My Month Of Acknowledgement! 1Th5:16-18

You are faithful, Lord,
We want to express to you our desire to adore you this morning.
Beloved, the Lord has not forgotten us,
He did not leave us
He is our refuge in the day of trouble,
He is our shelter,
He is our standard.
My brothers, Jesus is the only one we need,
Let’s stop cluttering ourselves with superfluous things, let’s stop distracting ourselves with people who disappoint us and betray us,
Let’s stop functioning according to the world and being exposed to the jolts every time.
No one can give us the peace we need,
No one can give us the joy we seek,
No one can offer the permanent cure we expect.
It is not in the world that we find the anointing, it is not in Egypt that we discover the blessings, it is in the presence of God, it is in the word of God.
The fidelity of God is a reference, it is constant, it is reliable, it is regular.
The faithful is the one on whom we can count, on whom we can lean in complete safety,
The faithful is the same in his plans, in his decisions, in his promises.
The faithful are always there to comfort and console us no matter what we are going through.
Why do we worry, our faithful friend is here, let’s not fear.
Even when we make mistakes, the Lord does not reject us, even when we are unfaithful, he does not abandon us.
Isaiah 25:1 – O Lord! you are my God; I will exalt you, I will praise your name, For you have done marvelous things; Your purposes laid down beforehand have been faithfully accomplished.
Appreciate the faithfulness of the Lord in your life.
How not to praise the Lord?
He has fulfilled all his promises to us, he knows us in advance and has very specific projects for us.
Didn’t he promise Isaac to Abraham?
The son of promise came even when we thought God was late, he had the last piece of the puzzle in his hands, he was still in control and what he said came to pass.
If we are still looking for reasons to praise our God, let us just know that he is faithful, and his faithfulness lasts forever.
Hello beloved
Have a good day