If God asked you to choose absolutely anything and it would be given to you, what would you choose? Scripture references: Isaiah 60v18-20, 1 Kings 3v4-12.

A word of caution with regard to following various spiritual leaders online. Some highly regarded and well known preachers speak blasphemy and dilute the truth. They are wolves in sheep's clothing in the church. Always refer back to the bible to find the truth and worship Christ alone. Scripture references: Isaiah 56v10-11, Matthew 7v15-23, John 14v6.

The beautiful moment when Jesus fills the disciple's net with abundance after a night of emptiness. He allows Peter to absolve himself through declarations of love. He feeds us, he loves us, our faithful, caring friend. Scripture references: John 20, Mat 4v4, Psalm 103v12.

During Covid-19, people are interpreting and applying the lockdown and social distancing rules differently. Let's be cautious not to judge and criticize. The enemy loves conflict and destruction, especially in our close relationships. Let's be loving peacemakers, and leave the judging up to God. Scripture references: Isaiah 54v10, Matthew 22v18-21.

Are you speaking negativity and fear, or are you praying for healing and guidance? We need to remember that God has appointed the leadership in this land and we are called to pray for them. As hard as it is, friends, let's stop complaining and start praying. Scripture references: Psalm 5v1-3, 1 Timothy 2v1-4, Isaiah 55v8-9.

Let's remove the blinkers and unstop our ears. Lest we become caught up in the flood of negativity and fear that surrounds us. Keeping our eyes fixed on the word and in prayer asking for wisdom and discernment. Psalm 24v4 speaks of clean hands and a pure heart. We are not clean by our own doing, but through faith and trust in Christ. Scripture references: Psalm 24, John14v6.

Let's take a look at how God has worked in our past. Remember with gratitude those spiritual markers. Pray for recall and write them down. This will help us face the present and the future with a confident hope, as we take note of God's miraculous work in our lives. Scripture reference: Isaiah 51v9-11.

Where does our hope truly lie? Your most hopeless place might just be where you will discover true hope. Let's place our trust in the unseen, the eternal, which will not fade. Listen to the still, quiet voice of the one who has the power and the will to save you. Scripture references: Romans 5v1-6. Matthew 19v24.

A look at God's character, emphasizing righteousness and Lordship. Salvation and righteousness walk hand in hand; disaster is sometimes for our own good. Turn to him, and receive mercy.

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