver, protect, and shield us. We trust you, Lord, to keep us safe from unforeseen battles. Sovereign Lord, I offer you my highest praise and deepest adoration. I give thanks for your abundant blessings, unfailing promises, and the triumphs of your victories in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. 

Keep safe. Be blessed. 💕👏🙏

 

 

 

 

 

 

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