My Month Of Blooming! Es54:2

In this new week, we raise our hands in gratitude.
We acknowledge that you are our God and we are your people.
We want to take this moment to obey your instruction for the day.
We want nothing more than to pray for our leaders.
As workers, we know that our pastors need support, but we don’t give it to them,
we refuse to support them and we expect them to listen to us.
Beloved, the grace and favour that we seek every day, our leaders also need.
We don’t pray for our leaders because they love us or because they pray for us,
we pray for them because it is the Lord’s command.
It is up to us to honour them if we want to live long.
This means that the peace, joy and even fulfilment of our parents also depend on the way we look after them.
We cannot neglect our shepherds and expect them to multiply.
In any case, the Lord has planned for everyone to blossom in this season, and he is calling us to our shepherds.
They are the ones who pray and fast for the church,
they make sacrifices so that we may be sons and so that the wind does not blow us away in times of trouble.
They are available for each one of us.
So, if we are wise,
if we want to prosper,
let us pray for our leaders to be awakened spiritually so that we are under a good covering.
Pray for your pastors.
Hebrews, 6:10 – For God is not unjust, to forget your work and the love you have shown for his name, having rendered and still rendering service to the saints.
The fact that God has not answered us does not mean that he does not know us or that he is not faithful.
God sees and notes our every effort.
He is not forgetful like us; he is always ready to open the floodgates of heaven.
He rewards all our works and knows how to introduce multiplication into our lives.
The verse wants us to understand that forgetting can be unjust.
To forget is not to recognise, not to remember.
People forget the men of God who brought them to Christ,
They forget those who did good,
They forget God once prosperity has attached itself to them.
Those who forget are not of God, but God does not forget.
Remembrance is important to God.
God remembers every detail of our commitments and in due course he will open heaven for us.
So let us pray that our anointed ones will not be discouraged.
Let us pray that their hope will be preserved and that Jesus will be glorified.
Good morning beloved
Good day to you
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