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Having set our hearts and minds on this week being a changeover week for all who need such changes in our lives, we return to what was brought before us at the end of yesterday’s offering. We were offered our first changeover, as related to how Creator God created us all. Our first given explosive, illuminating and surprising fact came in the manner of our creation by God. We were reminded that each of us has been: -   Made by Creator God in His image, not the image of the de

Welcome! Welcome to our time today on this precious and privileged Lord’s Day Sunday. Indeed, we are truly mindful of the God we worship, love and adore. Who is like our God? Who is a faithful and loving God as our God? We worship God as Creator.   That God is Creator, runs through the entire Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation, as is revealed in whichever translation we hold before us. In the first book, the Book of Genesis, God is presented to us as Creator. In the beginn

When we began this week of receiving, do you remember how we were made to see ourselves in the eyes of Father God? We were cast and placed in the same mold as Jacob, in relation to who we were when God saw us and snatched us in our weak, helpless condition. Permit me to repeat the Scripture verses for you. He found him in a desert land and in the wasteland, a howling wilderness; He encircled him; He instructed him, He kept him as the apple of His eye. As an eagle stirs up a n

Luke 18: 5. Yet because this widow troubles me I will avenge her, lest by her continual coming she weary me. What truths can we hold as unto us, in our weak, helpless, needy and poor conditions? For those of you who are as the widow, deeply in need of help because of a pressing, overpowering urgent need, there is good, cheery news for you. In your weak, powerless state, God’s providential grace is mightily working for you and by you, in secret ways, which only God can materia

Yet because this widow troubles me I will avenge her, lest by her continual coming she weary me.  Luke 18: 5. We now pay greater and more joyous attention to the bountiful treasures of learning, which we are receiving from this week’s text. We are receiving the voice of the powerful, the wise and the dominant one. Open your eyes wide and look! Nothing of what we are hearing in our ears, comes from the voice of the poor, the weak and docile one. Marvel of marvels! Wonder of wo

We begin today’s offering still holding fast to the stabilizing, sustaining, encouraging and up-holding words from yesterday’s receiving. We were assured that regardless of whoever we are, as we seek the provided, earthly way of help, we must by faith believe and know that God is in it fully. We were again reminded that God has never relinquished His Supreme Power to the world. He is Lord over the entire earth - everything and everyone in it - for He is LORD!  We get a little

Listen again to what is brought to us from the parable which Jesus told of a persistent and determined widow. Yet because this widow troubles me I will avenge her, lest by her continual coming she weary me.  Luke 18: 5 Bear ever in mind that even though we are using the word, widow, our all-inclusive meaning for our week’s receiving, embraces all who are widow-like in their experiences and dealings with the world. This is how Jesus introduces the parable. There was in a certa

Our promise is that for the week, we shall be led to a widow woman in her weakness, fully noting how God is for us also in our weak times. We begin with a woman who is a widow in one of the parables which Jesus told. This parable is found in Luke 18: 1 – 8.  For our receiving this week however, we shall be led through verse five. Yet because this widow troubles me I will avenge her, lest by her continual coming she weary me.  Luke 18: 5. In this parable, as Jesus teaches on i

Another new Lord’s Day Sunday, another new first day of a brand new Week. What a privilege to know that our God is not just Lord, but His mercies endure forever. How very comforting for all people, in whatsoever state we are, to be able to trust God for His unfailing promises and sure help in times of trouble. We know these, but sometimes it is good, necessary and extremely vital that we hear our Lord’s promises to us again and again. We are His children, and many of us are H

We conclude this time together as we have stood and seen from our fixed spot on Philippians 4: 13.   I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. We have been shown that what Paul was speaking about, when he wrote those words to the Church at Philippi, was a time when he had just received a generous gift from that Philippian brethren. He was ever grateful and thankful for their loving care and kindness in helping to care for his physical needs and in providing gener