I will magnify the Lord (I will magnify the Lord), Who is worthy to be Praise (Who is worthy to be Praise) I will glorify the Lord, who is worthy to be Praise, hosanna, blessed be the Lord, honour to the Lord, let the Rock of my salvation be exalted. The Lord reigneth blessed be the Lord let the Rock of my salvation be exalted.// Who is like unto Thee, O Lord, Who is like unto Thee, O Lord! among the gods Who is like Thee, You are glorious in holiness, fearful in praising doing wonders alleluia, doing wonders alleluia.
Yes! Lord You are doing wonders amongst us alleluia. my alleluia belong to You O God! glory be to Your Name on high, faithful are You Lord, You are worthy of my praises, blessed be given unto You alone in Jesus Name.
Let the living water flow by my side, let the Holy Spirit come and take control of every situation that troubles my heart, all my care and burden unto Thee I come, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, calling Father, Father, Father, Father, calling Him Spirit, Spirit, Spirit, Spirit.
And Jesus said “John 7:37-38 (KJV)
37 In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink. 38 He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water. My Father let the living water flow by my sides today in Jesus Name. let the Holy Spirit of God incubate me afresh that ii will a living sanctuary unto You O! Lord in Jesus Name, arise O God and be God indeed unto us who call on Your Name, be Thou glorify in Jesus Name.
Beloved, the topic before us is quite an interesting one but very difficult to my child of God to put in practice but after today it will be easy for you going forward in Jesus Name. It is our major emphasis to every follower of this ministry that reading, studying and mediating upon the Word of God is a major weaponry through which you will maintain your spiritual flavour because reading and mediating help you to get the Spirit behind the Word (Jn 6:63). Glory be to Jesus now and forever more.
On the first day in the great month, it is our desire that you the grafted Word of God resides in you so that you profit in the Word of God Praise the Lord! Let us ask the Spirit of the Living God to brood on us a fresh in Jesus Name.
Come and have an encounter that will last you a life time if you engage daily in it:
Leviticus 4:1-5:19, Psalm 25:1-7, Proverbs 6:4-5, Mark 1:21-45
The Morning Watch
Very early in the morning … [Jesus] made His way to a deserted place. And He was praying there.—Mark 1:35
It is an exciting thought that spiritual staleness need not be so. Spiritual freshness is available to us all—and on a daily basis. Maintaining it, however, does not mean that we will be exempt from having to face occasional trials and difficulties. It means, rather, that no matter how dry and difficult our circumstances, our experience of God can remain fresh and vibrant.
What, then, is the first principle of maintaining spiritual freshness? Establish a daily quiet time with God in order to replenish your spiritual resources.
Some modern-day Christians balk at this idea. They say, “The Lord is with us all the time. Why do we need to fence off a particular part of the day to spend time with Him? A daily quiet time can soon bring one into legalism.” I am well aware of this danger, but again I say—it need not be so. There have been periods in my own life when my quiet time was nothing more than a ritual, but that was more a consequence than a cause.
The best period for a quiet time, in my opinion, is in the morning, before the day starts. Some prefer the evening or perhaps—as in the case of busy mothers and wives—the late morning is better, when the family has left and the house is quiet. Each must establish the best time according to preference or convenience. I’m merely saying that a certain time of the day ought not to belong to the day, but to the getting of resources for the day. Start the day right and you will end it right.
Prayer
O God, help me to see that just as I need to take time out of the day to feed myself physically, so I need to take time out to feed myself spiritually. Help me not just to acknowledge this, but to act on it. In Christ’s name I pray. Amen.
Further Study
Ps 5:1-3; 119:137-148; Gn 28:18; Dn 6:10
When did the psalmist pray?
When do you pray?
Beloved, let us learn to set outside a time that will uninterrupted with God so that we can start our day on the right pedestrian every day. Jesus even though He is the Son of God did it and He accomplished so much while He was in flesh with us (Lk 6:12).
Father answer our pray and help us where we are weak in Jesus Name. Amen!
Remain blessed in the Lord!
