Come praise the Lord all yea servants of the Lord. O Mighty Jesus thank You (2x) we have nothing to give You but to say thank You Lord, O Mighty Jesus thank You.
Blessed Redeemer, Wonderful Counsellor, the Great I Am that I Am, the Alpha and the Omega. The Great One in battle, the Rock of Ages, the Ancient of Days. Blessed be thy Holy Name. We come before You to praise Your Holy Name.
Beloved, today gonna be great because we serve a Great God Who specializes in doing great things. Praise the Lord. Who can battle with the Lord? Our Father is Mighty in battle. The battle over your life is over today in Jesus Name.
Beloveth, as you pray today, the Lord Who by His Mighty hand wipe off the enemies of Israel is ready to do same for you but you must engage yourself to pray and break through, than you will see God as your Jehovah-nissi (Ex 17:15).
Jesus is calling on you today to come unto Him. Will you heed o His calling? Will you come as He is calls? For he who come will receive from Him. He will give you rest. Rest from all your enemies. Both seen and unseen, know and unknown. If someone is happy shout a big alleluia!
As I said earlier, today is going to be great. Your concern is His concern. He who bids you come will take care of you. He will neither leave you nor forsake you. Your lines is falling in pleasant places, all you need do is to come.
If you are still living in sin, this call is also for you. He will cleanse you, He will purge you, He will make you whole but you must first come to Him (accept as your Lord) for all this to be delivered to you. Just click here and accept Him as your personal Savior and this package will be delivered to you. Praise the Lord. For this is the reason He came- to save you.
Come as we discover more from Him Who bid us come. He knows the way all you need to do is follow Him. He is never tried but will refresh you if you grow weary on the way (Jn 7:37-38). Come as He bids you come; come as we fellowship together in one accord:
“Come unto me.” Matthew 11:28
The cry of the Christian religion is the gentle word, “Come.” The Jewish law harshly said, “Go, take heed unto thy steps as to the path in which thou shalt walk. Break the commandments, and thou shalt perish; keep them, and thou shalt live.” The law was a dispensation of terror, which drove men before it as with a scourge; the gospel draws with bands of love. Jesus is the good Shepherd going before His sheep, bidding them follow Him, and ever leading them onwards with the sweet word, “Come.” The law repels, the gospel attracts. The law shows the distance which there is between God and man; the gospel bridges that awful chasm, and brings the sinner across it.
From the first moment of your spiritual life until you are ushered into glory, the language of Christ to you will be, “Come, come unto me.” As a mother puts out her finger to her little child and woos it to walk by saying, “Come,” even so does Jesus. He will always be ahead of you, bidding you follow Him as the soldier follows his captain. He will always go before you to pave your way, and clear your path, and you shall hear His animating voice calling you after Him all through life; while in the solemn hour of death, His sweet words with which He shall usher you into the heavenly world shall be—”Come, ye blessed of my Father.”
Nay, further, this is not only Christ’s cry to you, but, if you be a believer, this is your cry to Christ—”Come! come!” You will be longing for His second advent; you will be saying, “Come quickly, even so come Lord Jesus.” You will be panting for nearer and closer communion with Him. As His voice to you is “Come,” your response to Him will be, “Come, Lord, and abide with me. Come, and occupy alone the throne of my heart; reign there without a rival, and consecrate me entirely to Thy service.”
Do you resist this call as He beckons on you to come. He knows you even from your mother’s womb. He knows you more than you knew yourself, pray that your rebellious nature be removed from you. Ask God to give you a pure heart to live a pure life. Praise the Lord!
“Yea, thou heardest not; yea, thou knewest not; yea, from that time that thine ear was not opened.” Isaiah 48:8
It is painful to remember that, in a certain degree, this accusation may be laid at the door of believers, who too often are in a measure spiritually insensible. We may well bewail ourselves that we do not hear the voice of God as we ought, “Yea, thou heardest not.” There are gentle motions of the Holy Spirit in the soul which are unheeded by us: there are whisperings of divine command and of heavenly love which are alike unobserved by our leaden intellects.
Alas! we have been carelessly ignorant—”Yea, thou knewest not.” There are matters within which we ought to have seen, corruptions which have made headway unnoticed; sweet affections which are being blighted like flowers in the frost, untended by us; glimpses of the divine face which might be perceived if we did not wall up the windows of our soul. But we “have not known.” As we think of it we are humbled in the deepest self-abasement. How must we adore the grace of God as we learn from the context that all this folly and ignorance, on our part, was foreknown by God, and, notwithstanding that foreknowledge, He yet has been pleased to deal with us in a way of mercy!
Admire the marvellous sovereign grace which could have chosen us in the sight of all this! Wonder at the price that was paid for us when Christ knew what we should be! He who hung upon the cross foresaw us as unbelieving, backsliding, cold of heart, indifferent, careless, lax in prayer, and yet He said, “I am the Lord thy God, the Holy One of Israel, thy Saviour… Since thou wast precious in My sight, thou hast been honourable, and I have loved thee: therefore will I give men for thee, and people for thy life“!
O redemption, how wondrously resplendent dost thou shine when we think how black we are! O Holy Spirit, give us henceforth the hearing ear, the understanding heart!
Is someone making this prayer right now? He loved while we are yet sinners. He gave His life up on the cross, He laid it down not that He was coarse into it but He did of His own (Jn 10:17-18). Beloved, the journey to the cross will never be in vain in your life; in mine in Jesus Name.
Pray that everything that Jesus took to the cross is crucified forever and will never raise again in your life in Jesus Name. And for anything that is questioning your heritage in Christ be burnt to ashes by the fire of Holy Ghost in Jesus Name. Every of your enemies be smote today in the Mighty Name of Jesus.
Let all the glory, all honour, all adoration belongs to our Father who specializes in doing great things for us in Jesus Name.
Remain blessed in the Lord.
