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Good morning

Scripture reading: Psalm 107: 23-30

Hymn: Throw Out The Lifeline

 


Meditation:

    A lifeline is more than just an object, it represents a vital connection that offers hope and an escape from challenging circumstances. Countless testimonies attest to individuals being miraculously rescued from perilous storms, illustrating that Jesus Christ is our ultimate lifeline and redeemer. He is always present, prepared to deliver us from all danger; however, we must reach out to Him. Just as a drowning person grasps at anything that might save them, we too must hold tightly to Jesus, who can rescue us from the dark realm of sin. 

    Many have been rescued from the path of destruction by Jesus Christ, and are now living under the grace of His salvation. Are you feeling lost, drifting further into the wilderness of sin? Do not hesitate; hold on to the lifeline and be delivered from the winds of temptation, and the waves of unrighteousness. Receive Jesus, partake of his teachings, and meditate on the word of God, which is an indispensable tool for guiding you safely to the shore of salvation. Jesus Christ is our steadfast lifeline, the fountain of salvation, hope, peace, joy, and comfort. If you are still struggling in the sea of sin, now is the time to reach out to Jesus. Will you accept him today? Please don't turn Him away. 

Let us pray:

    Holy and righteous, merciful Father, I thank. You, O God, for extending your mercy to rescue us from temptation and the billows of woe. Father, I ask you, O God, to extend your lifeline for someone who is drifting deeper and deeper into the sea of sin. Father, help those who are sinking and need salvation. Almighty God, please extend help to the helpless, Lord, and redeem them from the pit of destruction. Lord, you are mighty to save; grant us victory over despair, and the dominion of iniquity. Have mercy, O God, and deliver us from the turbulent seas of sin. Save us, O God, from miry pit and plant our feet firmly on the solid Rock. May our lives be transformed through the power of Jesus Christ and His teachings. May your grace and mercies be extended to us when we falter or drift away from you, Almighty God, in the name of Jesus Christ, our Redeemer. Amen. 

Wishing you a joyful day. 💕👏🙏

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