Pilgrim Reflections

This devotion is the part 2 in the series, “God Uses Ordinary People.” God is looking at you, the simple person, the weak person, the struggling person - as His instrument of transformation in our generation. The Lord bless you as you listen and believe. Amen.

We are starting a devotional series called “God uses ordinary people.” There is so much hopelessness and discouragement around. Satan is oppressing and suffocating our generation. But how will things turn around? It will not be by some specialized group of supersonic people. It will be by the Great God working His greatness through ordinary people. I pray this series will motivate you to see yourself as part of this movement of “ordinary people” that God is raising to bring hope and freedom to our world. Amen. Listen and be encouraged.

Looking at Moses, we see an aspect of his daily prayer and learn from this great Man of God. Today's reflection is a very simple invitation to a type of prayer.

Life is short and no matter how spiritual we are, we know that we will all pass away from the earth one day. One of the greatest lessons we need to embrace is therefore the simple fact that we will die one day, and this reality should affect how we live our lives today. Today’s devotion focuses on the prayer of Moses the Man of God, from Psalm 90 verse 12.

One of our greatest needs is to have eyes that see, not the things of this world, but the glory of the Lord. But this will only happen when some things are first of all removed from our view. Simple as this sounds, this process is very costly in sacrifice and pain. That’s why many people do not crossover to actually have an experiential encounter with the glory of God.

Simplicity is a gift and a grace. We live in an increasingly complex and fraudulent world. People are not genuine. The world is full of “airs and pretences.” Many people are not real; even we who claim to follow Christ. But the truly spiritual man is a simple man and his simplicity is born out of an intimate knowledge of God. He does nothing to impress. His only goal is to please His Master and Lord. That’s our calling and our true mission in these last days. I pray that this short exhortation will encourage your heart on this journey to greater simplicity. Amen

Today’s devotion is focused on: “The Joy of the Lord”. This is what the world is looking for but does not have. We have it. Speak to your soul to be quiet, to patiently wait for this joy. It’s your gift. It’s your inheritance. Please listen and accept this grace. Amen

This is the second part in the series, “We Need More Joshua’s.” Part of my earnest prayer and cry is that the Lord will raise in our generation, more people with the spiritual heart, strength, vision and audacity of Joshua and Caleb. And I pray you can be among them - irrespective of your age, status, nationality, race or background. Amen.

God has been opening my eyes to see Joshua in a fresh way. Moses had a glorious ministry but without Joshua, God’s purpose for His people would never have been accomplished. And my cry has now been, “Oh Lord! Raise Joshua’s who can fulfill Your destiny for Your people. Amen.”

Join us as we discover afresh God’s plan for Joshua. Amen.

We live in a world riddled with deception, and so many good people have been led astray and have suffered loss because of deception. So how do we deal with this rampant deception in our world? That was the topic of today’s devotion. Please listen and pray at the end.