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Travelling First Class

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Good morning

Scripture reading: St. John 14:1-6

Worship song: One Way Flight

 


Meditation:

    Traveling first-class offers a uniquely luxurious experience, characterized by supreme comfort and tranquility that stands apart from standard travel. These flights offer a premium level of service and comfort that the average traveler typically does not experience. We are all required to choose one of the two available first-class flights, which is mandatory for us. There is one first-class flight destined for Paradise, for the born-again, faith-believing, sanctified, and redeemed who accept and acknowledge Jesus Christ as Lord. And there is also a first-class flight destined for destruction, Broadway, for those who have rejected Christ, refused to obey his commands, and are living a wanton, reckless life bound by sin. These are the only available options, and they are mandatory flights that we must embark on, one for sinners and one for the redeemed. You are required to select one of the two available flights. Which flight are you on? What is your final destination after death, hell, or Heaven? Choose wisely.

Let us pray:

    Almighty God, captain of the first-class flight to Glory Land, I am grateful to you, Lord, for the opportunity through your grace and mercy to be among the redeemed. Abba Father, give me courage and a spirit of endurance to overcome the chaotic changes caused by life's turbulences. Help me, Lord God, to remain steadfast and focus on this spiritual journey. Keep my mind focused on you, Lord, and preserve my soul. I pray, Lord, that those who are bound by sin will turn from iniquity and hastily join the saints who have already surrendered to you. Father, send destiny helpers to rescue the spiritually blind and those who are caught in Satan's web of deception. Grant them mercy, O God, and a chance to surrender their stony hearts to you. Almighty God, allow your Holy Spirit to convict and pierce their hardened hearts and lead them on the path of righteousness in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. 

Wishing you abundant blessings. 💕👏🙏

Comments

  1. AnonymousNovember 30, 2025 at 6:56 PM

    We are indeed heading for somewhere but it is not just anywhere, it is a special place prepared for those who wash their robes in the blood of the lamb. It s a place for the prepared, those who are not prepared will go somewhere, where? Not of comfort but of torment.

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