Worthy You are worthy, King of kings, Lord of Lord You are Worthy. Worthy, You are worthy, King of kings, Lord of Lord I worship You// Let the living Praise the Lord, let the living Praise the Lord. Let the living praise the Lord, let the living Praise the Lord.
Yes! We will Praise the Name of the Lord for He is good. Everything written about Him is good. So mighty is our God that we cannot but raise our voice unto Him everyday and give Him Praise. Yes! that is it, to give Praise all the days of our life. Yes If is kind enough to give us life; we must be humble enough to give Him Praise.
Praise the Lord O my soul and all that is within me bless His Holy Name. Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits, Who Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; 4 Who redeemeth thy life from destruction; who crowneth thee with lovingkindness and tender mercies; 5 Who satisfieth thy mouth with good things; so that thy youth is renewed like the eagle’s (Psalms 103:3-5 (KJV))
Beloved, let us use the above Psalm to praise the Lord always for His doing is limitless like His riches as we discover from the topic before us today.
Everything and power belongs to God. He owns the World, He made everything for His own glory including us, so we are to give Praise all the days of our lives.
Yes! The Lord will open His barn and pour out riches on His people. What Has He promised you that you are yet to receive? What are you trusting Him for that help your next level achievement? Beloved, will you be willing to use His blessings to prosper His work or to hinder it?
Always remember that many are the afflictions of the righteous but the Lord will deliver him from them all.
The judgment due to be executed on you, the Lord wipe away through the death of His Son Jesus Christ. Beloved this can only be love. Yes! Beyond our imagination. This same love will rain on us showers of blessing and bring about the greater glory agenda in view in Jesus Name. Glory be to God in the highest; and peace to men of good will.
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“My God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” Phil. 4:19
Paul’s God is our God, and will supply all our need. Paul felt sure of this in reference to the Philippians, and we feel sure of it as to ourselves. God will do it, for it is like Him: He loves us, He delights to bless us, and it will glorify Him to do so. His pity, His power, His love, His faithfulness, all work together that we be not famished.
What a measure doth the Lord go by: “According to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” The riches of His grace are large, but what shall we say of the riches of His glory? His “riches of glory by Christ Jesus,” who shall form an estimate of this? According to this immeasurable measure will God fill up the immense abyss of our necessities. He makes the Lord Jesus the receptacle and the channel of His fullness, and then He imparts to us His wealth of love in its highest form. Hallelujah!
The writer knows what it is to be tried in the work of the Lord. Fidelity has been recompensed with anger, and liberal givers have stopped their subscriptions; but he whom they sought to oppress has not been one penny the poorer, nay, rather he has been the richer; for this promise has been true, “My God shall supply all our need.” God’s supplies are surer than any bank.
Yes, the one whom they try to hinder; the Lord will prosper more. Wondering how or why? Because all riches belong to Him. The Lord will supply the needs of the saints and none will be left out according. His love will bring all this things to past. Praise God.
“Thou art all fair, my love.” Song 4:7
The Lord’s admiration of His Church is very a wonderful, and His description of her beauty is very glowing. She is not merely fair, but “all fair.” He views her in Himself, washed in His sin-atoning blood and clothed in His meritorious righteousness, and He considers her to be full of comeliness and beauty.
No wonder that such is the case, since it is but His own perfect excellency that He admires; for the holiness, glory, and perfection of His Church are His own glorious garments on the back of His own well-beloved spouse. She is not simply pure, or well-proportioned; she is positively lovely and fair! She has actual merit! Her deformities of sin are removed; but more, she has through her Lord obtained a meritorious righteousness by which an actual beauty is conferred upon her.
Believers have a positive righteousness given to them when they become “accepted in the beloved” (Eph. 1:6). Nor is the Church barely lovely, she is superlatively so. Her Lord styles her “Thou fairest among women.” She has a real worth and excellence which cannot be rivalled by all the nobility and royalty of the world. If Jesus could exchange His elect bride for all the queens and empresses of earth, or even for the angels in heaven, He would not, for He puts her first and foremost—”fairest among women.”
Like the moon she far outshines the stars. Nor is this an opinion which He is ashamed of, for He invites all men to hear it. He sets a “behold” before it, a special note of exclamation, inviting and arresting attention. “Behold, thou art fair, my love; behold, thou art fair” (Song of Sol. 4:1).
His opinion He publishes abroad even now, and one day from the throne of His glory He will avow the truth of it before the assembled universe. “Come, ye blessed of my Father” (Matt. 25:34), will be His solemn affirmation of the loveliness of His elect.
Yes, ‘come ye blessed of my Father…,” on this note we declare this week blessed in the Name of God the Father, the son and the Holy Spirit Amen!
Go in this Name and return with testimonies on Friday in Jesus Name. The love that made Jesus blood our Redemption will perfect all that concerns us.
Remain blessed in the Lord.
