Despite these situations, we are still alive and breathing. We are free to worship Him and cling to the hope that Jesus alone is enough.

The Lord, our Shepherd, is more than enough for us. Whatever you're going through right now, the question is: "Do you need a Shepherd?"

Whatever you are going through right now, always remember to stand firm in the Lord.

It doesn't matter what organizations or religions we belong (God will lead us to the truth, knowing that He and His words are truth, and therefore we will shun away whatever is contrary to the gospel of Christ).Being a Christian is not about the religion. It is all about Christ who saved us from sin and living a life like Him.

As we receive Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior and experience His goodness, it will absolutely bear a fruit that will make reading and understanding His Word with less difficulty. In His overflowing grace, may we delight and put our hope and trust in Jesus.

God wants to have witnesses for Him: people who sees and experience Him to present or bear witness for the World. It's not easy to be one. It may be simple, but it carries a lot of responsibilities.

So as we go through our prayer time, may we learn to lay down every burdens, worries and anxieties that we have. May we be reminded to align our hearts to God’s heart. May we all desire what God desires and accept what God wanted to happen.

He wants you to trust Him that He is the Father in heaven who give good gifts to those who ask Him. He is not the father that you need to we wary of. God wants us to always come to Him, that we always seek Him.

At this time of uncertainty, at this time of pandemic, we always have to remember His word everyday, declare and claim His promises and be expectant and prepare our heart for God will surely fulfill His promises.

Jesus answered, "It is written: 'Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.'" (Matthew 4:4)