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God's Deliverance

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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 should be geared towards discipleship. To effectively draw others to Christ, our conversation and interaction must focus on our personal relationship with God. Jethro's confidence and trust in God deepened after Moses testified about God's unconditional love and loyalty to the Israelites. Do we testify and boast about God's unwavering faithfulness, or do we spend time talking about our failed missions?

Let us pray:

    Everlasting Father, you are an amazing God, faithful and full of grace and mercy. We acknowledge your sovereignty and testify to your unconditional love. Your goodness far exceeds human understanding, and we cannot fully comprehend the vastness of your infinite power. Lord, we need your divine help to keep us focused in this world of chaos, confusion, and distraction. We are relying on the Holy Spirit to guide us and keep our minds focused on you, Lord. Father, may our discussions be centered around your loyalty and unwavering sustaining grace to humanity. May our lifestyle and your miraculous working power draw others to you, causing them to rejoice gratefully and worship you in spirit and in truth. I pray that our shared testimonies will positively impact others and cause them to find satisfaction in your unwavering, matchless power in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. 

Wishing you a blessed day. 💕👏🙏

Comments

  1. AnonymousJanuary 26, 2026 at 12:33 PM

    God delivers again. How many times God deliver us. It is too many to count, yet He cares in such a way. At some point one must recognize such love and forgiveness and remain faithful and loyal and and true to Him. 🙏💪

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  2. AnonymousJanuary 26, 2026 at 1:39 PM

    God can turn the ordinary into extraordinary. Good morning. Because you've prayed all night 'Cause you've held on with all of your might. Child, your cries have awoken the Master. Oh, He knows your voice Lift your hands, it's time to rejoice. Child, your cries have awoken the Master. Pray with me. Loving God. When my spirit grows faint, when the noises of my fears drown out my peace, I cry to You for mercy. I know that You are attentive to my silent tears and that my anguish is never hidden from You. Thank You that Your ears are open to my prayers. I bring my burden and, in my weakness, I ask for Your strength. This I ask in Jesus's Amen. Stay blessed. 🙌🏾

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