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14/01/2026

Many people say, “God helps those who help themselves.” It sounds right, but it’s not something God actually said.

If that were true, grace wouldn’t be grace anymore. The weak, the broken, and the weary would be left behind—yet these are the very people God draws close to.

God doesn’t respond to our strength or self-sufficiency. He responds to humility. He moves because of mercy.

Jesus didn’t come for those who thought they had everything together. He came for those who knew they needed Him.

So let’s be careful not to measure people by what they can do on their own. God never did. Let us reflect His heart—to help, to lift, and to show compassion, just as He first showed compassion to us.

The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18

Amen

14/01/2026

12/01/2026

Earthly status is fragile, and human power is temporary.

Look around and see for yourself what is happening in our time. Those once lifted by wealth, power, and influence are now exposed—hiding, detained, or running from justice. What man exalts today can fall tomorrow.

In life, nothing a person receives or possesses is earned solely by merit.
Position, authority, fame, wealth, and possessions are not proof of righteousness. They exist only by God’s allowance—and the moment His blessing is withdrawn, all of it becomes meaningless.

Therefore, do not look down on anyone.
Do not compare yourself as better or more deserving than others. Do not favor the rich while ignoring the weak.

In the eyes of God, all lives are equal.
Honor, respect, and humility matter more than status—because when God’s favor stops, nothing else can stand.

The Lord brings low and lifts up - 1 Samuel 2:7

Amen

12/01/2026

For God does not show favoritism.
Romans 2:11

11/01/2026

There was once a man admired by many. He wore fine clothes, spoke with authority, and was welcomed wherever he went. People praised his success and called him blessed. Doors opened for him, not because of his character, but because of his wealth and status. Yet each night, his heart remained restless and empty.

Jesus warns us, “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, but store up treasures in heaven.”

The widow gave what little she had and was unnoticed by men, yet seen by God. The beggar asked in faith and was ignored by society, yet heard in heaven. The child trusted without fear and had no status to offer, yet Jesus called them blessed.

Let us be reminded: blessing is not measured by riches, position, or influence. Favoring the wealthy while overlooking the humble reveals not wisdom, but blindness of the heart. God does not honor titles—He honors surrender. He does not reward status—He responds to faith.

For where the heart bows fully before God, there true blessing is found.

Hallelujah. Amen.

10/01/2026

Thanksgiving on One’s Birthday

A birthday is not merely a celebration of age—it is a testimony of God’s grace. One cannot truly celebrate a birthday unless life itself is a blessing from God.

Many reach their birthdays with empty tables, broken health, or heavy hearts. Some have nothing to eat, no family to gather with, and no strength to celebrate. This reminds us that celebration is not guaranteed—it is a privilege given by God.

Therefore, a birthday should first be a moment of thanksgiving, not pride. Gratitude before God matters more than feasting or gifts.

Let us not be unfaithful or ungrateful. Without God, we have nothing—no breath, no provision, no tomorrow. Every year added to our life is not earned; it is given by grace.

A thankful heart honors God more than any celebration ever could.

Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good - Psalm 107:1

Amen

09/01/2026

This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Psalm 118:24

09/01/2026

Be patient and have faith. God is good all the time, even when His plans are not yet clear to us. In the Bible, Abraham waited many years for the promise of a son. Though time passed and hope seemed distant, he trusted God’s word. At the appointed time, God fulfilled His promise, reminding us that delay is not denial.

In the same way, God knows the right season for every blessing in our lives. He will surely provide all that is good for us—not according to our timing, but according to His perfect will. His love is faithful, unchanging, and everlasting.

So trust Him fully. Walk in patience, stand firm in faith, and rest in the assurance that the God who promised is faithful. His love remains always and forever.

Amen 🙏

06/01/2026

Life is very realistic. When you hold power, position, or wealth, you are welcomed everywhere. Doors open easily, smiles come quickly, and people call you “important.”

But when those things fade, so do many of the faces. Only a few will love you for who you truly are—not for what you have, not for your status, your influence, or your appearance.

This truth applies to friendships, family, and even relationships. Many look at the outside, but few care about the heart within.

So why be troubled when people leave, ignore you, or look down on you? Their departure reveals their motive, not your worth.

God alone will never leave you. People may abandon you when you are no longer useful to them, but God remains when you are broken, weary, and empty-handed.

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
— Psalm 34:18

Do not chase the approval of people who value you only for what you can give. Cling instead to the God who loves you for who you are.

For He has promised:
“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” - Matthew 7:7

Amen

06/01/2026

Enough is enough.

There comes a time when sacrificing for anyone must come to a stop. Love should not mean being taken for granted by friends , siblings or relatives or family who refuse responsibility.

Unappreciated sacrifice is unhealthy. When effort is ignored and patience is abused, relationships become a burden instead of a blessing.

Jesus sacrificed His life for all, yet many still do not acknowledge Him. His sacrifice was perfect, yet it was not honored by everyone.

Wisdom knows when to give—and when to step back.

Letting go is not hatred—it is obedience. Sometimes distance is necessary for others to learn.

This reminds us that sacrifice does not always change hearts. Even the greatest sacrifice does not guarantee appreciation, repentance, or obedience.

Do not cast your pearls before swine- Matthew 7:6

Amen