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  Isaiah 48:10   (NKJV) says, “Behold, I have refined you, but not as silver; I have tested you in the furnace of affliction.”   This verse shows us the heart of God in times of suffering. God speaks as a refiner, one who watches carefully over the fire. Refining means removing impurities so that what is valuable can remain. God is saying that suffering is not meaningless; it has purpose. It is a process God uses to shape, correct, and prepare His people. When God says He refined us “but not as silver,”   He is showing His mercy. Silver must be heated very intensely until all impurities are burned away. God says He did not treat His people that harshly. If He had, nothing would have remained. This tells us that even when God allows pain, He sets limits. He knows how much we can bear. His discipline is guided by love, not cruelty. Sometimes God takes us through suffering because He wants us to learn lessons the hard way. Many of us are stubborn and do not listen when ...

 Mark 11:22 “ Jesus answered and said to them, Have faith in God .” This is not a suggestion. This is a divine command. Jesus is calling you to a faith that does not depend on what you see, on what you feel, or on what circumstances are saying. When the fig tree was cursed, it looked normal on the outside, but the power of the word was already working at the root. 🌱 So it is with your life. What God has spoken is already in motion. Do not measure God by the moment. Do not interpret His silence as absence. Do not allow delay to become doubt. 🔥 Faith in God speaks. 🔥 Faith in God stands. 🔥 Faith in God moves mountains. Even now, the Spirit is saying: Keep believing. Keep trusting. Keep declaring the Word. The mountain will move. The season will change. The promise will manifest. Have faith in God — and watch the supernatural follow. 

  It is the nature of man, even the nature of a believer, to be easily entangled in sin. It happens so easily. And frankly, there are certain sins which more easily entangle each of us than other ones. Each of us in our own lives have certain propensities for specific kinds of sins. It can be because we have in the past life cultivated habits of sin which now plague us even after our salvation. It could be because in our spiritual weakness even after becoming Christians, we continued to develop habits of certain types of sin, certain specific sins that now we find more easily than others do entangle us.   How Does Sin Entangle in our lives     First of all,   Sin has great power over our flesh. The reason it so easily entangles us is because of its power, its strength, its force. It exerts strong influence on our will. It exerts strong influence on our motions. It exerts strong influence on our affections. It rarely suggests things to us. It almost alw...

  Psalm 138:8 NLT says, “The Lord will work out his plans for my life for your faithful love, O Lord, endures forever. Don’t abandon me, for you made me.” This verse is a strong declaration of trust in God. David is not guessing about his future. He is confident that God is actively involved in his life. He believes that God has plans and that those plans will surely be completed. David also rests in one truth. God’s faithful love never ends. Because God is the Creator, David knows he will not be abandoned. In this Psalm, David reached a stage in life where fear and uncertainty were real. He looked at his surroundings, the enemies around him, and the dangers ahead. His heart was troubled. The future was not clear. He did not know what tomorrow would bring. Instead of pretending everything was fine, David turned to God for comfort. He reminded himself of God’s love and faithfulness. This is where true strength begins. David was fully aware of the dangers he faced. Yet, he also recog...

  “ Your prayers and your alms have come up as a memorial before God .”📖 Acts 10:4  There are prayers that do not remain on earth. There are silent cries that pierce the heavens. There are hidden lives that capture God’s attention. Cornelius did not yet have the full revelation, but his heart was already turned toward heaven. God did not ignore his seeking. God did not delay His response. God sent heaven to meet him. 🙏 Prayers rise They do not fall into emptiness. They are not lost in time. Every sincere prayer rises like incense, a sweet fragrance before the throne of God. ❤️ Works reveal the heart True faith is not words alone, it is a life that loves, gives, and serves. What rises to God must be seen on earth. 🔥 A memorial before God Heaven remembers what earth forgets. God records tears, nights of prayer, and acts done in secret. Nothing is wasted. Nothing is in vain. ✨ When God responds, destinies change From a prayer comes a divine visitation. From a visitation comes ...

  JOEL 2 Joel 2 reminds us that repentance isn’t God pushing us away—it’s God calling us back. When the Lord says, “Even now, return to me with all your heart” (Joel 2:12), it’s full of hope. Even now means right where you are, in the middle of real life, God is still inviting you to turn back to Him. He’s not asking for religious performances or dramatic displays, which is why He says, “Rend your heart and not your garments” (Joel 2:13). God is simply asking for honesty. He wants our hearts, not our acting. And the reason we can come back without fear is because He is gracious, compassionate, slow to anger, and full of love—always ready to receive us. David describes this same experience so personally in Psalm 32. He says, “Blessed is the one whose transgressions are forgiven” (Psalm 32:1), and then he admits how heavy life felt when he tried to hide his sin. He talks about feeling worn down and exhausted until he finally brought everything into the open before God. The mom...