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What's In Your Hand

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Good Morning

Scripture reading: Exodus 4:1-3

Worship song: Hands of Jesus

 


Meditation:

    God can utilize ordinary objects, existing skills, or limited resources to achieve extraordinary miracles. He demonstrated His absolute authority over mankind and nature by transforming the ordinary staff Moses held in His hand into a powerful symbol of His power. From a youth's hands, Jesus received five barley loaves and two fish, blessed them, and multiplied them to satisfy the multitudes. (St. John 6: 9-12). Samson defeated a thousand enemies with a donkey's jawbone (Judges 15:15). 

    David courageously approached Goliath with five smooth stones and a sling, successfully triumphing over the giant. (1 Samuel 17:40-49). What is in your hands? Entrust your limited resources to God, who can turn the ordinary into an extraordinary achievement and watch Him unlock your true potential. Lay down your burdens and place your hardships in the hands of Jesus. Jesus assured the disciples that with God all things are possible, even those deemed impossible by humans. (St. Matthew 19:26).

Let us pray:

    Sovereign God, I am profoundly grateful to You for the assurance of unlocking our true potential. Thank You, for demonstrating Your absolute authority over humanity and nature. Father, we stand upon Your Word that nothing is impossible with You. We entrust our limited resources, our frustrations, weaknesses, and everything we control into Your hands, Almighty God. Empower us, O God, to grow beyond our current limits so we can serve Your greater purpose. Almighty God, empower us with the wisdom to recognize the tools You have already placed in our lives and give us the courage to step out in faith, and the grace to trust You with the results. In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. 

Wishing you a peaceful day. 💞🙏👐

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  1. AnonymousJune 26, 2026 at 8:15 AM

    Subject like these spark healthy discussions. There are things in all of us hands but fear, lack of confidence, doubt are some of the crippling factors that prevent one from using what they got. When we know these things and do nothing about it, it renders one useless. Let us all do something about it. 🙏🙏

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