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11/12/2025

A man once held great power. But instead of protecting, he abused his authority—threatening, intimidating, and demanding money.

Let this reminder be heard:

A woman caught in adultery was brought before Jesus. She was guilty. She had sinned. Yet Jesus never took advantage of her weakness. He never used her mistake as a tool to exploit or condemn. If even Jesus refused to abuse His authority over a sinner…

Why then do you use yours authority to arrest, threaten, and hold someone hostage unless money is paid? Is this not a crime against humanity - Imprisonment without legal process in exchange for money ? What if someone did this to your family? Would you call it justice?

Luke 3:14
Do not extort money and do not accuse people falsely—be content with your pay.

Warning to those who use their position to demand money… to intimidate… to pressure those already burdened by their own failures ... You had invite the judgment of God upon themselves.

Matthew 7:2
For with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.

Amen

11/12/2025

10/12/2025

STAYING STRONG TOGETHER IN DOING WHAT IS GOOD

In a world full of temptations and distractions, it is easy to be swayed, to drift, or to lose focus on what is right. But God never intended for us to walk this journey alone.

Reference to Acts 2:42–47.
Despite persecution and uncertainty, the believers stayed united. They prayed together, studied God’s Word, shared their resources, and supported one another. Their love was not just words—it became action. Because they encouraged each other and refused to give up meeting, God strengthened them and added to their number daily.

This is the example we must follow.
• When temptation tries to pull us away from doing good… let’s remind one another of God’s truth.
• When the world offers shortcuts and compromises… let’s stand together in righteousness.
• When someone grows weary… let’s lift them up, not leave them behind.

Community is God’s gift to protect our hearts and keep our spirits strong. We grow sharper, stronger, and more faithful when we walk together.

Let us not be swayed. Let us not grow tired of doing good. Let us keep meeting, praying, encouraging, and pushing one another toward love and good works.

Acts 2:46
Every day they continued to meet together… They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts.

Amen

10/12/2025

Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds… not giving up meeting together, but encouraging one another.

Hebrews 10:24–25

08/12/2025

True compassion must walk hand in hand with wisdom.

Good intentions alone are not enough—when we act, we must act with discernment, for even kindness without prudence can lead to harm.

Love is not reckless—it is thoughtful. Mercy is not blind—it is guided. Our hearts must be led by both grace and truth.

Remember King Jehoshaphat (2 Chronicles 18): out of goodwill, he allied himself with the wicked King Ahab, believing unity was an act of friendship. But compassion without discernment nearly cost him his life in battle.

Only by God’s mercy was he spared. From then on, Jehoshaphat learned to seek God’s counsel first, realizing that love must be paired with wisdom to avoid disaster.

As Proverbs 3:21 says, “My son, do not let wisdom and understanding out of your sight, preserve sound judgment and discretion.”

Amen

08/12/2025

There was once a man who quietly helped many people behind the scenes. Whenever someone was in trouble, he was the first to show up — no cameras, no praise, just a sincere heart.

But one day, he heard that a few people were spreading rumors about him. These same people were never around when he struggled. They were never present when he carried other people’s burdens. Yet suddenly, they had so much to say behind his back.

At first, he felt hurt. He wondered why people he barely knew could speak so loudly against him. But a wise friend reminded him of God’s Word:

“Do not associate with a gossip.” — Proverbs 20:19

That day, he chose peace over drama.
He learned that not every voice deserves space in your mind. He understood that the same people who gossip today will gossip again tomorrow — about someone else.

So he focused on the people who truly mattered: the ones who supported him, walked with him, prayed for him, and stood with him when life was difficult.

And he realized something powerful:
When you stop giving your ears to gossip, you stop giving your heart to poison.

A person who gossips betrays a confidence and cannot be trusted (Proverbs 11:13).

Amen

08/12/2025

James 4:11

“Brothers and sisters, do not slander one another.”

07/12/2025

When I read these words, my heart is reminded of a simple truth: every time God stirs us to do good, darkness will try to disrupt it. But no matter the noise around us, the whisper of God is always stronger.

I’ve learned that when our intention is pure and our work comes from love, not everyone will understand it—and that’s okay. Some will question, some will doubt, some will even speak against it. Yet God sees the heart behind every act of kindness, every sacrifice made in quiet, and every tear that falls unseen.

So let us choose to keep our heart steady. Let choose to guard our spirit from anything that disturbs the peace God has given us.

The enemy may try to shake what God is building, but he cannot stop what God has ordained. And as long as love leads the way, our mission will stand firm.

Lord, thank You for reminding us that this journey is Yours. Keep our heart soft, our mind clear, and our steps guided by Your light. Let every good work be a reflection of Your grace,
and let no discouraging voice take root in our spirit. Give us strength to continue, joy to endure, and humility to always give You glory.

Amen.

06/12/2025

Stay humble. Be grateful. Honor the One who gives life. For every position, every strength, every season comes from God alone.
Amen