Glory be to God in the highest Amen!!! Glory be to God in the highest Amen!!! For His Mercy enduerth forever Amen!!! x2// All Honor, All Glory… All Power to You… Holy Father we worship… Precious Jesus our Saviour… Holy Spirit we wait on you…Holy Spirit we wait on you…for Fire…(several times)…
Our Father we Thank You, we bless Your Holy Name… we adore Thee… We give Praise.. we give honour… All Glory, Power be unto Thee O God…. Amen!!! Amen!!! Amen!!!
Thank You for the gift of a beautiful day… You are worthy of my Praise… You are worthy to be glorify… Thank You Jesus… Thank You and Thank You again and again… Amen! Amen!! Amen!!!
Beloveth… we serve a Living God… Praise the Name of the Lord… Alleluia!!!. Prayer is the Key… Thank God for giving us the Key… Yes! The Key to our healing, deliverance, breakthroughs, safety, and protections… Praise God…
Gracious Jesus we come before You… listen to the voice of Your children Who confidently look up to You… hear us Father we pray …. Amen!!!
Beloveth… today we will be consider “How do you Handle The Numbling Effects of the Daily Grind?”… What is Numbling effects in the first instance…?
Numbling…is taking away sensation away from something.. from a part of the body… to make somebody incapable of feeling emotion, or deaden somebody’s emotions or feelings…
Sat this junction beloveth… how do you handing this effect daily?
Do you know that often time people put up cheerful faces even when they cry from the pains they are going through… they still put up bold faces… because they don’t want to be tagged by some others weakling or having little or no faith…
Beloveth… I have been here several times… initially I confided in those I called brethren … it turn out to be the worst mistake I have ever made in my life… so I decided to take hold of my destiny by standing firm on the Word of God than confiding in man…
Beloveth… I don’t know how you handled yours before now but today we will see how best to go about it… come along with us for more:
How Do You Handle The Numbing Effect Of The Daily Grind?
Recently I was on the phone with a friend who spoke about his dying marriage. Rarely are harsh words uttered between them. The family functions with clock-like efficiency. But slowly, almost imperceptibly, he and his wife are moving emotionally into separate orbits. The gentle touch, the tender word… the lingering together over coffee. Gone. Rarely do they find (or make) time to be together without the kids. And when they do, they seem to have nothing to talk about. Underneath, he finds a smoldering resentment building as he asks himself, “What is the purpose of it all? Will it ever end?“
Then there is the incessant complexity of juggling finances. The unending encroachment upon his time. The unrealistic job demands. How, he asked me, does a person resolve the issue of forever giving out while receiving little back in the way of affirmation or appreciation? Especially from those closest to him? So what is the answer? Does he simply continue to grind it out? How does he handle his anger and resentment, as he finds himself continuing to withdraw emotionally? Is the answer to follow his impulses and leave? Hardly.
There is a better way that can strike at the very core of the issue. A way that will move him from the coping level, to gaining the necessary inner strength and Godly wisdom to deal victoriously with these vexing challenges. For starters, I wondered if he had discovered how to allow Jesus to become his “Hiding Place”?
“You are my hiding place; you will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance… You died, and your life is now hidden with Christ in God… ” (Psalm 32:7; Colossians 3:3)
Jesus, in his preparation to face the crushing experience of the cross, hid himself alone with his Father — an experience of intimacy that saw him through to ultimate victory. (Matthew 26:36-46; Luke 22:40-46) Today the Savior avails himself to us as our “Hiding Place” in enabling us to also deal victoriously with life’s formidable tasks: “How often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings… God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea.” (Matthew 23:37b; Psalm 46:1, 2) (See Psalm 17:8; 18:2; 27:5; 31:20; 46:1, 2; 57:1; 143:9; Matthew 14:13, 23; Mark 1:35; Luke 5:15, 16; John 6:15)
It is His intention that we experience Him as our “Hiding Place” amidst the daily cacophony of demands. To help us toward developing that level of intimacy, let me ask you a question: When was the last time you, with your Bible in hand, disappeared to a private “hiding place” to encounter Him? Encounter Him until all sin was rooted out, confessed, forgiven and relinquished? Encounter Him until the Spirit calmed you down, and filled you up? Encounter Him until the Father reassured you from His Word of His love, and gave you promises and direction for your life and family?
QUESTION: So… when is your hideaway with God planned?
So many families are under the siege and attack of satan… but we have learnt we must make Jesus our “Hiding Place” until we receive a promise and direction to move on… but until then beloveth… keep abiding… alleluia… somebody….
Beloveth… don’t be deceived the satan cannot stop being satan the only out is for you to hold on to the Word of God… Trust God and make Him your personal Lord and Saviour…. only then beloveth will you make a head way… yes satan will flee from you (Matt. 4:11, 1Pet.5:8)… alleluia…somebody….
Father in heaven we look unto You alone… come and make Name for yourself in our lives… give us victory that will make men believe that we are serving You… hallow be Thy Name Jesus in Jesus Name…
Further Reading 1Tim.6:12, 1Pet.3:12, Phil.4:13, Rom.10:15, Phil.4:6,30, 2Cor.4:8, 1kin.17:39, Eph.5:16.
Remain blessed in the Lord.
