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Poverty has a way of making God seem not God, it has a way of making your Christian experience seem like a joke. One of the prayers you should always take seriously is asking God to eradicate poverty from your life. If you are financially comfortable, it motivates you not to compromise. If you are excessively poor, you will tell lies, steal, and compromise, not because you are bad, but because it is a side effect of being poor. So when God really wants to help you, He will not only help you walk righteously, He will give you all the auxiliary support systems that will help you. If I am not hungry, you will not tempt me with food. So when God really wants me to stay and not eat Pharaoh’s food, He has a way of providing for me in a way that makes me happy and comfortable. A God who lets you starve to death sounds like a wicked God, and so we need to redefine the God we have presented to the world. Our proposal was rejected because the Jesus we are selling to the nations is not complete. The first sign of God’s manifest presence is the ministry of healing, so it must not be silent. It must not be something that we are not sure will work or not. I hope you hate poverty because if you don’t hate it, you will stop God’s program in ways you cannot believe. Please don’t like anything that has to do with poverty, because God has not called us to suffer, but to be good and content. ____ #jesuschrist #jesuschrist #holyspirit

BEAUTIFUL MESSAGE FROM JESUS ​​FOR YOU. When everything seems lost and hope disappears, look for me. I am by your side, even if you do not see me. When tears insist on flowing from your eyes, remember the blood I shed, so that you may be happy. When the desire to die invades your being, remember that your death will be in vain. I died to save men. I have my time, I am the owner of life and death and you will only die in my time, When everything seems sad, sorrow, lack of belief and despair insist on taking account of your heart, look for me. I have never abandoned those who need me, and it will not be you, who trust in me, that I will leave helpless. Come on, put a smile on that face. Raise your head and keep moving forward. Then you will feel my presence and everything will be resolved. Sadness has no place in my world. And if I test you in the things of life, it is because I know that you have enough strength to face them. I am your God, I will never abandon you... So my son, wait and trust... in my time... I will solve everything. Give yourself to me without fear... No father in this world abandons a child. So accept the tests that I subject you to. These will only serve to magnify your spirit and you will become a messenger of my words and my actions in your life. You will be a living testimony of my power, and my love, for those who trust me! "I am the light of the world, he who follows me will never walk in darkness." I LOVE YOU!!

How can you fight temptation? A tenacious and destructive force is at work in the life of every believer. Temptation is the continuing effect and downward pull of our former life, with all its bad habits. Its goal is to hinder our close walk with the Lord. Temptation in itself is not fatal. But yielding to it can have deep and lasting consequences. Our best counterstrategy is early detection and bold corrective action. Christians are not immune to evil thoughts and behaviors. In fact, because believers are of such value to the Lord, we can become even greater targets than non-believers. Our adversary is cunning and finds all kinds of ways to tempt us. The Apostle John urged that we carefully guard ourselves in three areas: “...the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes and the pride of life” (see 1 John 2:16). Lust of the flesh might involve self-indulgence, obsessive focus on one’s body or impure sexual thoughts. Lust of the eyes refers to what we illicitly crave. Be careful what you let your eyes see! Pride of life manifests in self-promotion, selfish ambition and advancement at the expense of others. Don’t try to battle temptation on your own. The next time you are tempted, call out to the Lord for help, for “He is able to aid those who are tempted” (Hebrews 2:18). With each victory you gain greater strength. God is faithful and will make a way of escape (see 1 Corinthians 10:13). Key Verse “The Lord knows how to deliver the godly out of temptations” - 2 Peter 2:9

Put your hand where you hurt and look at the greatness of God. I pray for someone in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, may the mighty hand of God touch you right now. Receive your healing in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Just have faith in Jesus Christ. It is done. Amen 🙏🏻🤲🏻🙏🏻

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How do you get back up after you fall?📈 A critical point in your spiritual life is when you stumble. It seems to happen when you least suspect. You’re making progress in your growth, such as overcoming a bad habit, then, boom! Without warning, you do something “really stupid,” such as suddenly bursting into anger or insulting your best friend. What we do immediately after we fall is critical. If we’re not careful, we can, out of guilt or shame, draw away from the Lord. “I’ve blown it. I’m a failure.” Or we may try to justify ourselves: “He deserved my tongue-lashing!” The farther we go down this path, the more difficult it is to recover. The other path, one of forgiveness, works just the opposite, enabling you to grow even closer to God. The key is to come to Him quickly, in complete honesty about what you’ve done, and ask His forgiveness. You can’t surprise Him or shock Him. He knows everything already—even what you’ve been thinking. What is God’s response? “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (1 John 1:9). What a wonderful promise! Take the initiative. Come each time you stumble, whether your failure was large or small. As you do, you will find that your confidence in His love and full provision for you grows each day. 👉🏻Key Verse “This divine power has given us everything we need for life and godliness through our knowledge of Him” - 2 Peter 1:3 👉🏻Question of the Day Are you quick to seek God's forgiveness when you sin, or do you put it off until later? Reply to this email to talk to someone about finding forgiveness.

How can you most effectively help others? As I prepare to say “goodbye,” I am deeply grateful you are nurturing a solid spiritual foundation for your life. When you personally encountered Jesus, you were wrestled from darkness and immersed into His light. The Apostle Peter says, “[He] called you out of darkness into His marvelous light” (1 Peter 2:9). Now I encourage you to radiate the light you have received into the lives of others. Here is a promise Jesus gave to a woman caught in the darkness of moral sin: “I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life” (John 8:12). Throughout the Bible, light is a central theme and a powerful metaphor. It is always set in contrast to darkness. In fact, light extinguishes darkness. You may have noticed how a single candle illuminates everything in an otherwise dark room. Even these studies, as they go out into a dark, sin-saturated world, are a form of light challenging the darkness. Never underestimate the ways you can bear light in your circles of influence, with family members, friends, fellow students or co-workers. And remember, it’s not your light but the light of Jesus shining through you. I close with the charge Jesus gave His followers: “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father in heaven” (Matthew 5:16). I am thankful for you and honored the Lord has enabled us to become acquainted. May God bless and keep you always.