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  “Do not spread false rumors, and do not help a guilty person by giving false testimony.” (Exodus 23:1, NKJV) This verse begins with a strong and direct warning. God Himself forbids you from spreading false reports. There is no need for further proof—this is clearly a sin in the eyes of God. Not only does He prohibit spreading lies, but also partnering with the wicked in giving false testimony. In other words, if you're reading this message, understand that it’s a divine call to repentance in this area. We live in a digital age—a world dominated by social media. Every day, countless stories flash before your eyes. People accept and believe everything they hear or read without verifying its truth. But the greater danger is when you find yourself forwarding, sharing, or reposting things you haven't confirmed to be true. You know what? God is watching. And when falsehood passes through your hands, you become part of that sin. There are even those who go further—they create lies. ...

  "I will give you the treasures of darkness And hidden riches of secret places, That you may know that I, the Lord, Who call you by your name, Am the God of Israel." — Isaiah 45:3 (NKJV) In Isaiah 45:3, God made a powerful promise. He said He would give treasures from dark places—things that are hidden and valuable. These treasures are not just gold or money, but blessings, wisdom, and divine help. God gives these treasures so we may know that He is the Lord, the one who calls us by name. Since sin entered the world, people have lived in darkness. This darkness includes pain, fear, confusion, and spiritual emptiness. But even in the middle of this darkness, God has given us great blessings. Life itself is a treasure. His love, His presence, and the purpose He has for our lives are all treasures too. However, the devil doesn’t want us to find or enjoy these blessings. He tries to hide them from us by filling our lives with fear, doubt, and sin. He doesn’t want us to succeed. ...

  "Teach me to do thy will; for thou art my God: Thy spirit is good; lead me into the land of uprightness." (Psalm 143:10, NKJV) This scripture teaches that not everyone knows God's will for their life. David prayed for God to teach him, knowing that without divine guidance, he could not walk in the right path. This means that even if you have a desire to serve God, you still need His direction to walk in His ways correctly. Only God knows His purpose for your life, and it is only through His help that you can fulfill it. There are three key things in life that you must consider: 1. Knowing God's Purpose for Your Life God has a special plan for your life, and it is your responsibility to seek Him so that He can reveal it to you. Many people struggle because they do not know why they are on earth. But God did not create you without a reason; He has placed a great purpose within you. 2. Understanding How to Fulfill God's Purpose Knowing God's purpose alone is no...

  God’s Word in 2 Timothy 3:12  says: "Yes, and all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution." This scripture clearly shows that anyone who chooses to follow Jesus wholeheartedly cannot avoid prosecution and opposition. Following Jesus is not an easy journey; it is a call to commit faithfully to God, even in the face of trials. This happens because we are in the middle of a battle between the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness. Satan and his agents resist every effort a believer makes to live righteously, so attacks and challenges are normal for those who believe in Christ. Jesus Himself warned us about this. In John 17, He prayed to the Father to protect us from the Evil One because we do not belong to this world. This world will not love you because you have chosen to follow truth and righteousness. You must understand that when you stand for what is right, there will be people who will hate and oppose you without reason. Isaiah 53 says that ...

  “Say to the righteous that it shall be well with them, For they shall eat the fruit of their doings. Isaiah 3:10 NKJV This is a powerful word of hope as you begin this month. God assures you that your good deeds will not be in vain, but you will reap their rewards. This is an unchanging promise—that the righteous will receive their due rewards according to what they have done. So, do not give up, because this is your month of blessings, and God is about to prove His faithfulness in your life. This month is a season of transformation and favor for you. God has prepared this time so you can receive the rewards of your efforts. Every season has its purpose, and now is the time to harvest the fruits of your righteousness. Every opportunity you have worked hard for, every act of kindness you have shown, and every humility you have displayed will not be in vain. God has seen you, He has heard your prayers, and He is coming with answers for you. This is not a time for discouragement but...