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At 6:40am on March 6, 2010, Guardian said…
At 3:33am on March 4, 2010, PST SAMUEL said…
BLESSED!
At 7:50pm on March 3, 2010, Intercessor S. Grayson said…
At 10:31pm on March 2, 2010, Venice said…
Yes my brother in Christ,
we will continue to pray for one another...
Blessings on you..stay in touch...

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At 7:05am on March 2, 2010, PST SAMUEL said…
ON CHRIST THE SOLID ROCK WE STAND.
At 10:17pm on March 1, 2010, Venice said…
BLESSINGS ON YOU!!!
At 10:57pm on February 28, 2010, Venice said…
LIMITATION OR ADVANTAGE?

He said to me " My grace is sufficient for you, for my strength is made perfect in weakness" (2 Corinthians 12:9)


We've been taught that when we ask God for something through prayer, His answers may be yes, no or wait. we're told that even no is an answer, though obviously not the one we may want. It certainly wasn't the answer Paul wanted when he begged God three times to remove his "thorn in the flesh" (2 Corinthians 12:7-8). Whatever Paul's thorn was, it weakened him. Because he wanted to be strong in his ministry, Paul asked God for deliverance. Although God didn't grant his request, He answered his prayer! He said to Paul, "My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness" (v.9). The all-sufficient strength of Christ became Paul's new boast.

Author J. Oswald Sanders summarized Paul's attitude about his thorn like this: " At first he viewed it as a limiting handicap, but later he came to regard it as a heavenly advantage." Paul could therefore testify, " I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distresses....For when I am weak, then I am strong" (v.10).

Have you prayed for deliverance from something that weakens you, but deliverance hasn't come? Remember, God's grace is sufficient for you. He can transform your limitation into your "heavenly advantage."

There's advantage in our weakness, There is blessing in our pain; It is when we're feeling helpless that God's grace and strength sustain...

Our weakness is a blessing when we learn on God's strength...
At 6:03pm on February 28, 2010, Intercessor S. Grayson said…

At 2:05am on February 26, 2010, PST SAMUEL said…
AMEN!THANK YOU FOR YOUR PRAYERS AND BLESSINGS,DOORS ARE OPEN FOR YOU HEREP LEASE WELCOME.PLEASE KEEP ON PRAYING FOR MY MINISTRY.
WE ARE ON GOSPEL MISSION ACROSS AFRICA,REACHING AND RECONCILING ALL WITH GOD THROU' CHRIST JESUS IN US ,WITH US ,FOR US, FOREVER.BLESSINGS,PEACE,LOVE AND JOY TO YOU AND ALL.
At 1:49am on February 26, 2010, Pastor Linda J. Bates said…
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At 12:27pm on February 22, 2010, Intercessor S. Grayson said…
At 4:06am on February 19, 2010, PST SAMUEL said…
Glory to God in the highest.please keep on praying for my ministry.
At 8:10pm on February 18, 2010, AMBASSADOR CLARICE RICHARDSON said…

At 12:44am on February 16, 2010, Venice said…
EITHER COLD OR HOT:
I know the works, that you are neither cold nor hot. I could wish you were cold or hot (Revelation 3:15)
I like soup when it is steaming hot and a soft drink when it is icy cold. I can't stand either one lukewarm. Jesus has the same attitude toward people who profess to be His children. He detests lukewarmness. He said He wished they would be either cold or hot. (Revelation 3:15).
Although, some people believe the term "cold" refers to hostility toward Jesus and the gospel, I don't believe He prefers hostility to halfheartedness. Rather, in His message to the church in Laodicea, Jesus may have in mind two springs in the region- the hot mineral springs at Hierapolis and the pure cold water springs in Colosse. The hot springs were seen as having healing powers. The cold springs provide refreshment. The Christians in the church at Laodicea brought neither healing to the spirituality ill nor refreshment to the weary. They were lukewarm and of no help to anyone.
You and I must ask ourselves these questions : Do I provide refreshment to the spiritually weary by bringing them encouragement, joy and hope? Do I bring healing by challenging the careless, correcting the erring and motivating the indifferent? Remember, we can't help anybody if we are lukewarm. The Lord wants us either cold or hot - whatever is needed at the moment.

Oh God, grant me the strength of heart, Of motive, and of will to falter not but do my part Your purpose to fulfill..

A half-hearted Christian needs to regain a heart for God...
At 6:11pm on February 15, 2010, Deloresa/Manager said…







At 12:52am on February 13, 2010, PST SAMUEL said…
Thanks so much ,you too have a blessed weekend in His service by the grace.
At 12:20am on February 13, 2010, Pastor Linda J. Bates said…
At 12:09am on February 12, 2010, Venice said…
FROM BITTER TO SWEET:
The Lord showed him a tree.When he cast it into the waters, the waters were made sweet. (Exodus 15:25)
Joy and sorrow are often close companions. Just as the Israelites went from the thrill of victory at the Red Sea to the bitter waters of Marah just 3 days later (Exodus 15:22-23), our rejoicing can quickly turn into anguish.
At Marah, the Lord told Moses to throw a tree into the water, which made it "sweet" and drinkable (v.25). Another "tree," when "cast into" the bitter circumstances of our lives, can make them sweet. It is the cross of Jesus (1Peter 2:24). Our outlook will be transformed as we contemplate His sacrificial death and His submission to the will of God (Luke 22:42). Our pain may come from the ill-will of others, or worse, from their neglect. Nevertheless, our Lord has permitted it. We may not understand why, yet it is the will of our Father and Friend, whose wisdom and love are infinite. When we say yes to God as His Spirit reveals His will to us through His word, the bitter circumstances of our lives can become sweet. We must not grumble against what the Lord permits. Instead, we must do all that He asks us to do. Jesus said that we are to take up our cross daily and follow Him (Luke 9:23). When we remember Jesus' cross and submit to the Father as He did, bitter experiences can become sweet...

Lord, I've not always understood what plan you have for me;
Yet I will glory in Your cross and bear mine patiently...

God uses our difficulties to make us better-not bitter...
Yes, as what He did to me....
I may not be around here everyday to be in your pages, due to some problems and difficulties, but I always believe and will always will that God has His own way to make me a better person with the difficulties He have given to me.
Please let us continue to pray for one another..
God blesses us and keep us always..
At 11:49pm on January 24, 2010, Pastor Linda J. Bates said…
At 11:15pm on January 11, 2010, Venice said…

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