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Someone asked me recently, does God still heal today? And I answered him by asking a counter-question: Does God change?

Because if we know the character of God, then we can know His integrity.

One of the things that makes the integrity of God or makes God God—I mean the very core and nature of God—is that He does not change. He is the unchanging changer.

So, if God has healed before, and He does not change, it means He's healing now and will heal again.

Why?

Because He does not change.

There is historical, biblical, and recent evidence that God still heals. And the Bible says God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. It is a character of God we can depend on.

I pray that you will experience the hand of the unchanging changer in your life, in Jesus' name.

In 2Cor 3:17, we are told that "where the spirit of the Lord is there is a liberty."

When we allow the spirit of the Lord in our heart to lead us through life, we will have the liberty that Jesus won for us on Calvary.

The liberty and freedom is ours but the enemy will try to play the fast one and try to take what is originally ours. We must not allow him.

In Gal 5:1, we are told to "Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ has made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage."

We have been made free; let us claim, assert, and enforce the freedom by telling the devil what he cannot do to us. and let us run away from sins and other things that my give the enemy the boldness to want to challenge our freedom and liberty in Christ.

Continue to walk in liberty in Jesus' name.

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3 Harvest Killers and How to Defeat Them

".Not that which goes into the mouth defiles a man; but that which comes out of the mouth, this defiles a man" (Mat 15:11).

PRAYERS

Upturn the Plots of Friendly Enemies O Lord

In Acts Chapter 14, Paul and Barnabas were preaching in the city of Iconium and there were miracles, signs, and wonders.

However, their fellow Jews in the city stirred up hatred against them among the Gentiles and sponsored stoning them to death.

They fled, abandoning their mission.

The deadliest assault and attack is always from the inside. Most fruits get rotten from the inside out. It took Judas to betray Jesus.

Be spiritually discerned! Pray that God would upturn the plots of friendly enemies around you in Jesus' name.

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In today's devotional (Psalm 42 verse 11), we learned about one of David's Secret weapon which should also be the our secret weapon as believers if we want to have victory over the flesh. It's important to learn of this power of self-encouragement in times when our soul is dissociated from our being for some reasons. This secret weapon will align our soul and nurture it back to health. Be blessed as you listen.

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DEVOTIONAL

David wrote in the book of Psalm 27 verse 1 that "The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?"

Because God is David's light, and salvation, he confessed and declared that he will not fear.

But boldness and lack of fear is not the only BLESSING we get when God is our light.

When we make God our light, darkness has no place to sit around in our lives, neither can sickness nor failure have their way.

When you are faced with any difficult situation or circumstances, confess and declare like David that "the LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?"

Watch darkness and other things God didn't create with you DISAPPEAR in the power of God's light!

Shalom!

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DAILY DEVOTION

In today's morning devotion, we explore the book of Lamentation

In this passages, the author mentioned 3 Unfailing Graces of God we need and that are useful for our daily living.

These graces are so wonderful that God in His grace, renews them in our lives every morning.

The author then concludes that he will trust in the Lord so that he can receive these graces every morning.

As believers, having these graces will help us navigate our daily life. Be blessed.

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