Your Alpha and Omega, we worship You O! God for Your worthy to be praise.
Father, we glorify Your Holy Name, we adore You, we magnify You Jesus, be Thou exalted forever more.
Father, teach me Thy way, O Lord (Ps 27:11). Let Your power rest upon me today; Let Your grace be sufficient for me, Lord that I may abound to every good works. Let me not be confronted for I believed in You (1 Pet2:6).
Beloved, blessed be Thy Name of the Lord, for He will not suffer your feet to be moved. He that keepeth Israel neither sleep nor slumber. He will keep you and preserve you to the end; if you are willing and obedient.
Are you under any siege, my beloved, ask from the Lord and He will give you wisdom to access the hidden treasury of that particular concern (Jas 1:5). He who giveth to all liberally and upbraideth not, shall be given you.
For you are God’s “MASTERPIECE” to show case His glory amidst the lives of His children. And He is God to all that call upon Him (Rom 10:12)
Whatever be your state when you come across this message, know yea that your God is able to deliver you. Pray along with me and say “Heal me, O Lord and I will be heal, Whatsoever be it Lord, strengthen my inner mind; for my heart pant after You Alone O Lord! Hold me, lest I fall, I asked in Jesus Name:
“Underneath are the everlasting arms.” Deuteronomy 33:27
God—the eternal God—is Himself our support at all times, and especially when we are sinking in deep trouble. There are seasons when the Christian sinks very low in humiliation. Under a deep sense of his great sinfulness, he is humbled before God till he scarcely knows how to pray, because he appears, in his own sight, so worthless.
Well, child of God, remember that when thou art at thy worst and lowest, yet “underneath” thee “are everlasting arms.” Sin may drag thee ever so low, but Christ’s great atonement is still under all. You may have descended into the deeps, but you cannot have fallen so low as “the uttermost”; and to the uttermost He saves.
Again, the Christian sometimes sinks very deeply in sore trial from without. Every earthly prop is cut away. What then? Still underneath him are “the everlasting arms.” He cannot fall so deep in distress and affliction but what the covenant grace of an ever-faithful God will still encircle him. The Christian may be sinking under trouble from within through fierce conflict, but even then he cannot be brought so low as to be beyond the reach of the “everlasting arms”—they are underneath him; and, while thus sustained, all Satan’s efforts to harm him avail nothing. This assurance of support is a comfort to any weary but earnest worker in the service of God. It implies a promise of strength for each day, grace for each need, and power for each duty.
And, further, when death comes, the promise shall still hold good. When we stand in the midst of Jordan, we shall be able to say with David, “I will fear no evil, for Thou art with me.” We shall descend into the grave, but we shall go no lower, for the eternal arms prevent our further fall. All through life, and at its close, we shall be upheld by the “everlasting arms”—arms that neither flag nor lose their strength, for “the everlasting God fainteth not, neither is weary.” And He will crown you with a crown of glory that fadeth not (1 Pet 5:4). He will guide you to walk in His grace and you will not stumble:
“He will not suffer thy foot to be moved.” Ps. 121:3
If the Lord will not suffer it, neither men nor devils can do it. How greatly would they rejoice if they could give us a disgraceful fall, drive us from our position, and bury us out of memory! They could do this to their heart’s content were it not for one hindrance, and Only one: the Lord will not suffer it; and if He does not suffer it, we shall not suffer it.
The way of life is like traveling among the Alps. Along mountain paths one is constantly exposed to the slipping of the foot. Where the way is high the head is apt to swim, and then the feet soon slide: there are spots which are smooth as glass, and others that are rough with loose stones, and in either of these a fall is hard to avoid. He who throughout life is enabled to keep himself upright and to walk without stumbling has the best of reasons for gratitude.
What with pitfalls and snares, weak knees, weary feet, and subtle enemies, no child of God would stand fast for an hour were it not for the faithful love which will not suffer his foot to be moved. “Amidst a thousand snares I stand Upheld and guarded by thy hand; That hand unseen shall hold me still, And lead me to thy holy hill.”
Beloved, what a blessed week ahead of us. And God, our God will make all GRACE sufficient for us to do only those things that are pleasing to Him.
Finally beloved, as the Lord has made you whole; do not get yourself entangle again to the world (Jn 5:14); for our God is love (1 Jn 4:8) and He loves you (Jn 16:27). At this era of grace dearly beloved, do not slack concerning all His promises to you, search deeply so as to obtain same to function.
Remain blessed in the Lord.
