YOUR DAILY DOSE OF GOD

Good Morning Day of prayer - Deep Sorrow   For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end. Jeremiah 29:11   Hymn: Lord From Sorrows Deep I Call             Let us pray:      Heavenly Father, we humbly submit ourselves to your sovereignty, seeking your divine intervention, O God, to change our mindset and remove the spiritual blindness hindering us from seeing clearly your plan to prosper us. Almighty God, conquer the spirit of fear for humanity that clouds our judgment, and replace it with reverence for you only. Everlasting Father, we surrender our brokenness, our shattered hearts, our failures, our past, present, and future at your altar of sacrifice. We need your divine help to overcome challenges and obstacles, and the strength to remain fervent and faithful in doing what is righteous, acceptable, and honorable. Help us, O God,...

Good morning Scripture Reading: Romans 8:26-31 Worship Song: God Will Work It Out   Meditation:      It is a misconception that accepting Jesus removes all life's problems; the reality is that faith brings inner peace and spiritual growth, not an easy, trouble-free life. In this world, we will be tested by the enemy, and we will have tribulation, but we must remain courageous and be of good cheer for he who dwells within us has overcome the world. God did not promise we would not encounter hardship. He did not promise we would have a perfect life here on earth. What he promises is his peace and that he will never leave nor forsake us. Consider Job, a man of integrity, seen by God as perfect and upright, a man who eschewed evil, yet faced unimaginable trials as detailed in the book of Job.       Every situation we encounter, whether it is sickness, tribulations, financial struggles, relationship issues, or spiritual battles, will ultimate...

Good morning Scripture reading: 1 Samuel 18 Worship song: This Is Amazing Grace   Meditation:      King Saul's expression of love for David turned into a jealous rage, triggered when the people applauded David publicly for his victorious defeat of the Philistines. Driven by an envious and malicious spirit, King Saul turned against David, viewing his servant as a direct threat to his throne. Despite recognizing that God had shifted His favor to David, a fearful and jealous Saul made repeated, failed attempts to murder his successor, fueled by intense rage.       When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up a standard against him. The Lord will preserve the souls of his people and protect us from all evil. No force can overpower those shielded by the Almighty; in times of disaster, the believer rests in divine safety. Do not fear your enemies for if God is on your side, no one can truly stand against you....

Good morning Scripture reading: Esther 4 Worship song: Hear my Cry, O Lord   Meditation:      Deeply disturbed by Mordecai sitting at the King's gate in mourning apparel, Queen Esther immediately sent him new clothes to replace his sackcloth, but he refused the garment. She later discovered his actions were a public display of grief over a written royal decree instigated by Haman to destroy all Jews. Too often, we jump to conclusions and hasten to judge, criticize, or condemn others' actions without awareness of their motives.       After uncovering the truth, Queen Esther initiated a mandatory three-day fast for all the Jews, declaring that she would break the protocol and enter the King's chamber, fully prepared to accept the fatal consequences that might follow.   Mordecai's act of public disgrace and Esther's bravery, led to transforming a hopeless, situation into a miraculous victory for the Jewish people.     ...

Good morning Scripture Reading: Psalm 62 Worship Song: There Is Hope   Meditation:      What a privilege it is to bask in God's presence and celebrate the hope we have in Him. When life gets rough and the pressures seem unbearable, remember that we have a comforting Savior who shines His light in the darkest hour. When sorrow is your companion and the storm is raging, let us joyfully turn to Jesus who comforts us in all our tribulations. Don't let the storms of life shatter your peace. Lean on Jesus, the source of true hope, and let Him turn your sorrow into lasting joy and your anxiety into divine peace.       When loneliness creeps in and your friends are no longer around, find solace in the steadfast love of Jesus who is always near and faithful. He is our strong tower, our refuge, our deliverer, and anchor amid devastation. Do not be dismayed but instead be inspired by the hope that flows from our Lord Jesus Christ. Truly, He is inde...

Good morning Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:30-32  Worship Song: Here's My Heart   Meditation:      A minister once said we mask bitterness as memory, defend it as justice, and store it as debt owed. Bitterness is like residue that builds up over time from accumulated anger, resentment, pain, or perceived unfairness, ultimately leading to unforgiveness. Consider bitterness as a plant with its leaves looking green but its root is rotting from fungal infection. Eventually, the entire plant will collapse. You can be called, gifted, and anointed, ministering and winning souls for the Kingdom of God, but still foster a heart of bitterness.       The Apostle Paul boldly urges us in Ephesians 4:31 to put away all bitterness and wrath. He further advises us to reject and renounce our former ways, which are tainted by sinful habits. The Holy Spirit cannot freely work in a life that is holding onto malice, anger, and unforgiveness. Neither wi...

Good morning Scripture reading: Joshua 1:1-9 Worship Song: Bridge Over Troubled Water   Meditation:      To be discouraged is to feel deprived of hope, courage, and confidence, or to feel disheartened. Discouragement is a common daily challenge that severely impacts our faith, spiritual and physical well-being, leaving us feeling defeated and hopeless. After the death of Moses, God commanded Joshua to be strong, courageous, and not to be dismayed or afraid. Joshua needed that reassurance to lead the people to the promised land.       In Deuteronomy 31 and Joshua 1, God encourages us to be strong and courageous. He reassures us not to be afraid because He will never leave nor forsake us. When you feel discouraged, find comfort in God's word and be assured that the Lord promised to prosper us and not harm us, and give us hope and a future. No matter the challenges you encounter, let nothing move you to despair; rejoice in the truth and pro...

Good morning Scripture reading: Genesis 21:9-20 Worship song: Carry Me   Meditation:      Rejected and left alone in the wilderness, Hagar encountered a messenger of God who comforted her by assuring her Ishmael would become the father of a mighty nation. Her experience proves that God cares for the broken and abandoned, bringing them hope and restoration through his grace. God specializes in mending what is broken. He takes our ashes and transforms them into beauty, offering comfort in our darkest moments. He does not abandon broken people; He draws closer when we reach our breaking point, offering comfort, hope, and assurance.       He tenderly heals shattered hearts and binds up every wound providing emotional, physical, and spiritual renewal. We have the assurance that God watched over the desolate and saved those with a contrite and humble spirit. He gives power to the faint, and increases the strength of the weak. If you feel aband...

Good morning Scripture reading: Ephesians 6:10-18 Worship song: Keeping Me Alive   Meditation:      The Weather Channel provides critical updates to help the public navigate daily activities and safety risks. In response to shifting climate patterns, people are increasingly adapting their clothing choices to protect their bodies from the effects of extreme weather. Just as we actively safeguard our physical bodies from harm, we must treat the protection of our spiritual well-being as an immediate priority.       Divine protection covers you from the snare of the fowler, from the noisome pestilence, and from every weapon of the enemy. True divine protection is only fully realized by those who live circumspectly, not as fools, but as wise. When you are walking contrary to God’s will, you reject His covering, leaving you defenseless against spiritual attack. Turning away from God and embracing ungodly ways causes you to lose spiritual ...

Good morning Scripture reading: 1 Kings 17:1-16 Worship song: Made A Way   Meditation:      The account of the widow of Zarephath, who sacrificially provided for Elijah despite having only one meal left, and Apostle Paul’s testimonies of serving amidst extreme hardship, teach us what it truly means to trust God's provision while serving from an empty place. By serving from a position of emptiness we shift away from self-reliance to dependence on God's limitless provision. The widow's demonstration of faith and obedience is a reminder that trusting God with our last resources allows His limitless grace to fill the void.       Trusting God, especially in the weakest moments, opens the door for God to demonstrate His strength through one's limitations, transforming personal inadequacy into a testimony of God's power. Paul celebrates his own weakness, knowing that when he is at his weakest, he is strongest through Christ. God's grace is...

Good morning Scripture Reading: Romans 5 Worship Song: Rescue   Meditation:      Life's challenges can be overwhelming, leaving a trail of bittersweet memories in their wake. Heartaches, broken pieces, shattered dreams, and ruined lives are the reasons Christ died on Calvary's cross. Jesus Christ chose to die and endured chastisement to demonstrate his love for humanity. He came to redeem us from the bondage of our iniquities, liberate us from spiritual captivity, and bring light to a dark world. He came that we might have life and have it more abundantly. He came not to condemn the world but that the world through Him might be saved. He came to seek and save the lost, to preach repentance to sinners, to serve, to fulfill the laws and the prophets, and to bring assurance to a hopeless world.       Jesus came to rescue us, so let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. Jesus left us His divine peace to experience the fullnes...

Good morning Scripture reading: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 Worship song: Thank You Lord   Meditation:      Recognizing God's goodness in all circumstances empowers us to appreciate the seemingly insignificant things in life.   Very gingerly, the homeless man laid out his bedding at the side of the business place in the freezing cold. With just a thick blanket to lie on and another to cover up, he settled into his long pants and jacket, looking perfectly comfortable. A cold knot formed in my stomach at the thought of him lying in that 35-degree weather.       Before complaining about what you lack, appreciate what you have. Trade your complaints for gratitude, and appreciate your daily blessings for someone is wishing they had a fraction of what you have. Instead of murmuring and complaining, cultivate a mindset of gratitude, and express your appreciation through spiritual songs, praise, and adoration to the Lord. Reflect on the go...

Good morning Scripture Reading: St. John 20: 24-28 Worship Song: Scars in The Hand of Jesus   Meditation:      Visible body scars are a powerful, lasting testament to overcoming past pain, symbolizing endurance and triumph rather than just injury. They represent personal strength and the courageous survival of difficult experiences. Unlike our own scars, which often stem from mishaps or mistakes, the scars of Jesus Christ testify to His victory over sin and death. The scars on His hands, feet, and side represent the nail scars of profound injustice he willingly endured to redeem mankind. Jesus embraced the agony of crucifixion to bring us peace. He was wounded and afflicted for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquities, and bore every stripe for spiritual, emotional, and physical healing. Because of His ultimate sacrifice, we have the opportunity to live eternally.       To reject Jesus Christ is to turn one's back on the on...

Good morning Scripture reading: Colossians 3:1-2 Hymn: Hold to God's Unchanging Hands   Meditation:      Hold to God's Unchanging Hand," penned by Jennie Wilson in 1906, reflects the message of Colossians 3:1-2 urging believers to anchor their hope in things eternal, rather than investing in temporary, fading earthly treasures. Build your hope on the unchanging promises of God, trusting in His unwavering faithfulness for earthly things we see are only temporary; but the heavenly, unseen things are everlasting. Build your confidence in the God of hope who will fill you with joy and peace that you may abound in hope through the power of the Holy Spirit.       Place your confidence in God for He delights in those who fear him, who put their hope in his unfailing love. Even amidst turmoil, chaos, and confusion, the believer's hope is secure in God's promises, providing the strength to endure trials with confidence rather than fear. Whatever ...

Good morning Scripture reading: St. John 1:1-13 Worship song: I Am A Child of God   Meditation:      A believer's primary identity is not based on their achievements or social standing, but in being a child of God. Romans 8:16-17 confirms that believers are God’s adopted children and heirs to His kingdom, alongside Jesus Christ. This inheritance includes sharing in Christ’s suffering, enduring trials, persecution, or sacrifice for the Gospel which are considered temporary compared to the future glory.       True members of Jesus' family are those who conform their lives to the desires of the Heavenly Father. Adoption into God's household makes us brothers and sisters, firmly rooted in our connection to Christ. Jesus described the personal relationship with him and believers as a vine and its branches, emphasizing that the branch cannot bear fruit unless it is connected to the vine. Remaining in the vine requires a consistent, obedient, a...

Good morning Scripture reading: Psalms 138 Worship sing: Turning Around For Me   Meditation:      The assurance we have today is that God will faithfully bring to completion everything about our lives and future. He sent His only son, Jesus Christ, not for those who are righteous; but to redeem sinners, restoring us to perfection. He specializes in perfection, giving us beauty for ashes, replacing emotional heaviness with the garment of praise, restoring broken relationships, wounded hearts, and lives marred by sin, transforming a hopeless state into a life of purpose and honor.       God specializes in transforming brokenness into a testament of His glory. No matter what challenges you face, God is actively working through all things to fulfill His purpose for your good. For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Change is coming and there is no ...

Good morning Scripture reading: Numbers 13 Worship song: Whose Report Will You Believe   Meditation:      According to the LSD Law, the principle of 'majority rules' is a powerful decision-making principle in various contexts, particularly in election proceedings, which determines the outcome. However, this method was not a principle used in the story of the twelve spies. Obeying God's command, in preparation for the conquest, and to make informed strategic decisions, Moses sent agents to assess the strength of the inhabitants and the fertility of the land of Canaan.       Moses disregarded the convincing popular report of the majority and accepted the report of the faithful minority, choosing to trust God's promises over human fear. God assured the Israelites that the land of Canaan was legally theirs to take and occupy. It was the minority's report that shaped the Israelites' destiny. If you have received a report that is not favorable...

Good morning Scripture reading: Numbers 12 Worship song: I'll Walk in Faith   Meditation:      Driven by jealousy, Miriam and Aaron sinned by challenging the authority of Moses, whom God had specifically chosen. By attacking his leadership and marriage, they challenged God's direct appointment. God responded with fury, forcing them to acknowledge the deep and personal relationship he had with Moses.      God is warning against hindering or oppressing those He has designated for a special purpose, asserting that attacking them is attacking Him. We are warned in 1 Chronicles 16 and Psalm 105 not to lay a hand on those whom the Lord has set apart for himself. Despite Miriam's act of rebellion, Moses's compassionate intercession secured her healing and restoration, but not before she endured a week of divine punishment outside the camp. Miriam challenged the divine authority placed upon Moses, but God intervened to maintain order, showing that a pr...

Good morning Scripture reading: Proverbs 6:16-19 Worship song: Break Every Chain   Meditation:      As we know, a tenant who violates a lease agreement or is delinquent with payment faces consequences that range from warnings to eviction. While eviction can have both positive and negative implications depending on one's perspective, it is important to take every precautionary measure necessary to adhere to the agreement. When it comes to our spiritual well-being, we must recognize the similar principles that apply to the unauthorized residents we allow in our hearts.       For too long, our hearts have been held hostage by unholy guests, residing where only the Holy Spirit should abide. We must stand firm on God's principles and take immediate action to evict from our lives the works of the flesh. We must execute the judgment of peace and truth in our gates and purge our hearts of all forms of bitterness, hatred, unforgiveness, jealousy, a...

Good morning Scripture reading: Esther 6 -7 Worship song: God Favors Me   Meditation:      When God is for you, who can stand against you? Trusting in God's sovereignty, Mordecai prayed and fasted, allowing the Lord to deliver justice and repay Haman for his wicked plots. In a stunning twist of fate, Haman was summoned by King Ahasuerus to personally lead a parade for Mordecai, shouting out the very praises he had planned for himself. Haman's evil plot to destroy Mordecai was reversed. His plan backfired and he became the victim of his own conspiracy.       When the enemy comes in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up a standard against him. Do not be afraid of your enemies; fear not the plans of men, remain calm, and rely not on your own strength, but God's sovereign power. Surrender your battles to the Lord and let him fight for you. The God who delivered Mordecai from the gallows is the same God who will rescue you, turni...

Good morning Scripture reading: Exodus 18:5-12 Worship song: I'll Say of The Lord   Meditation:      Jethro, Moses' father-in-law, along with Moses' wife and two sons, traveled to the Israelites' camp, where Moses was stationed near the mount of God. After a heartfelt greeting with Jethro, Moses confidently shared with great assurance how the Lord had miraculously delivered the Israelites from Pharaoh's oppression, emphasizing his unwavering faithfulness as he sustained them throughout the wilderness. Jethro was greatly impacted by Moses' testimony. Every doubt he had about God's sovereignty was shattered. He was confident that there was no god greater than the Lord God and none above Him. He was exceedingly glad, rejoicing with appreciation for God's loyalty to the Israelites.       Our conversation and shared faith should create an atmosphere that encourages others to believe in and acknowledge God's faithfulness. Our discussions shoul...

Good morning Scripture reading: Romans 12:1-2 Worship song: Change My Heart O God   Meditation:      It is essential to recognize that our minds can be profoundly influenced by the moral standards and behaviors of others, which can have a positive or negative impact on us. When we allow ourselves to be persuaded by flattery, praise, and compliments, we risk letting our lives be fashioned by others' opinions instead of our convictions. We must remember that Satan is a master of manipulation, seeking to invade and control our thoughts to influence our actions. We must be able to discern and recognize deceptive influences.       When we focus our minds on Christ, the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will safeguard our minds. Our minds are influenced by what we gravitate to, so it is vital to keep our minds focused on God and his precepts. Be not deceived; evil communications corrupt good manners. If we walk with the wise, we...

Good morning Scripture reading: Proverbs 24:16-19 Worship song: I Will Boast In Christ   Meditation:      We often celebrate the downfall of our enemies in ignorance, but true wisdom advises us against taking satisfaction in the suffering or failure of our enemies. We are called to serve and pray, fulfilling God's will by loving our enemies rather than condemning them or gloating when they stumble. Instead of feeling excited when our enemies stumble, we must sincerely pray for them.       Whatever persecution we encounter at the hands of our enemies, the ultimate response is to earnestly pray. Do not condemn others; leave all vengeance to God. As you ponder these profound words, ask yourself this provocative question: What do you do or say when your enemy stumbles? Do you feel a sense of excitement when you hear about their misfortune? We are cautioned against rejoicing over a fall, lest our actions displease the Lord. Let us pray...

Good morning Testimony- Perseverance   And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. Galatians 6:9   Worship song: Firm Foundation   Testimony:      During our 21-day prayer and fasting, I recognized what it truly means to trust God and persevere despite difficulties, trials, challenges, opposition, and setbacks. I overcame every roadblock that came my way through God's divine help and perseverance. True perseverance is the relentless, courageous commitment to complete the journey regardless of challenges. Daniel denied himself physical comforts to deepen his spiritual connection. Sincere fasting requires commitment, discipline, and total surrender for without true sacrifice the purpose is defeated for it is meant to break bonds. By relying on God's divine strength, I maintained my commitment to complete, resisting the adversary's effort to discourage me. I am confident of this very thing, that he w...

Good morning   Day of prayer - Thanksgiving Worship song: Give Thanks   Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. For the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations. Psalm 100:4-5   Let us pray:      Almighty God, I place You at the highest place, high above all else for You, O God, are worthy to be praised. King of heaven and earth, I exalt you and I worship you, my Lord, for granting us access to the throne of grace and to the tree of life. In this moment of realization, Mighty God, I rejoice because of where You have brought me from, as I look back with gratitude. Father, I am grateful for each step I take and each moment of my life for you have brought me a mighty long way. Abba, Father, I am grateful for your fresh anointing, your daily provision, and your grace and mercies that are renewed each morning, great is your faithfulne...

Good morning Scripture reading: Deuteronomy 15: 7-11 Worship Song: Taste and See   Meditation:      In accordance with the Gospel's mandate, we are called to deepen our understanding of the needs of the poor, accepting that their presence among us is constant. Poverty is a condition where an individual lacks the financial resources to meet a certain standard of living. Jesus' teachings about ministering to the needs of the poor are vital and should not be overlooked. Jesus' advice to the rich man highlights a core principle of following Christ, illustrating that active generosity and charity are necessary for those who seek to fully live by his teachings.       While it's common practice to invite friends and well-off acquaintances to a feast, Jesus instructs us to show generosity to the poor and marginalized, who can offer nothing in return. When we help those in need, we should do so with a joyful and sincere heart, not a resentful att...

Scripture reading: Psalms 91 Worship song: No Weapon Meditation:  We live in a world where evil and corruption exist; however, believers find comfort in the unwavering assurance of God's faithfulness to protect, rescue, and defend us from the enemy's attack. Even amidst widespread chaos and evil, those who trust in God are divinely protected from hidden snares, temptations, and forces that would lead us astray. The psalmist validates God's relentless protection through personal experience with danger. Also, the Apostle Paul's assurance in the Lord's power to preserve him from all evil is a testament of his unwavering faith in God's divine protection from spiritual and physical adversity. We are reminded to fear not, for no weapon that is formed against us shall prosper. Do not be troubled for every tongue that shall rise against us in judgment will not stand. Do not be afraid of the terror at night or the troubles of the day for no evil shall befall us. The assu...

Scripture reading: Ruth 2 Worship song: My Help Meditation God intentionally places destiny helpers in our lives to provide wisdom, encouragement, resources, and support, thereby assisting us in fulfilling our God-given purpose. Boaz served as a divinely appointed helper who rescued Ruth from a life of hardship and brought her into a prosperous, blessed, and purposeful destiny. Their union was not a coincidence but a deliberate act of divine redemption, paving the way for King David and the coming of Jesus Christ. Destiny helpers play a more profound, divine role than is immediately obvious, as seen in the meeting between Boaz and Ruth. Divine helpers come in diverse forms: friends, strangers, enemies or even angels strategically positioned by God to unlock our potential and destiny. There is a purpose for every one you encounter. Embrace every person you meet as part of a divine plan to shape you, bless you, and advance your divine mission. Let us pray: Sovereign God, we are grateful ...

 Scripture reading: 2 Chronicles 33:1-17 Worship song: Restoring My Altar Meditation:  Manasseh committed abomination unto God when he caused Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem to err by engaging in ungodly practices. He reinstalled the Baal altars his father destroyed, promoted witchcraft and divination, and engaged in child sacrifice, directly provoking God's judgment. In his trouble, he sought God, repaired the altar of the Lord, sacrificed fellowship and thank offerings, and ordered Judah to worship the Lord, the God of Israel, bringing back true devotion. We may stand guilty of provoking God’s wrath through our own acts of idolatry, similar to Manasseh. We must endeavor to rebuild the broken altars of daily personal devotion, and commitment to God, making our lives a sacred dwelling place for the Holy Spirit. Rebuilding a personal altar signifies turning from sin and idolatry by renewing our commitment and rededicating our lives to God, making our hearts Hi...

 Scripture reading: Matthew 18:19-20 Worship song: Go Meditation: The mandate for mission is an authoritative command, a divine commission that is non-negotiable for believers to spread the gospel and make disciples. Those who are sent by God are commissioned to go forth and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things as commanded by God. In the book of Mark, chapter 16, Jesus commands the disciples to go into all the world and preach the gospel to everyone, and those who believe and are baptized shall be saved. We are commissioned to declare the glory of the Lord among the heathen; his marvellous works among all nations, for great is the LORD, and greatly to be praised. Jonah was sent to proclaim the gospel to the people of Nineveh, a direct order to fulfill God's mission. One of our key missions is to spread God's love, point people to Him, and bring glory to Him. This is a mission that applies...

  Scripture reading: Ephesians 4 Worship song: Rooted in His Word Meditation Spiritual growth is a lifelong journey of becoming more like Jesus by internalizing Scripture and allowing the Holy Spirit to change our hearts, minds, and actions, moving from knowledge to experience. The journey toward spiritual development is often marked by an internal battle between an attachment to the material world and the call of higher spiritual development. Nevertheless, we can strengthen our spiritual life and our relationship with the divine through sincere worship, praises, fostering inner peace, praying without ceasing, meditating on the word of God day and night, and connecting with other believers. Spiritual growth can happen when we surrender our hearts to God and allow the Holy Spirit to lead and direct us. As you have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk with him: rooted and built up in him, and stablished in the faith, as you have been taught, abounding therein with thanks...

 Scripture reading: Psalms 103:1-5 Worship song:God of My Restoration   Meditation: We all face moments of profound grief, setbacks, brokenness, despair, and most times unforeseen challenges. Today, we find encouragement in the divine assurance that the future holds not merely a mending of what is broken, but a profound and overflowing promise of restoration. God promises to compensate us for past losses and hardships caused by destruction, such as that brought by the adversary. This renewal promises an outpouring of supernatural abundance, joy, and amazing fruitfulness. God faithfully promises to send his word to heal the broken in heart, bind up our wounds, and deliver us from destruction. The faithful can rely on the promise that when you sincerely call upon God, He will answer and be with you in times of trouble. For I will restore health unto you, and I will heal your wounds, saith the Lord. With long life, God will satisfy you, and show you His salvation. Through the Son...

Scripture reading: Malachi 3:6-12 Worship song: Jehovah Jireh My Provider Meditation: Believers are challenged to test God's loyalty by bringing their tithes into the temple storehouse. This act of faith is presented as a way to unlock substantial blessings, which He promises to safeguard from financial ruin or the devourer. God promises to supply all our needs according to His riches in glory when we seek first the Kingdom of God and all his righteousness, acknowledge him as the ultimate provider, honour him with our substance, and the first fruit of our increase. When we honour God first, our resources will not diminish; they will multiply. The blessing of the LORD makes one rich, and he addeth no sorrow with it. In all your pursuits, remember the Lord your God, because He gives you the ability to create wealth. Give not sparingly unto the Lord, and He shall open unto you his good treasure, the heaven to give the rain unto thy land in his season, and to bless all the work of ...