Pilgrim Reflections

In today’s devotion, we reflected on the effects and the results of a life that has God’s presence. The understanding of God’s presence with us and within us, has a way of transforming who we are and how we live. I pray this devotion gives you hope and strength, as you reflect on it.

Betrayal is always present but we need to be prepared for how to respond to it. In today’s devotion we learned how we ought to respond to Betratal. I pray it encourages you on how to respond.

In today’s devotion, we exam the three different types of Christian believers, and how they align with God’s purpose. We are all pregnant but we need to ask the hard questions: “what are we pregnant with, who are we pregnancy for and are we willing to pay the price for the child to be born?” Hope this devotion helps in answering that question.

This is the part (2) of the story of God’s Glory. It continues the case of showcasing what God’s grand plan and story is. Blessings

This is the story of God’s Glory. It showcases what God’s grand plan and story is. Blessings

There are so many voices out there…everyone is persuading everyone. When Jesus is not King over a life, it is easy to be persuaded in the wrong way. But we must live our lives based on the Holy Spirit's convictions. We must not follow worldly persuasions no matter how wise we think they are. Under God's leadership, we too need to persuade people to follow the narrow path. Life is full of persuasions. Stand strong in your convictions and seek to persuade others by the power of the Holy Spirit.

This is the final part in this 3-part series on the topic: “Responding to Thirst”. This third part gives a practical illustration from the life of Samson and how he responded to thirst at En Hakkore. I hope you will have time to listen to all three exhortations and I pray it answers the thirst in your heart. Amen.

In this part 2, we look at God’s vision for those who thirst. Not everyone understands and acknowledges their thirst but for those who do, God has a vision for you. That’s what today’s devotion was about. Blessings.

We begin a short series called, “Responding to Thirst." Everyone thirsts for some things and even Jesus Himself, the very Son of God, cried out in thirst. The real issue is not whether we thirst or not. The real issue is how do we respond when we are thirsty. Everyone thirsts. I repeat: If the Son of God could thirst, and could cry out from His thirst, then we need to learn from Him. We must not be silent when thirst comes upon us. But we need God to guide us into how we can satisfy our thirst. Today’s devotion explains a bit more how to do this. Listen and pray along.

This is the third part in the series, “God Uses Ordinary People.” Please listen and be blessed.