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The Humble Heart
Genesis 18:27; Leviticus 6:8–9; Psalm 37:11
The
Christian faith is not seasonal, that you put it on Sundays and or
other religious festivals. The fire has to keep burning in season and
out of season. Not only when it’s all sunshine; everything is going well
but also when it’s total darkness and nothing seems to work in your
favor. Keep the fire burning throughout the night.
While
we live in a society that teaches us that we must raise ourselves up
and
make ourselves noticed in order to get ahead in life, God's Word
teaches us otherwise. It is specifically those who are quiet and humble,
meek and unassuming, who will prosper in the end. It is the meek who
will inherit the land and enjoy peace and prosperity.
Abraham was humble and obeyed God even when he didn't understand all that God had in plan. God raised him up and chose him to be the father of all nations.
God alone will decide who will enjoy prosperity, and He will give it over to those who are humble in their hearts.
While
the haughty seek to raise themselves up higher and higher, God will
bring them down and reduce them to dust and ashes. They try to become
everything, so God makes them into nothing. There can only be one Master and none of us is it!
We
need to submit our hearts fully to God. As we lower ourselves before
Him, He will raise us up before others. Only the humble heart is truly
beloved by God.
Begin and end each day by emptying your heart of arrogance and humbly submit to
God’s will.
Mariam. (Mama Joe)
Grace is the heavenly resource behind all of God's promises.
Faith is the simple means of accessing that grace
Faith is the simple means of accessing that grace


Jokes
Wakati benki ya XYZ inavamiwa, nikapiga 112 nikajibiwa KARIBU JESHI LA POLISI KITENGO CHA DHARULA, for kiswahili press 1 for english press 2, nikabonyeza 1, sauti ikasema kwa ajali ya barabarani au moto bonyeza 1 kwa ujambazi bonyeza 2, nikabonyeza 2, sauti ikasema: kama majambazi wana rungu, panga na visu bonyeza 1, pisto 2, SMG 3, AK 47 bonyeza 4, bomu 5 kama wanavyo vyote bonyeza 6, nikabonyeza 6. Sauti ikasema mmh! Ndugu yangu ungekuwa wewe ni polisi ungeenda kweli?
Victory Over Guilt
John 3:16-17
At
times, people are bound by guilt long after the feeling should have
been resolved. Some rightly live with it because they refuse to give up
the sin that brought it on. Meanwhile, others suffer the weight of false
guilt because they harbor shame that doesn't belong to them. Whatever
the root cause of your condemnation,
the battle plan remains the same.
Victory
over guilt begins with understanding that Jesus took our shame to the
cross and paid our penalty. There is no way that we can pay for our own
sin. But we do need to honestly identify the source of our guilt and
confess before God. That means we agree with His perspective on what
we've done. In other words, we admit when we're wrong. Repentance goes a
step further: we turn away from the wrong and choose to do right.
Confronting
guilt in this way replaces the weight of shame in our heart with peace
and joy, which are far lighter and more
freeing. And an amazing side effect is that we have wisdom to share.
Openness about
our past mistakes, resulting consequences, guilt burdens, and
forgiveness can reveal the Lord to those in our sphere of influence.
Through our witness, God may reach others who need their guilt chains
broken.
The
battle to overcome guilt is one that should not be delayed. The feeling
won't just go away. Whether your condemnation is true or false, it
needs to be dealt with quickly. Stop running, and face the source of
your guilt. It's time to end your captivity and start walking in the joy
of God's blessing.
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