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March 7
Judges
1 - 4
Topic:
Celebrating God
Text: Psalm 103:1-22
May
I ask you this important question: What is more important to you,
God’s blessings or His presence? Many of us serve God because
we want victories over our enemies. We serve God because we want
promotion is our place of work, and because of prosperity. However,
God’s presence is more important than all these. Every true
child of God, who is truly sanctified, will want to gaze at the
beauty of the Almighty God on a constant basis. However, those
of us who are sanctified realize that, at certain times, we seem
to search for Him in vain. Once in a while, just as the cloud
covers the sun, the cloud covers the Sun of righteousness and
yet we want to see Him. What do you do when the cloud covers the
sun? If you are really desperate, you go above the clouds. Once
in a while, in the spiritual, we need to go beyond the clouds
so that we can see the Sun, without any obstruction. How do we
do this? Isaiah 40:31 give us a clue, “But they that wait
upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up
with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they
shall walk, and not faint.” How do we wait upon the Lord?
This is by praising Him and not by bombarding Him with requests.
Those who know how to wait upon the Lord go into His presence
with praises. As they praise Him, they feel their own heads swelling
and feeling something lifting them out of their flesh, taking
them beyond the clouds. They find themselves in a place where
they forget all their problems. They forget all disappointments
and instead have a joy that comes from knowing that they belong
to God. God will then show them what He can do; this is the moment
of God’s glory and His majesty. As you continue to celebrate
Him He will visit you and leave a blessing behind. Try praises
today. It works.
Memory Verse: Isaiah 40:31 - “But they that wait upon the
LORD shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings
as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk,
and not faint.”
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