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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ 1 John 1:8 If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Proverbs 29:25 Fearing people is a dangerous trap, but trusting the Lord means safety.

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SUBJECT:The Lord Is My Safety

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM PROTECTED BY GOD

I AM FREE IN HIS NAME

I AM SEEKING HIM

I AM TRANSFORMED

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READ TIME: 7 Minutes & 31 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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It can be easy to want others to fear us or to become fearful of other people, but when we give our lives to God, our focus should change. We should no longer seek to control others through fear or live in fear of them. Instead, we should surrender ourselves completely to God and let Him shape our hearts. People do not have the power to determine our eternal destiny. Only God has authority over heaven and hell, so He alone is the One we should fear and reverence.

When we find ourselves afraid of someone, we should bring that fear to God in prayer. Ask Him to remove that fear and replace it with His peace and wisdom. We should also ask Him to help us see that person the way He sees them instead of through the lens of fear. As we do this, God teaches us to trust Him more and transforms us to become more like Christ.

No matter what we face in life, we must put our trust in God. Whether we are facing difficult circumstances, moments of weakness, or situations that make us feel intimidated, God is faithful. He wants to teach us not to fear people but to rely on Him completely. Faith in God means believing that He is greater than anything or anyone we may encounter.

The moment we recognize fear rising in our hearts, we should immediately take it to God. He does not want His children to live in fear of people. Instead, He calls us to walk in faith, confidence, and reverence for Him alone. As we continue to trust Him, He will strengthen us, remove unhealthy fear, and remind us that He is always with us, giving us the courage to stand firm.

Proverbs 29:25 Fearing people is a dangerous trap, but trusting the Lord means safety.

  This verse reminds us that living in fear of what others think, say, or do can become a trap. When we allow people’s opinions to control our decisions, we often compromise our faith and miss what God is calling us to do. God never intended for His children to live bound by the fear of others. Instead, He calls us to place our confidence in Him, knowing that His approval is far more important than the approval of people.

Trusting in the Lord frees us from the burden of trying to please everyone. Many times we become anxious because we worry about rejection, criticism, or not fitting in. But when our identity is rooted in Christ, we can stand firm even when others disagree with us. God promises that those who trust Him will be kept safe not necessarily from every hardship, but from being overcome by fear. His presence gives us the courage to obey Him regardless of what others may think.

The fear of man can also keep us from sharing our faith, serving God, or walking in obedience. It may cause us to remain silent when God is asking us to speak or to follow the crowd instead of following Christ. The more we grow in our relationship with God, the more we learn that His truth is worth standing for. As our trust in Him increases, our fear of people begins to fade because we know that God is always with us and will never leave us.

Whenever we recognize fear taking hold of our hearts, we should bring it before the Lord in prayer. Ask Him to replace fear with faith, anxiety with peace, and insecurity with confidence in His promises. God desires for us to walk in freedom, not in bondage to the opinions of others. As we continue to trust Him each day, He strengthens us to live boldly for His glory, knowing that true security is found in Him alone.

Psalm 118:8 It is better to take refuge in the Lordthan to trust in man.

People can make mistakes, change their minds, or let us down. God, however, is completely faithful and never fails. When we place our trust in Him above all else, we build our lives on a foundation that cannot be shaken. Our confidence should always begin with the Lord, because He alone is unchanging and true.

Trusting in God does not mean we can never rely on or appreciate the people He places in our lives. Rather, it means that our ultimate hope and security rest in Him instead of in human strength or promises. When life becomes difficult, we can turn to God knowing that He hears our prayers, keeps His Word, and works all things according to His perfect will. The more we trust Him, the more we experience His peace and faithfulness, even in seasons of uncertainty.

As followers of Christ, we should ask God each day to strengthen our faith and help us depend on Him more than anyone else. When people disappoint us, we do not have to lose hope because our hope is anchored in the Lord. He is our refuge, our provider, and our constant help in every situation. Choosing to trust God above all else brings confidence, stability, and the assurance that He will never leave us or forsake us.

*** Today we talked about the fear of God is not about being terrified of Him but about having a deep reverence, awe, and respect for who He is. It means recognizing His holiness, His power, and His authority over all creation. When we fear God, we honor Him by seeking to obey His Word and live in a way that pleases Him. This kind of fear draws us closer to God because it helps us understand His greatness and reminds us that He alone is worthy of our worship.

Fearing God also gives us wisdom and direction for our lives. When we reverence the Lord, we become more sensitive to sin and more eager to follow His ways. Instead of being controlled by the opinions of others or the temptations of the world, we choose to trust God’s truth. The fear of the Lord teaches us humility, helps us make godly decisions, and keeps our hearts focused on what is eternal rather than what is temporary.

As we grow in our relationship with Christ, our fear of God is expressed through love, trust, and obedience. We desire to spend time with Him in prayer, read His Word, and allow the Holy Spirit to transform us each day. A healthy fear of the Lord does not push us away from Him it draws us into a closer relationship with Him. When we honor God above everything else, we discover the peace, wisdom, and security that come from walking faithfully in His presence. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we ask you to help us understand the is devotional and to help us to apply it to our lives . Lord we need you every single day . We ask that you give us strength to make it through another week . Lord we need you to continue to bring us through our trails and disappointments. We ask all this in your name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+ Luke 12:4 I tell you, my friends, do not fear those who kill the body, and after that have nothing more that they can do.

+ Proverbs 18:10 The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous man runs into it and is safe.

+ Psalm 91:14 Because he holds fast to me in love, I will deliver him; I will protect him, because he knows my name.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 16

Revelation 10

Isaiah 18

Psalm 57

Job 17

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ 1 John 1:8 If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Galatians 3:28  There is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male and female. For you are all one in Christ Jesus.

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SUBJECT: We Are One In Christ

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM IN CHRIST

I AM FULL OF LOVE

I AM LOVING

I AM FREE

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READ TIME: 7 Minutes &31 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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As believers, we are all one in Christ. The world often divides people by race, nationality, gender, social status, or background, but God does not show favoritism. Through faith in Jesus Christ, we become members of one family. Whether someone is Jew or Gentile, Black or White, rich or poor, we all stand on equal ground before the Lord. As we grow in our relationship with God, He teaches us to see people the way He sees them not according to outward appearances, but as individuals created in His image and loved by Him.

Growing in God changes the way we think and the way we treat others. Spiritual maturity helps us move beyond the labels and divisions that the world creates. Instead of seeing people as different groups, we begin to see them as people who need God’s love and grace just as we do. The apostle Paul taught that there is no discrimination or favoritism with God because we are all one in Christ through faith. This truth should shape the way we love, serve, encourage, and care for one another as brothers and sisters in Christ.

Everything begins with faith in Jesus Christ. Faith is what brings us into a relationship with God and allows us to trust Him completely. Sometimes we struggle because we place our confidence in people, possessions, or our own abilities instead of relying on the Lord. God is all-powerful and does not need our strength, but He invites us to trust Him, worship Him, love Him, and spend time with Him. As our faith grows, our relationship with Him deepens, and we learn to depend on Him in every area of our lives. When our faith is firmly rooted in Christ, we begin to see others through His eyes and live as one body united in His love.

Galatians 3:28  There is no longer Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male and female. For you are all one in Christ Jesus.

This verse teaches that everyone who places their faith in Jesus Christ is equally accepted and loved by God. Our identity in Christ is greater than our nationality, social status, or any other distinction the world may use to separate people. At the foot of the cross, we all stand in need of God’s grace, and through Jesus we are brought together as one family.

Being one in Christ does not mean that our individual backgrounds or experiences disappear. Instead, it means those differences no longer determine our value before God or create barriers within His family. God shows no favoritism, and He calls His people to love one another with the same impartial love. As believers, we should welcome, encourage, and serve one another, remembering that we are brothers and sisters united by our faith in Christ.

The enemy seeks to divide God’s people through pride, prejudice, and selfishness, but Christ calls us to pursue peace and love. As we grow in our relationship with Him, the Holy Spirit teaches us to see others through God’s eyes. When we walk in humility and love, we reflect the unity that Jesus has created, showing the world that our true identity is found in Him alone.

1 Corinthians 12:12-13 For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ. For in one Spirit we were all baptized into one body Jews or Greeks, slaves or free and all were made to drink of one Spirit.

First Corinthians 12:12–13 teaches that the body of Christ is made up of many members, yet it is still one body. Just as the human body has many different parts that work together, God has given every believer a unique purpose within His church. No one is more important than another, and every person has been given gifts and abilities to serve the Lord. When we work together in unity, we reflect God’s design and bring glory to Him.

These verses remind us that all believers are united through Jesus Christ. Whether we come from different nations, cultures, or backgrounds, we have all been baptized into one body by the Holy Spirit. Our differences do not divide us; instead, they display the beauty of God’s family. We are joined together by our faith in Christ and called to love, encourage, and support one another as brothers and sisters.

Being part of the body of Christ also means caring for one another. Just as every part of the human body depends on the others, we should not try to live the Christian life alone. God created us to encourage one another, pray for one another, and use our spiritual gifts to build up the church. When one believer is hurting, we should show compassion. When another rejoices, we should celebrate with them. This is how the body of Christ grows stronger in love and unity.

We should never compare ourselves to others or believe that our role is unimportant. God has placed each believer exactly where He wants them for His purposes. As we faithfully serve Him and walk in obedience, we strengthen the body of Christ and point others to Jesus. Together, united by the Holy Spirit, we become a living testimony of God’s love, grace, and power.

*** Today we talked about unity in Christ. The world is filled with division, and people are often separated by race, nationality, social status, opinions, and many other things. But in Christ, we are one. Everyone who has placed their faith in Jesus is part of God’s family. We are brothers and sisters in Christ, united by His love and by the work He accomplished on the cross.

Many times, we can forget this truth because of everything happening around us. It is easy to focus on the differences that the world highlights instead of the unity that God has created. However, God calls us to remember that we belong to Him. Our identity is found in Christ, and because of that, we are called to love, encourage, and care for one another as members of the same family.

God shows no favoritism or discrimination toward His children, and neither should we. When we walk with Christ, we should see others through His eyes with love, grace, and compassion. As we grow in our faith, the Holy Spirit helps us put aside prejudice, pride, and division so that we can live in the unity God desires for His people. When we walk together in love and unity, we become a powerful witness to the world of what Christ has done in our lives. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we come today to bless your holy name , lord we are so grateful for what your doing in our lives,we are so filled with joy and love today . We ask that you continue to give us mercy and grace today , help us to apply this devotional to our lives in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+Colossians 3:11 Here there is not Greek and Jew, circumcised and uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave, free; but Christ is all, and in all.

+ Romans 3:29-30 Or is God the God of Jews only? Is he not the God of Gentiles also? Yes, of Gentiles also, since God is one—who will justify the circumcised by faith and the uncircumcised through faith.

+ Galatians 5:6 For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision nor uncircumcision counts for anything, but only faith working through love.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 15

Lamentations 2

Acts 9

1 Chronicles 12

Psalm 18

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ 1 John 1:8 If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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Proverbs 8:7 for I speak the truth and detest every kind of deception.

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SUBJECT: Speaking the Truth At All Times

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM SPEAKING THE TRUTH

I AM MINDFUL

I AM LOVING

I AM FREE

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes & 51 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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As followers of Christ, we must speak the truth even when it is difficult. Sometimes we hesitate because we don’t want to hurt someone’s feelings, but we should never allow fear to keep us from speaking what God wants us to say. At the same time, speaking the truth does not give us permission to be harsh or careless with our words. We should always ask the Lord to give us the right words to speak, the right attitude, and the right timing. Truth spoken with God’s wisdom can bring healing, conviction, and encouragement.

Whenever I have to say something difficult, I ask the Lord to guide my words. I don’t want to speak from my emotions or say whatever comes to my mind. Instead, I want the Holy Spirit to lead me so that my words honor God and reflect His love. As I listen to the Holy Spirit, He teaches me not only what to say but also how to say it. He gives wisdom, gentleness, and discernment so that my speech points people toward Christ instead of pushing them away.

I once knew someone who would say whatever came to their mind without thinking about the impact of their words. After they gave their life to Christ, the Holy Spirit began transforming their heart. As they grew in their relationship with God, He changed the way they spoke, the way they treated others, and the way they responded in difficult situations. They became more thoughtful, patient, and loving because they allowed God to shape their character. That same transformation is available to all of us if we are willing to listen to the Holy Spirit.

Many times, we resist the Holy Spirit because we know He will convict us of the things that need to change. We may want to hold on to old habits, old attitudes, or old ways of speaking, but God calls us to something greater. He calls us to live holy lives that reflect His character. We cannot continue walking in the old ways of the world and expect to grow spiritually. As we surrender to God each day and walk in His light, He renews our hearts, transforms our speech, and helps us become the godly people He has called us to be.

Proverbs 8:7 for I speak the truth and detest every kind of deception.

What is deception ? Deception is the act of causing someone to believe something that is false. It involves misleading, tricking, or hiding the truth to create a false impression. Deception can happen through words, actions, or even by intentionally leaving out important information.

We must be careful not to deceive others or lead them into deception. When we mislead people through our words, actions, or example, we can lead them down the wrong path instead of pointing them toward God. As followers of Christ, we are called to be people of truth who encourage others to walk in His ways. Our lives should reflect God’s character so that those around us are drawn closer to Him rather than farther away.

Many times, we are tempted to do what we want or say whatever comes to our minds because we believe our way is best. However, God calls us to surrender our thoughts, words, and actions to Him. Before we speak or make decisions, we should ask the Holy Spirit to guide us so that everything we do reflects His truth. When we allow God to direct our lives, we become instruments that bring encouragement, wisdom, and hope to others.

God also calls us to love people sincerely. Love and truth always go together. Speaking the truth without love can be harsh, but showing love without truth can lead people into deception. As believers, we are called to do both. When we walk in God’s truth and love, we become faithful examples of Christ, helping others stay on the path that leads to Him instead of leading them away from Him.

Psalm 37:30 The mouth of the righteous utters wisdom, and his tongue speaks justice.

This verse reminds us that God values truth and desires His people to be people of integrity. Our words have the power to encourage, teach, and build others up, so we should be careful to speak honestly in every situation. When we allow God’s wisdom to guide our hearts, truth naturally becomes a part of our daily conversations.

Lying, deceit, gossip, and corrupt speech are contrary to God’s character. As we grow in our relationship with Him, the Holy Spirit convicts us when our words do not reflect His truth. Instead of speaking carelessly, we should ask God to help us use our words to honor Him and to bless those around us.

It means allowing God to shape our hearts so that our words match our faith. As we spend time in God’s Word and seek His wisdom, He transforms the way we speak and helps us become people whose lips reflect His righteousness. When our speech is filled with truth, grace, and love, we become a testimony of God’s work in our lives and point others toward Him.

Proverbs 12:22 Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord, but those who act faithfully are his delight.

When we live as faithful servants of God, we bring delight to His heart. Walking in His light becomes our desire because we know His ways are good and lead us into life. Although following Christ is a daily commitment, there will be times when distractions, temptations, and the pressures of life try to pull us off course. Even so, God lovingly calls us back to Himself. No matter how far we may wander, we can always return to Him through repentance, and He is faithful to receive us.

Our faithfulness to God should remain steady in every season of life. Sometimes life throws unexpected challenges our way that make us feel discouraged or distant from Him. During those moments, we must choose to trust Him instead of drifting away. As we continue to seek Him through prayer, His Word, and obedience, He strengthens our faith and keeps us firmly rooted in His truth. A faithful heart continues to follow God even when the path is difficult.

We should also be careful with the words that come from our mouths and the actions we choose each day. Proverbs teaches that lying lips are an abomination to the Lord because He is a God of truth. As followers of Christ, our speech should reflect His character by being honest, gracious, and loving. When we walk in integrity and remain faithful to Him, our lives become a testimony of His transforming power, and we bring honor and delight to the One who has called us to be His own.

*** Today we talked about our lips and the importance of speaking carefully to others. The words we speak have great power, and we must use them wisely. Lying and deceitful speech can damage our relationships with others and hinder our fellowship with God. Many times, we do not realize how much our words matter until they have already caused hurt. That is why we should ask the Holy Spirit to help us speak with honesty, kindness, and wisdom so that our words honor the Lord.

We also learned that God calls us to be faithful in our walk with Him. Faithfulness is not just something we show once in a while; it is a daily commitment. As we spend time reading God’s Word, praying, meditating on His truth, and obeying His commands, our relationship with Him grows stronger. These spiritual disciplines draw us closer to God and help us turn away from the habits and attitudes that pull us away from Him. The more we seek Him, the more He transforms our hearts to reflect His character.

Finally, we talked about deception and how dangerous it can be. Through our words and actions, we can either point people toward Christ or lead them in the wrong direction. God calls us to be people of truth who live with integrity and love. We should carefully consider what we say and how we live because others are watching our example. When we allow the Holy Spirit to guide our speech and our actions, we become faithful witnesses of Christ and encourage others to walk in His truth.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank you so much for everything lord we are so grateful for what your doing in our life. Lord we ask for mercy and grace . Lord be with us through out the day . Lord we are so mindful of your presence being in our life lord continue to bless us and keep us in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+ John 17:17 Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth

+ Proverbs 12:22 Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord, but those who act faithfully are his delight

+ John 1:17 For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 14

Psalm 39

Job 24

Esther 4

Nehemiah 10

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ 1 John 1:8 If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 111:10 Fear of the Lord is the foundation of true wisdom. All who obey his commandments will grow in wisdom.

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SUBJECT: Fear of the Lord

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM JOYFUL

I AM FREE

I AM TRANSFORMED

I AM LISTENING TO GOD

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READ TIME: 7 Minutes & 44 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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Every day we are growing. We grow in knowledge, we grow physically, and we grow in many ways that we may not even notice. But the most important growth is our spiritual growth. Every time we surrender ourselves to the Lord, we grow a little more in Him. We begin to understand His ways, His wisdom, and His truth. As we continue walking with Him, He changes our hearts. We learn to let go of old habits, old mindsets, and anything that keeps us from becoming the people He has called us to be.

One of the greatest dangers to our spiritual lives is becoming stagnant. God never intended for us to remain in the same place spiritually. He wants us to keep growing, learning, and becoming more like Christ every day. We should always have hearts that are open to His leading and willing to receive His correction, His wisdom, and His guidance. As we stay close to Him, He continues to shape us into His image and strengthen our faith.

I remember when I gave my life to Christ, one of my prayers was for God to give me wisdom and knowledge so I could understand His Word and teach others. I had such a strong desire to share what He was showing me. In His perfect timing, He answered that prayer by giving me the opportunity to teach through this podcast and through these devotionals. It has been a blessing to watch Him open doors that I never could have opened on my own.

Whenever I teach, I want my words to come from the heart and to be led by the Holy Spirit. I don’t want to rely on my own understanding or opinions. Instead, I ask the Holy Spirit to guide every word I speak so that it honors God and encourages others to grow closer to Him. My prayer is that every devotional points people to Jesus, helps them grow in their faith, and reminds them that God is still changing lives every single day.

Proverbs 1:7 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and instruction.

To fear the Lord means to have a deep reverence, respect, and awe for who He is. It is recognizing that God is holy, righteous, and worthy of our complete trust and obedience. When we place Him first in our lives, He begins to teach us His ways and gives us wisdom that cannot be found anywhere else. True knowledge begins with a relationship with God because He is the source of all truth.

This verse also reminds us that wisdom requires a humble heart that is willing to learn. God desires to teach us through His Word, through prayer, and through the guidance of the Holy Spirit. As we grow in our relationship with Him, we become more discerning and better equipped to make choices that honor Him. A teachable spirit allows God to shape our character, correct our mistakes, and lead us on the path of righteousness.

The second half of the verse warns that fools despise wisdom and instruction. A person who refuses correction or rejects God’s truth closes the door to spiritual growth. As followers of Christ, we should never become prideful or think we have learned everything. Instead, we should continually seek God’s wisdom, remain open to His correction, and allow Him to transform us each day. When we fear the Lord and gladly receive His instruction, we continue to grow in faith, maturity, and understanding.

Job 28:28 And he said to man, ‘Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom, and to turn away from evil is understanding.’”

What does it mean to turn away from evil ? To turn away from evil means to intentionally reject sin and choose to follow God’s ways instead. It is more than simply avoiding wrong actions—it is a change of heart that causes us to hate what dishonors God and love what pleases Him. When we turn away from evil, we repent, seek God’s forgiveness, and make a daily decision to walk in obedience to Him.

Turning away from evil also means being willing to leave behind attitudes, habits, and influences that draw us away from God. This could include things like lying, gossip, unforgiveness, pride, greed, sexual immorality, hatred, or anything else that goes against God’s Word. It doesn’t mean we become perfect overnight, but it does mean that when the Holy Spirit convicts us, we respond by confessing our sins, asking for God’s help, and striving to live differently.

The Bible connects turning away from evil with wisdom. Proverbs 3:7 says, “Do not be wise in your own eyes; fear the Lord and turn away from evil.” When we reverence God, we begin to see sin the way He sees it. We no longer ask, “How close can I get to sin?” Instead, we ask, “How can I honor God with my life?” As we continue to seek Him, the Holy Spirit gives us the strength to resist temptation and to walk in righteousness, growing more like Christ each day.

***Today we studied the fear of the Lord and what it truly means. God does not want us to be afraid of Him as if He is waiting to punish us. Instead, He wants us to have a deep reverence, honor, and respect for who He is. When we understand His holiness, His power, and His love, our hearts naturally desire to worship Him and obey Him. The fear of the Lord is recognizing that He is God and that His ways are perfect.

We also learned what it means to turn away from sin. Many people hear that phrase but do not fully understand it. Turning away from sin means rejecting the things that dishonor God. It means choosing to walk away from lust, gossip, lying, pride, hatred, and every sinful attitude or action that pulls us away from Him. Although we are not perfect, we should have a heart that desires to repent, seek God’s forgiveness, and follow His ways each day.

As we grow in our relationship with God, our reverence for Him grows as well. We no longer obey Him because we are scared of Him, but because we love Him and recognize that His ways are always best. When we fear the Lord with reverence and turn away from sin, He shapes our hearts, gives us wisdom, and helps us become more like Christ. This kind of fear draws us closer to God and leads us into a life of obedience, peace, and spiritual growth.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly father thank you for everything you have done for us lord we love you so much and we ask you to watch over us and guide us through whatever we are going through lord we ask you for peace and mercy for our lives we also ask that you give us understanding of this devotional so that we may apply it to our lives in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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Proverbs 1:7 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and instruction.

+ Proverbs 9:10 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is insight.

+ Job 28:28 And he said to man, ‘Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom, and to turn away from evil is understanding.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 13

Exodus 24

Leviticus 22

Deuteronomy 15

Joshua 4

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ 1 John 1:8 If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Galatians 6:3 If you think you are too important to help someone, you are only fooling yourself. You are not that important.

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SUBJECT: Being Teachable

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM TEACHABLE

I AM LOVING

I AM KIND

I AM FREE

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READ TIME: 7 Minutes &46 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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It is easy to help others when we choose to look beyond their situation, overlook their attitude, and simply show them love. However, one of the greatest things we should ask God for is the gift of discernment. We need the discernment of the Holy Spirit to teach us who He is calling us to help and when He is leading us to give. Not every opportunity comes from God, but when He clearly points someone out for us to help, we must be willing to obey.

The Word reminds us that if we think we are too important to help someone else, we are only deceiving ourselves. God sees everything. He knows our hearts, our motives, and our character. Nothing about us is hidden from Him.

The more we give to others with a sincere heart, the more we show our gratitude to God for the life and the blessings He has given us. Our actions should reflect His love. We must show God who we are becoming in Christ instead of continuing to reveal the parts of us that resist His will.

God is looking for people who will genuinely walk in His light and live according to His truth. He desires people who are willing to love, serve, and help others—not for recognition or praise, but because they want to honor Him. Whether anyone else notices or not, we should always be ready to give according to God’s will and His way, allowing His love to flow through us in everything we do.

Galatians 6:3 If you think you are too important to help someone, you are only fooling yourself. You are not that important.

This verse is a reminder to remain humble before God. Pride has a way of convincing us that we are better than others or that we no longer need God’s help. The truth is that every blessing, every gift, and every opportunity we have comes from the Lord. Without Him, we can do nothing. Humility keeps our hearts open to God’s guidance and reminds us that our strength comes from Him alone.

It is easy to compare ourselves with others and begin to think too highly of ourselves. Sometimes we believe our position, our knowledge, or our accomplishments make us more important than someone else. However, God does not judge us by our status or achievements. He looks at our hearts. A humble heart is willing to serve, encourage, forgive, and love others without expecting recognition or praise.

Instead of focusing on the faults of others, we should ask God to reveal the areas in our own lives that need to change. When we walk in humility, we become teachable. We are more willing to accept correction, grow in our faith, and allow the Holy Spirit to transform us into the people God has called us to be.

As believers, we should strive to reflect the character of Christ every day. Jesus, though He is Lord of all, humbled Himself and served others with compassion and love. If we follow His example, we will not seek to lift ourselves up, but we will seek to glorify God in all that we do. True greatness is not found in thinking highly of ourselves—it is found in humbly walking with God and faithfully serving others.

Proverbs 26:12 Do you see a man who is wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for him.

When a person believes they already know everything, they stop listening to wise counsel, reject correction, and close their heart to learning. True wisdom begins with fearing the Lord and recognizing that we always have room to grow in knowledge and understanding.

God desires His people to have humble and teachable hearts. No matter how long we have walked with Him, there is always something new He wants to teach us. When we become wise in our own eyes, we can easily miss God’s direction because we rely on our own understanding instead of seeking His guidance. Humility allows us to receive instruction, accept correction, and grow stronger in our faith each day.

As believers, we should regularly ask God to guard us against pride and give us a spirit of humility. Instead of trusting in our own opinions or abilities, we should seek His wisdom through prayer, His Word, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. When we remain humble before the Lord, He gives us the wisdom we need to make godly decisions, walk in obedience, and bring glory to His name.

1 Corinthians 8:2 If anyone imagines that he knows something, he does not yet know as he ought to know.

There is always more for God to teach us. Knowledge without humility can lead to pride, but godly wisdom produces a heart that is willing to learn. We should never become so confident in our understanding that we stop seeking God’s direction and truth.

As followers of Christ, we must remain teachable. The more we study God’s Word, the more we realize the depth of His wisdom and the greatness of His ways. Instead of relying on our own understanding, we should ask the Holy Spirit to give us insight, discernment, and a heart that is eager to receive correction. God honors those who humbly seek Him and acknowledge that they need His guidance every day.

We should never use our knowledge to make ourselves appear superior or to discourage someone who is still growing in their faith. Instead, we should use what God has taught us to build others up, encourage them, and point them closer to Christ. True spiritual maturity is not measured by how much we know, but by how faithfully we live out God’s truth with humility, love, and grace.

*** Today we talked about being teachable , it is one of the greatest qualities a believer can have. A teachable heart recognizes that no matter how much we know, there is always more for God to reveal to us. When we remain humble, we become willing to receive instruction, correction, and wisdom from the Lord. Instead of resisting change, we allow the Holy Spirit to shape our hearts and transform us into the people God has called us to be.

A teachable person does not become offended when corrected but sees correction as an opportunity for growth. God often speaks through His Word, the Holy Spirit, and mature believers to help us grow in our faith. If we reject correction because of pride, we can miss valuable lessons that God is trying to teach us. However, when we receive instruction with humility, we become stronger, wiser, and better equipped to fulfill His purpose for our lives.

Every day, we should ask God to give us a teachable spirit. We should approach His Word with a desire to learn, obey, and apply what He teaches us. A teachable heart is a heart that continues to grow, mature, and bear spiritual fruit. As we remain open to God’s guidance, He will lead us in truth, strengthen our faith, and help us become a reflection of Christ in everything we do. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank you for everything lord thank you for the strength to make it through. Lord we are so appreciative of everything you have done for us , we ask you today to be with us . Lord give us mercy and grace help us to seek you always in Jesus Name Amen

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+ James 1:22 But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.

+ Romans 12:16 Live in harmony with one another. Do not be haughty, but associate with the lowly. Never be wise in your own sight.

+ Proverbs 25:14 Like clouds and wind without rain is a man who boasts of a gift he does not give.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 12

Matthew 19

Colossians 4

Acts 20

Genesis 24

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Psalm 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds.”

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 16:11 You make known to me the path of life; you will fill me with joy in your presence,

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SUBJECT: Unspeakable Joy

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM FILLED WITH JOY

I AM LOVED

I AM LOVING GOD

I AM FREE

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When I was living in the world, I thought I was as happy as I could possibly be. I had the things I wanted, did whatever I wanted, and believed that was what happiness looked like. But as time went on, I realized I wasn’t truly happy. Deep down, I wasn’t filled with joy. I thought I knew what joy was, but I had never really experienced it. I didn’t care that my life wasn’t pleasing to God because I was focused on chasing what I thought would make me happy.

I spent my life searching for fulfillment in the wrong places. I drank every Friday, every Saturday, and eventually almost every day. I believed those things would satisfy the emptiness inside of me, but they never did. They only gave me temporary pleasure that quickly faded away. What I thought was happiness was really just an illusion. It looked good on the outside, but it could never fill the emptiness in my heart.

Everything changed when I gave my life to Jesus Christ. He filled me with a joy that I cannot fully describe with words—a joy that no amount of drinking, possessions, or worldly pleasures could ever give me. As I grew in my relationship with God, I realized I had been expecting the things of this world to do what only God could do. I wanted them to satisfy my soul, but they never could. Only Christ could fill the place in my heart that had always been empty.

If you don’t have Jesus in your life today, I encourage you to give Him a chance. He can do what nothing else in this world can do. He can give you lasting joy, true peace, and a purpose that the world can never offer. The happiness the world gives is temporary, but the joy that Christ gives is eternal. He filled my life in ways I never thought were possible, and He can do the same for you.

Psalm 16:11 You make known to me the path of life; you will fill me with joy in your presence, with eternal pleasures at your right hand”

The world often tells us that joy can be found in success, money, relationships, or possessions, but those things are temporary and can never fully satisfy the soul. God shows us the path of life, a path that leads to peace, purpose, and everlasting hope. When we walk with Him and seek His will, we discover that His presence is where genuine joy is found.

The verse also says, “In Your presence is fullness of joy.” This means that our joy is not based on our circumstances but on our relationship with God. There will be days when life is difficult, and we may experience sorrow, disappointment, or uncertainty. Yet even in those moments, God’s presence brings comfort, strength, and peace. The closer we draw to Him through prayer, worship, and His Word, the more we experience the joy that only He can give.

He does not leave us to figure life out on our own but faithfully directs our steps as we trust Him. Even when we cannot see what lies ahead, we can be confident that the Lord is guiding us along the right path. His wisdom is perfect, and His plans are always for our good and His glory. Following His direction leads to a life that is secure because it is built on Him.

Every pleasure the world offers is temporary, but the blessings God gives are eternal. One day, those who belong to Christ will experience the fullness of His presence forever in His kingdom. Until then, we can live each day with hope, knowing that our greatest joy is not found in this world but in the Lord Himself. As we remain close to Him, we experience a foretaste of the eternal joy that awaits all who trust in Him.

John 15:11 I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete”

Our joy is made complete when we follow Jesus Christ. Many times, we struggle to follow Him because we think we know what is best for our lives. We try to make our own plans and rely on our own understanding, but God sees what we cannot see. He knows the beginning from the end, and He watches over us at all times. His ways are always better than ours, even when we do not understand them.

God desires for His children to experience true joy. This is not a temporary feeling that comes and goes based on our circumstances. It is a lasting joy that comes from knowing Him and walking in His presence. The joy that Jesus gives cannot be found in money, success, relationships, or anything this world has to offer. Those things may bring happiness for a moment, but only Christ can satisfy the deepest needs of our hearts.

You can search for joy in many different places, but you will never find the kind of joy that the Lord gives. His joy brings peace in the middle of trials, hope in times of uncertainty, and strength when we feel weak. It is a joy that remains even when life is difficult because it is rooted in God’s unchanging love and faithfulness.

Many of us have felt broken, empty, or like our lives are scattered into pieces. But when we come to Christ, He begins to restore what has been broken. His joy fills the empty places in our hearts and reminds us that we are complete in Him. Only Jesus can make us whole, and the more we walk with Him, the more we experience the fullness of the joy He has promised to all who trust in Him.

***Today we talked about joy and how many people do not experience it because they are not walking in the light of God. When we choose to follow Christ, surrender our lives to Him, and walk in obedience to His Word, He fills our hearts with a joy that nothing in this world can replace. This joy is not based on our circumstances but on the presence of God in our lives. Even during difficult seasons, His joy gives us strength, hope, and peace.

God loves us so much that He desires for us to be filled with His joy each day. He does not want us to live defeated, discouraged, or constantly searching for happiness in the things of this world. Instead, He invites us to draw close to Him, where true joy is found. As we spend time in prayer, worship, and reading His Word, our hearts become more like His, and His joy begins to overflow in our lives.

The joy of the Lord also gives us the courage to stand for what is right. When we know who we are in Christ, we do not have to be afraid of what others may think or say about us. We can boldly live out our faith with love, humility, and confidence because our strength comes from God. As we continue to walk in His light, His joy becomes a testimony to those around us, pointing them to the hope and life that can only be found in Jesus Christ.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we thank you for the joy you give us . We are so grateful for what you’re doing in our lives . Lord we are sorry for the sins we have committed, we love you for the things you have done for us. Help us to be more aware of who any we give our time to in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Acts 2:28 You have made known to me the paths of life; you will fill me with joy in your presence”

+ Romans 15:13 May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit”

+ Philippians 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!”

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 11

John 1

Acts 24

Romans 14

2 Corinthians 12

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Psalm 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds.”

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 40:1 I waited patiently for the Lord to help me, and he turned to me and heard my cry.

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SUBJECT: God Hears Our Cry

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM WAITING ON GOD

I AM TRANSFORMED

I AM RENEWED

I AM NOT ALONE

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God hears our cries. I know this personally because when I first cried out to Him, I was in a broken place. Right before I gave my life to Christ, I was bruised, wearing a bloody shirt, and completely hurting inside. I remember sitting in a closet, crying, and saying, God, I remember that You said You loved me, and I remember Your Word says that You would never leave me. Please help me.

I remember it like it was yesterday. In my heart, I heard Him say, I love you, and I will help you. From that moment until now, He has never left my side. He brought me out of a terrible situation, and when everything seemed hopeless, He knew exactly what I needed and provided even more than I could have imagined. He continues to provide for me every day.

Sometimes we can be empty and not even realize it. We can be hurting, depleted, and lacking strength without recognizing how much we need God. But God sees what we cannot see. He knows when we’re exhausted, discouraged, and broken. He wants to be there for us and give us exactly what we need. Many times, before we even ask, He is already working because He knows what we’re going through.

No matter what I face, I know God is there. I can patiently wait on Him because I trust Him. I don’t have to wonder if He hears me, scream to get His attention, or beg Him to care. I know He is with me. Just as God was there for me in my darkest moments, He can be there for you too. We must believe that He loves us, that He hears our cries, and that He will take care of us because He truly never leaves His children alone.

Psalm 40:1 I waited patiently for the Lord to help me, and he turned to me and heard my cry.

This verse reminds us that waiting on God is not always easy. There are times when we pray and do not see an immediate answer. We may feel discouraged, forgotten, or wonder if God hears us at all. Yet David teaches us that even in the waiting, we are called to trust God and remain faithful, believing that His timing is always perfect.

Waiting patiently on the Lord is an act of faith. It means choosing to trust God’s wisdom over our own understanding. Patience does not mean doing nothing; it means continuing to pray, worship, and seek God while confidently expecting Him to move. God often uses seasons of waiting to strengthen our faith, teach us dependence on Him, and draw us into a deeper relationship with Him.

The verse also says that God inclined to David and heard his cry. This paints a beautiful picture of God bending down and paying close attention to His child. Our prayers never go unnoticed by Him. Every tear, every cry, and every burden we bring before Him matters. God is not distant or indifferent to our pain. He lovingly listens and cares about every detail of our lives.

Even when answers seem delayed, He has not abandoned us. In His perfect time, He responds according to His will and for our good. Therefore, we can wait patiently with confidence, knowing that the God who hears our cries is faithful and will never leave us nor forsake us.

  Psalm 37:7 Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for him; fret not yourself over the one who prospers in his way, over the man who carries out evil devices!

The verse says, I waited patiently for the Lord. Waiting on God requires us to be still before Him. Many of us struggle with being still because we are constantly moving, thinking, worrying, and filling our minds with distractions. We are always doing something and rarely take time to simply sit in God’s presence. Yet sometimes, the very thing we need most is to be quiet and still before the Lord so that we can hear His voice.

A lot of times, we do not hear God’s voice because we are too busy. God wants to communicate with us in every season of life—during our darkest moments, in our times of joy, and even in our moments of sadness. He cares about every part of our lives and desires to walk with us through it all. However, if our hearts and minds are constantly occupied, we may miss what He is trying to say to us.

God loves us so much that He desires to have fellowship with us every day. He wants us to bring our cares, questions, and praises to Him, but communication is not one-sided. Prayer is not only speaking to God; it is also listening to Him. He speaks through His Word, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and through quiet moments in His presence. We must be willing to make room for Him to speak.

If we are always the ones talking, how will we ever hear His voice? There are times when we need to stop striving, lay our burdens at His feet, and simply be still before Him. In the silence, we often discover that God has been there all along, ready to comfort, guide, and remind us of His love. Waiting patiently for the Lord includes learning to rest in His presence and trusting that He will speak in His perfect time.

*** Today we learned to be silent and know that God hears our cries. Many times, we forget that God hears us because we become so focused on our situations and problems. We worry, overthink, and try to figure everything out on our own. But God already knows our circumstances. He knows our pain, our fears, and exactly how to help us. Our responsibility is to wait patiently and be still before Him, trusting that He is at work even when we cannot see it.

One amazing thing about God is that He knows what we need before we even know what we need ourselves. Nothing catches Him by surprise. He sees the beginning and the end, and He understands every detail of our lives. Because He knows everything, we can trust that His plans and His timing are always better than our own.

Sometimes it may feel like God does not care because He does not answer our prayers in the way we want or at the time we expect. However, His delays are not signs of His absence or lack of love. God cares deeply for us. He simply works according to His perfect timing and His perfect wisdom. What seems like waiting to us is often God preparing something greater than we can imagine.

Trusting in God is one of the most important parts of our relationship with Him. We must trust Him during hardships, in moments of happiness, and in seasons of sadness. No matter what we face, we can rest in the assurance that God hears our cries and will take care of us. He is faithful, and He will handle every situation according to His perfect will. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we come to you today with a humble heart asking for forgiveness for anything we have done . Lord we give you praise and glory . We ask that you help us through our day and give us strength so that we may be better . Lord we ask you for more mercy and more grace . In Jesus Name Amen

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+ Psalm 27:13-14 I believe that I shall look upon the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living! Wait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage; wait for the Lord!

+ Psalm 37:7 Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for him; fret not yourself over the one who prospers in his way, over the man who carries out evil devices!

+ Psalm 116:2 Because he inclined his ear to me, therefore I will call on him as long as I live.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 10

Colossians 2

2 Chronicles 10

Psalm 104

Job 9

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Psalm 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds.”

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 39:7 And so, Lord, where do I put my hope? My only hope is in you.

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SUBJECT: My Hope Is In Him

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM LOVING

I AM FREE

I AM HEARING FROM GOD

I AM FULL OF HOPE

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Our only hope must be in God. David put all of his hope in the Lord and did not allow anything in his life to bypass God. Whenever he needed wisdom, guidance, or help, he sought the Lord first. Many of us, however, look everywhere else before we look to God. We go to friends, family, and other people for answers, but we often forget to seek the One who knows all things and sees the end from the beginning.

When we go to God first, we are placing our hope and trust in Him. We are allowing Him to lead our lives and direct our steps. Many people struggle with this because they fear that surrendering to God means losing control of their lives or giving up their own plans. But God does not desire to harm us or take away what is good. He wants to lead us into His perfect will and guide us with His wisdom and love.

Throughout Scripture, we see men and women who put their hope in God. Abraham trusted God’s promises even when he could not see how they would come to pass. David depended on God through battles and trials. Daniel remained faithful to God even in difficult circumstances, and Noah trusted God enough to obey Him when no one else understood. They placed their hope in God because they knew that He was trustworthy and faithful.

When we walk in a relationship with Christ, our lives begin to change. The more we surrender to Him, the more our hearts become like His. We begin to think differently, love differently, and live differently. Our lives become less about our own desires and more about God’s purpose for us. True hope is found when we stop leaning on our own understanding and place our complete trust in the Lord, allowing Him to lead us every step of the way.

Psalm 39:7 And so, Lord, where do I put my hope? My only hope is in you.

We must put our hope in God alone. Placing our hope in people or in the things of this world will eventually leave us disappointed because people fail and circumstances change. I can say from experience that I have put my trust and hope in people and things, and they have often fallen through. But what I have learned is that when I place my hope in God, He is always there for me. It may not happen the way I expect, and it may not happen when I want it to, but God always comes through in His perfect timing.

God loves us so much that He wants us to put our hope completely in Him. What does it look like to put our hope in God? It means depending on Him for everything. It means fully relying on Him and trusting Him with every part of our lives. It means not allowing the worries and troubles of this world to steal our peace but instead allowing God to help us through our problems and carry our burdens.

Putting our hope in God also means going to Him first. Before we run to other people for answers, we should pray and seek God’s wisdom. There is nothing wrong with receiving godly counsel, but our first response should always be to turn to the Lord. He knows our hearts, understands our needs, and sees what we cannot see.

Hope is something we have when we believe in God and trust His promises. We cannot place our hope in temporary things because they will never fully satisfy us. Every day we make a choice about where we will place our trust and hope. We can choose to put our hope in ourselves, in others, or in the things of this world, or we can choose to place our hope in the One who never fails. True peace and security are found when our hope rests in God alone.

Psalm 119:81 My soul longs for your salvation; I hope in your word.

This verse shows the psalmist longing deeply for God’s deliverance. He was weary, burdened, and waiting for God to move in his situation. Sometimes in life, we become tired from carrying burdens and waiting for answers. In those moments, our souls can feel weak and exhausted, but like the psalmist, we can continue to place our hope in God.

His hope was in God’s Word. God’s promises gave him strength to keep going even when he felt like giving up. As believers, we must learn to stand on God’s promises when our feelings tell us to quit. His Word reminds us that He is faithful and that He will never leave or forsake us.

There are seasons when we may cry out to God and wonder when our breakthrough will come. Waiting can be difficult, and our hearts can become weary. Yet God often uses waiting seasons to teach us dependence and trust. Even when we do not understand His timing, we can rest in knowing that God’s promises are true and that He is always working for our good.

The key is to continue placing our hope in Him and in His Word. When our strength fails and our hearts grow tired, God’s promises become our anchor. We may feel faint, but if our hope remains in the Lord, He will sustain us and carry us through every season of waiting.

*** Today we talked about hope and how important it is in our relationship with God. No matter what happens in our lives, we must continue to place our hope in Him. There will be times when trusting God feels difficult, especially when we cannot see what He is doing or when our prayers seem unanswered. Yet even in those moments, we are called to keep our hope anchored in Him.

Hope is one of the foundations of our relationship with God. It gives us the confidence to believe that God is faithful, that His promises are true, and that He is working in our lives even when we do not understand His ways. Hope reminds us that our circumstances do not have the final word God does.

When we put our hope in God, we learn to depend on Him rather than on our own understanding. We begin to trust His timing, rely on His strength, and believe that He will lead us through every season of life. Hope keeps us close to Him and helps us remain steadfast during trials and uncertainties.

As believers, we must choose every day to place our hope in the Lord. Our hope is not based on what we see but on who God is. He is faithful, loving, and unchanging. Therefore, no matter what we face, we can confidently put our hope in Him, knowing that He will never fail us. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank you so much for everything you have done , lord help us to have hope in you and help us to rely on your for everything lord we love you so much and we are grateful of what your doing in our life. Help us to read this devotional and apply it to our lives in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Psalm 119:81 My soul longs for your salvation; I hope in your word.

+ Genesis 49:18 I wait for your salvation, O Lord

+ Psalm 119:166 I hope for your salvation, O Lord, and I do your commandments.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 9

Ezekiel 26

Genesis 35

Exodus 32

2 Samuel 15

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Psalm 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds.”

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 38:21-22 Do not abandon me, O Lord. Do not stand at a distance, my God. 22 Come quickly to help me, O Lord my savior.

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SUBJECT:God Is Our Help

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM GRATEFUL

I AM FILLED WITH JOY

I AM LOVING

I AM HEARING HIS VOICE

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David wanted God to know that he did not want Him to stand at a distance. He wanted God to come quickly to his aid and be his Savior. In the same way, many of us say we want God to be our Savior, but only on our own terms. Sometimes we would rather keep God at a distance than allow Him to come close enough to direct our lives and tell us what needs to change.

Yet God has promised that He will never leave us nor forsake us. Even so, many of us take that promise for granted. Instead of drawing near to Him, we drift away because we become comfortable with having God nearby but not deeply involved in every area of our lives. God desires for us to be like children who depend completely on their Father. Just as a newborn needs its mother, we need God every step of the way.

We need Him not only during our difficult moments but throughout our entire lives. We need His wisdom to make good decisions and His strength to endure hard ones. We need Him on our best days and our worst days. Life brings both joys and trials, and we must walk through them with God rather than trying to handle them on our own.

Too often, we call on God only when we are hurting, afraid, or in need. During the good times, we may forget to pray, seek Him, or thank Him for His blessings. But our relationship with God should not be based only on our struggles. We should seek Him in every season, thanking Him in the good days and trusting Him in the hard days. God wants to be our constant companion, not someone we turn to only when life becomes difficult.

Psalm 38:21-22 Do not abandon me, O Lord. Do not stand at a distance, my God. 22 Come quickly to help me, O Lord my savior.

God will never abandon us. There may be times when He seems distant, but often that distance is caused by the sin and barriers we have allowed to come between us and Him. Even then, God does not stop loving us or caring for us. He continually calls us back into fellowship with Him and desires for us to draw near to Him.

Many times, God seems far away because we have placed limits on our relationship with Him. We allow Him to speak into certain areas of our lives but keep other parts closed off. We want His comfort and blessings, but we are hesitant to fully surrender ourselves to Him. What needs to happen is that we invite Him into every area of our lives and trust Him completely.

Surrendering to God is not as difficult as it sometimes seems. At its core, surrender is about letting go letting go of our fears, our plans, our pride, and our desire to be in control. The question is Can you let go? Can you trust Him enough to walk His path instead of your own?

The Christian walk is about hearing God’s voice and responding in obedience. It is about listening to Him consistently, not only during difficult seasons but also during times of joy and peace. God desires a daily relationship with us. He wants us to seek Him, hear Him, and follow Him in every season of life.

Psalm 22:19 But you, O Lord, do not be far off! O you my help, come quickly to my aid!

David called the Lord his help, and that is exactly who God is for us. Many times, we need help with different situations in our lives, yet we never ask God for it. Instead, we try to handle everything on our own. Perhaps that is because we are so used to depending on ourselves and not having anyone else to lean on. But we must remember that God is our ultimate source of help.

God is there to help us through times of trouble, happiness, and joy. He wants to be involved in every season of our lives. The decision, however, is left to us. Will we invite Him into our situations, or will we continue trying to carry our burdens alone? God desires to be so close to us that He can guide us and show us the way we should go.

David asked God to come quickly to his aid. How many of us cry out to God for help but struggle to believe that He will answer? Sometimes the reason we do not recognize His help is because we lack faith that He will show up. Yet God is always present and able to move in our lives. We must trust that He hears us and that He will respond according to His perfect will and timing.

The question we should ask ourselves is this Do we truly believe God is our help? Do we have faith that He can meet us wherever we are and provide what we need? God is faithful, and He is always ready to help His children. Our part is to trust Him, call upon Him, and believe that He is able to do exactly what He has promised.

*** Today we talked about God being our help and how much He loves us. He desires to be there for us in every area of our lives, yet many of us do not allow Him to help us because we are too busy trying to do everything ourselves. We often rely on our own strength, wisdom, and abilities. However, when we realize that we cannot do life in our own strength, we begin to understand that we need God’s strength and guidance.

As we turn away from our own ways and turn toward God’s ways, we begin to experience His love and faithfulness more deeply. God has always wanted to be there for us, but the question is: Do we truly believe that He is there? Do we trust Him enough to depend on Him and allow Him to lead us?

I once thought I did not need help. I believed my life was fine and that everything was okay. But when I came to know God, He lovingly showed me that my life was not as complete as I thought it was. He revealed areas that needed healing, growth, and change. In that moment, I realized how much I needed Him and how desperately I needed His help to guide and transform me.

The more I believe in God, the more I change. The more I surrender to Him, the more He shapes me into the person He created me to be. That is what this walk with Christ is all about believing in Him, depending on Him as our help, and surrendering our lives to Him so that He can lead us into all that He has for us.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we thank you for everything you have done for us . We are grateful for everything you have done and we love you for it . Lord give us more grace and mercy . Guide us and see us through our day we are listening to you and your ways . Lord we love you and give you thanks in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Psalm 22:11 Be not far from me, for trouble is near, and there is none to help.

Psalm 35:21-22 They open wide their mouths against me; they say, “Aha, Aha! Our eyes have seen it!” You have seen, O Lord; be not silent! O Lord, be not far from me!

Psalm 22:1 My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving me, from the words of my groaning?

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 8

Ephesians 4

Colossians 2

1 Thessalonians 4

1 Timothy 2

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Psalm 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds.”

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 38:9 You know what I long for, Lord;
 you hear my every sigh.

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SUBJECT: God Hears My Sigh

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM HOPEFUL

I AM NOT AFRAID

I AM STRONG

I AM LISTENING TO GOD

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God hears everything about us, even our sighs and our deepest hurts. He hears every word we speak, even the quiet remarks we think we are saying only to ourselves. God knows us completely and desires to have a relationship with us. He wants to change us and make us new, but that transformation begins when we are willing to surrender ourselves to Him.

Many times, we feel as though God does not hear us, but He hears every prayer, every thought, and every cry of our hearts. He wants to be involved in every part of our lives our mistakes, our victories, our struggles, and every step we take. However, we must be willing to invite Him into those areas and trust Him with them.

Sometimes we forget that God is always listening and watching over us. We say things we shouldn’t say and do things we shouldn’t do without considering that God sees and hears it all. Yet, even in those moments, He still cares for us and lovingly calls us back to Himself. The question is: Are we willing to surrender every part of our hearts to Him?

Many people struggle to surrender because they fear losing control. The truth is that God is already sovereign over every circumstance in our lives. He does not seek to control us like a puppet; rather, He desires to guide us with love and wisdom. God is always leading us toward what is best, but we must choose to trust Him and follow His direction. Too often, we become so focused on doing what we want that we resist His leading. Yet each day, God lovingly invites us to surrender ourselves completely to Him.

Psalm 38:9 You know what I long for, Lord; you hear my every sigh.

God knows what we long for. He knows exactly what we need in our lives. There may be times when it feels like He does not hear us or care about what we are going through, but He does. God hears every prayer, sees every tear, and knows every need before we even speak it. His love for us is constant, and He desires for us to follow His ways because He knows what is best for us.

Many times, we think, If God doesn’t hear me, then why should I listen to Him? But our relationship with God should never work that way. Often, the problem is not that God is silent; it is that we are not paying attention. We become distracted by our own desires and the voices around us, choosing our own way instead of listening for His direction.

God wants us to hear His voice when He speaks. The question is Do you listen to Him? Do you recognize His voice and follow His leading? Many of us find ourselves on the wrong path because we are too busy listening to other voices our fears, our feelings, and the opinions of others. Yet God continually calls us to listen to Him because communication with Him is a two-way street. He hears us, and He desires for us to hear Him as well.

Psalm 10:17 O Lord, you hear the desire of the afflicted; you will strengthen their heart; you will incline your ear

God’s ears are always inclined toward us, whether we choose to believe it or not. He hears us in our deepest moments of pain, fear, and uncertainty. He knows what we need even before we ask. Many of us do not always know what we truly need; we are often making choices and hoping we choose the right path. Yet God desires for us to walk in His will and remain on the right track because He knows what is best for our lives.

God loves us so much that He gave His only Son so that we might have eternal life. If He was willing to make such a great sacrifice for us, why wouldn’t He want to hear our voices? Our prayers and conversations with Him are precious because they reflect our trust and dependence on Him. Even though He already knows what is wrong, He delights in us coming to Him honestly and openly.

God wants us to be authentic before Him and to pour out our hearts and souls in His presence. He invites us to share our fears, burdens, joys, and concerns with Him. As we come before Him, we must never forget who He is. He is our Wonderful Counselor, our Savior, our Rock, and our Redeemer. He is everything we need and so much more if we are willing to let Him be all that He desires to be in our lives.

*** Today we talked about how God hears our sighs and our deepest cries. Sometimes we feel alone in our thoughts and pain because it seems like no one understands what we are going through. In those moments, it is easy to believe that we have no one to turn to. Yet God wants us to know that He hears every cry, every sigh, and every unspoken burden we carry.

One of the things I love most about God is that He always hears me. Even when I feel like my words may sound foolish or insignificant, He still listens. He never turns away from me or ignores my concerns. Instead, He lovingly receives every prayer and every cry of my heart.

God still sits on the throne, and His ears are attentive to His children. Just as He hears my cries, He hears yours as well. No tear goes unnoticed, no sigh is unheard, and no prayer is too small for Him. We can take comfort in knowing that we never suffer alone because our loving Father is always listening and is always near. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we thank you for today , lord we ask you to guide us through our day help us to have a good day lord we thank you for this week we never seen before . Lord we give you praise for what you’re doing in our lives. We ask that you continue to show us mercy and grace . In Jesus Name Amen

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+ 2 Corinthians 5:2 For in this tent we groan, longing to put on our heavenly dwelling,

+ Psalm 6:6 I am weary with my moaning; every night I flood my bed with tears; I drench my couch with my weeping.

+ Psalm 102:5 Because of my loud groaning my bones cling to my flesh.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 7

Mark 11

Daniel 2

Amos 7

Micah 5

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Psalm 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds.”

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Deuteronomy 31:8 It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; he will not leave you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.”

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SUBJECT: He Is Right There

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM SAFE

I AM LOVED

I AM FREE

I AM TRANSFORMED

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes & 4 Seconds

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I have learned recently that I need God more than I could have ever imagined. I need Him for every area of my life. I need Him for my mental state, my physical strength, and my spiritual well-being. As I continue to grow in my relationship with Him, I find myself leaning on Him more and more. I have realized that what I need in life is not something small it is something far greater than I could ever provide for myself, and only God can fill that need.

It is okay to depend on God for both the big things and the small things. Leaning on God does not make us weak or immature; it shows that we recognize our need for Him. God wants to be involved in every part of our lives. Sometimes it is difficult to lean on Him because we have become so dependent on ourselves and our own abilities that we forget we have a loving Father who wants to help us through every hardship and challenge we face.

Throughout Scripture, we see people who depended on God. Moses needed God’s guidance to lead the Israelites and did not want to lead them in the wrong direction. Even at the Red Sea, God had already provided what Moses needed, yet Moses still depended on Him completely. He understood that victory would not come from his own strength but from God’s power and faithfulness. In the same way, we must remember that everything we need ultimately comes from God.

I have also learned that the closer we draw to God, the closer we feel to Him. God delights when His children seek Him and lean on Him more. We should never be afraid to draw near to Him because intimacy with God grows when we spend time in His presence and trust Him with our lives. As we let go of our worries, fears, and burdens, we discover that God is enough. We can release everything into His hands and hold tightly to Him, knowing that He will never let us go.

Deuteronomy 31:8 It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; he will not leave you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.”

As Moses prepared Joshua to lead the Israelites into the Promised Land, he assured him that the Lord Himself would go before him. The same promise is true for believers today. God is already in every situation we will face, preparing the way and providing the strength we need. Because He goes before us, we do not have to live in fear or be overwhelmed by uncertainty. We can move forward with confidence, knowing that God is faithful to His promises.

This verse also encourages us not to be afraid or discouraged. Fear often comes when we focus on our circumstances instead of God’s presence. Challenges, trials, and unexpected changes can make us feel weak, but God reminds us that He is always near. He never abandons His people, even in the most difficult seasons of life. When we trust Him instead of our own understanding, He gives us peace, courage, and the confidence to keep walking by faith.

As followers of Christ, we should hold tightly to the promise that God will never leave us nor forsake us. Whether we are making an important decision, facing a difficult trial, or stepping into something new, we can rely on His presence every step of the way. We do not have to carry our burdens alone because the Lord is our faithful guide and protector. Let Deuteronomy 31:8 remind us each day to trust God’s leading, reject fear, and confidently follow wherever He calls us, knowing that He is always with us.

Isaiah 41:10 Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

God does not promise that life will be free from hardship, but He does promise that His presence will never leave us. When we place our trust in Him, we can face every challenge with confidence because we know the Creator of heaven and earth is walking beside us. His presence gives us peace that cannot be found anywhere else.

There are times when we feel exhausted, discouraged, or overwhelmed by life’s circumstances, but God never expects us to carry those burdens alone. He promises to strengthen us, help us, and uphold us with His righteous right hand. His power is made perfect in our weakness, and when we depend on Him instead of ourselves, we discover that His strength is more than enough for every situation we face.

Instead of allowing worry and anxiety to control our hearts, we can rest in the assurance that God is faithful to every promise He has made. No matter what lies ahead, we can trust that He will provide wisdom, strength, and guidance each step of the way. When we remember that God is with us, we can live with courage, hope, and confidence, knowing that He will never fail us or let us go.

*** Today we talked about God is always right there with us, even when we cannot see or feel His presence. There are moments in life when we may feel lonely, discouraged, or unsure of what to do next, but our feelings do not change the truth of God’s Word. He has promised never to leave us nor forsake us. His presence surrounds us in every season, whether we are celebrating victories or walking through difficult trials. We can take comfort in knowing that we are never alone because the Lord is always by our side.

God is not a distant Father who watches from far away. He is near to those who call on Him in faith. He listens to every prayer, sees every tear, and knows every burden we carry. Even before we ask for His help, He already understands what we need. Because He is always right there, we can confidently bring every worry, fear, and concern to Him, trusting that He cares deeply for us and will guide us according to His perfect will.

Knowing that God is always with us should give us courage to keep moving forward. We do not have to fear the future because He is already there. We do not have to rely on our own strength because His strength is always available to us. When we feel weak, He strengthens us. When we are confused, He gives wisdom. When we are discouraged, He reminds us of His promises. His faithful presence gives us the confidence to face each day with hope instead of fear.

As followers of Christ, we should continually remind ourselves that God is only a prayer away. No matter where we are or what we are facing, we can turn to Him at any moment. He walks with us through every valley, rejoices with us on every mountaintop, and remains faithful through every season of life. Because God is always right there, we can live with peace, trust, and confidence, knowing that His love never fails and His presence will never leave us.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank you for today , thank you for another chance to serve you lord we love you so much we are grateful for the opportunity to be alive lord we are sorry if we done anything that’s not like you lord we also thank you for the mercy and grace you have shown us in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Joshua 1:5 No man shall be able to stand before you all the days of your life. Just as I was with Moses, so I will be with you. I will not leave you or forsake you.

+ Joshua 1:9 Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”

+ Hebrews 13:6 So we can confidently say, “The Lord is my helper; I will not fear; what can man do to me?”

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 6

Jeremiah 27

Leviticus 9

Psalm 120

Matthew 13

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 28:1 I pray to you, O Lord, my rock.  Do not turn a deaf ear to me.For if you are silent,
I might as well give up and die.

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SUBJECT: Listening Ears

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM LISTENING TO HIM

I AM WAITING ON GOD

I AM TRANSFORMED

I AM RENEWED

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes &43 Seconds

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God always hears our prayers. Sometimes we may feel like He does not because we do not receive an immediate answer or because we are going through a difficult season. However, God is always listening to His children. David expressed many times in the Psalms how desperately he needed to hear from God. He understood that life without God’s presence and guidance would leave him feeling hopeless. Many of us can relate to that feeling when we are waiting on an answer, but we can take comfort in knowing that God hears every sincere prayer that comes from our hearts.

God hears not only the words we speak but also knows the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. He sees everything we do and understands our deepest needs even before we ask. Because He loves us, He invites us to bring everything to Him in prayer. Even when it feels like our prayers are falling on deaf ears, they are not. God hears every cry, every concern, and every request. Yet His answer may not always be what we expect because He responds according to His wisdom, His will, and what is ultimately best for us.

It is important to remember that prayer is not only about speaking to God; it is also about listening to Him. A healthy relationship with God involves both communication and obedience. As we pray, we should take time to listen for His guidance through His Word and the leading of the Holy Spirit. God wants us to depend on Him for everything, and He desires for us to grow closer to Him through prayer. When we seek Him with sincere hearts, we can trust that He hears us, loves us, and will answer according to His perfect timing and purpose.

Psalm 28:1 I pray to you, O Lord, my rock.  Do not turn a deaf ear to me.For if you are silent,
I might as well give up and die.

A rock represents strength, stability, and security. When everything around us feels uncertain, God remains unchanging and faithful. Like David, we should turn to God first in times of trouble, knowing that He is our firm foundation and the One who can sustain us through every trial.

David also pleads with God not to be silent. He understood the importance of hearing from the Lord and desired God’s guidance in his life. There are times when believers may feel as though God is silent, especially during seasons of waiting or difficulty. However, even when we do not immediately hear an answer, God is still at work. His silence does not mean His absence. He is always present, listening to our prayers and working according to His perfect plan.

David knew that without the Lord’s help, he would be helpless and vulnerable. We often try to solve our problems through our own strength, but true wisdom comes from seeking God. When we depend on Him and listen to His voice through His Word, He guides us in the path we should take and protects us from making decisions that lead us away from Him.

Psalm 28:1 also teaches us the importance of persistence in prayer. David did not give up when he was struggling; instead, he continued to cry out to God. We should have the same attitude in our own lives. No matter what we are facing, we can confidently bring our concerns before the Lord. He is our rock, our refuge, and our source of strength. When we trust Him and continue seeking Him, we can rest in the assurance that He hears us and will answer according to His perfect will and timing.

Psalm 143:7 Answer me quickly, O Lord! My spirit fails! Hide not your face from me, lest I be like those who go down to the pit.

David cries out to God with a sense of urgency. He is overwhelmed and weary, and he knows that only God can help him. There are times in our lives when we feel exhausted, discouraged, or uncertain about what to do next. Like David, we can bring those feelings honestly before the Lord. God is not afraid of our struggles, and He invites us to call upon Him in our times of need.

This is a reminder that we were never meant to carry life’s burdens alone. When we rely only on ourselves, we eventually become tired and discouraged. However, when we turn to God, we find renewed strength and hope. God’s presence refreshes our hearts and reminds us that He is still in control, even when our circumstances seem overwhelming.

David did not simply want his problems solved; he wanted to hear from God and experience His nearness. As believers, our greatest source of comfort is knowing that God is with us. When we seek Him through prayer, His Word, and worship, He strengthens our faith and guides our steps. No matter how difficult the road may become, we can trust that God hears our cries and will sustain us through every season of life.

Psalm 18:2 The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.

David describes the Lord as his rock, fortress, and deliverer. A rock is firm and unchanging, and a fortress is a place of safety and protection. David had faced many battles and difficulties in his life, yet he knew that God was the One who kept him secure. In the same way, we can trust God to be our foundation when life feels uncertain and unstable.

Many times we try to rely on our own abilities, but our strength is limited. There will be situations that are too great for us to handle on our own. God invites us to place our trust in Him and depend on His strength instead of our own. When we surrender our fears, worries, and struggles to Him, He provides the help and wisdom we need to keep moving forward.

The verse goes on to describe God as a shield, the horn of salvation, and a high tower. These images show God’s power to protect, rescue, and preserve His people. No matter what challenges we face, God remains our refuge. When trials come, we do not have to face them alone because the Lord stands with us. As we continue to trust Him, we can rest in the assurance that He is our protector, our strength, and our salvation, both now and forever.

*** Today we talked about God is our Rock, and what it means , He is our firm foundation in a world that is constantly changing. People, circumstances, and feelings may come and go, but God remains the same yesterday, today, and forever. When life’s storms arise and everything around us seems uncertain, we can stand confidently knowing that God is stable and unshakable. He is the foundation upon which we can build our lives, and those who trust in Him will not be disappointed.

As our Rock, God is also our place of refuge and protection. In biblical times, rocks and cliffs often provided shelter from enemies and danger. In the same way, God invites us to run to Him when we are afraid, discouraged, or overwhelmed. We do not have to face life’s challenges alone because He is always present to strengthen and sustain us. No matter how difficult the situation may be, God is a safe place where we can find peace and security.

Knowing that God is our Rock should encourage us to trust Him completely. When we rely on our own understanding, we can easily become discouraged or led astray. However, when we place our faith in God, we are anchored in His truth and guided by His wisdom. He will never fail us, abandon us, or lead us in the wrong direction. As we remain rooted in Him through prayer, His Word, and obedience, we will discover the strength and stability that come from building our lives upon the Rock that never moves. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank you for your love and allowing your son to give his life for us . We ask you to continue to help us through our day . Give us strength where we need it , father God give us understanding of your word . Help us to be hearers and doers of your word in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Proverbs 1:12 like Sheol let us swallow them alive, and whole, like those who go down to the pit;

+ Psalm 83:1 A Song. A Psalm of Asaph. O God, do not keep silence; do not hold your peace or be still, O God!

+ Isaiah 26:4 Trust in the Lord forever, for the LordGod is an everlasting rock.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 26

Psalm 84

Isaiah 26

Matthew 7

Job 27

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 25:5 Lead me by your truth and teach me , for you are the God who saves me. All day long I put my hope in you.

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SUBJECT: Our Hope Is Always In Him

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM HOPEFUL

I AM HIS

I AM LOVING

I AM STRONG

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READ TIME: 9 Minutes

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Who do you put your hope in? Is it in people, the things of this world, or is it in God? Many times, we are faced with that choice, and often we fall short because we become comfortable with living life our own way. We get used to doing what we want to do rather than seeking what God wants for us. However, God’s Word teaches us to put our trust in Him and not in man. The things of this world may seem dependable for a season, but they can never provide the lasting hope and security that God can.

I know this from my own experience. There was a time when I put my trust in people and in the things of this world. No matter what I pursued, I always came up empty and disappointed. It wasn’t until I began trusting God that I realized why I had been falling short. I was living according to my own desires instead of God’s will. When we live for ourselves, we place our hope in things that cannot truly satisfy us. People will make mistakes, disappoint us, and sometimes fail us, but God never does.

One of the things I love most about God is that He is always faithful. No matter what I face, I can depend on Him. There were people in my life whom I thought I could always count on, but they fell short because they are human. God, however, never falls short. When I trust Him, He provides exactly what I need according to His perfect will and in His perfect timing. His timing is often different from my own, but I have learned that His timing is always better. God sees the whole picture, and when we place our hope in Him, we can rest knowing that He is working everything out for our good and His glory.

Psalm 25:5 Lead me by your truth and teach me , for you are the God who saves me. All day long I put my hope in you.

  David expresses a humble desire to be led and taught by God. He understands that God’s truth is greater than his own understanding and that the Lord is the only reliable guide for life. As believers, we should have the same attitude, recognizing that we need God’s wisdom every day. Instead of relying solely on our own thoughts and feelings, we should seek His direction through prayer and His Word.

He does not leave His children to figure everything out on their own. Through Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and life’s circumstances, God teaches us how to walk in righteousness. Sometimes His lessons take time to learn, but His instruction is always given out of love. When we submit ourselves to Him, He shapes our hearts and helps us grow in faith and maturity.

David refers to the Lord as the God of my salvation, showing his complete trust in God. Salvation is not something we earn; it is a gift from God. Because God has saved us, we can trust Him with every area of our lives. The same God who rescued us from sin is faithful to guide us through every challenge, decision, and uncertainty that we face.

Waiting on God requires patience and faith. In a world that encourages instant results, God often calls us to trust His timing. When we wait on Him, we acknowledge that His plans are better than our own. As we continue to seek Him daily, He faithfully leads us in His truth and helps us walk in the path He has prepared for us.

  Proverbs 8:34 Blessed is the one who listens to me, watching daily at my gates, waiting beside my doors.

We should listen to God every day, not just when we feel like it. God desires to lead us down the path that is right for us according to His will. When we ignore His voice and choose our own way, we often find ourselves on paths that were never meant for us. Many times people wonder why their lives seem to be falling apart or why they feel distant from God, but often it is because they have chosen their own direction instead of following the direction God has given them.

When we take control of our lives and do only what we want to do, we can easily end up somewhere God never intended for us to be. That is why we must be careful about what we do, what we say, and how we live. Our choices matter, and they can either draw us closer to God or pull us farther away from Him. The Lord wants us to seek His wisdom before making decisions so that we can walk in the path He has prepared for us.

The more we live according to God’s will and His ways, the more clearly we can see His guidance in our lives. God wants to lead us each day, protect us, and help us grow in our relationship with Him. He is always speaking through His Word and through the Holy Spirit, but it is up to us to listen. We must make the daily choice to follow His voice, trust His direction, and live according to the purpose He has for our lives.

Psalm 25:10 All the paths of the Lord are steadfast love and faithfulness, for those who keep his covenant and his testimonies.

Even when we do not understand what God is doing in our lives, we can trust that His ways are always good. God’s guidance is never meant to harm us but to help us grow closer to Him. His mercy meets us in our weaknesses, and His truth directs us in the right way to live.

Obedience to God is not about earning His love; it is a response to the love He has already shown us. When we choose to follow His Word and trust His commands, we place ourselves in a position to receive His wisdom and direction. God honors those who seek Him sincerely and desire to walk in His ways.

There may be times when the road God has us on seems difficult or confusing, but we can take comfort in knowing that His paths are always marked by mercy and truth. He never leads His children in the wrong direction. As we continue to trust Him, obey His Word, and remain faithful to Him, we will see His goodness at work in our lives. Every step taken with God is a step guided by His love, grace, and perfect wisdom.

***Today we talked about God’s grace and mercy and how easy it is to get caught up in doing what we want to do instead of what God wants us to do. Sometimes the road God has us on may seem difficult, and we may not understand why we are going through certain situations. Yet even in those moments, God is there to teach us, guide us, and show us the way we should go. The key is trusting His path, even when we cannot see where it leads.

Do we truly trust God, or do we place our trust in other people? Sometimes it can be difficult to rely on God because we cannot physically see Him. It may seem easier to depend on what we can see and understand. However, when we feel lost, confused, or distracted, God is the One we should turn to first. Life will always have ups and downs, but those challenges do not mean that God has left us. Often, they are opportunities for us to grow in faith and learn to depend on Him more.

When the road becomes difficult, our response should be to lean on God even more. He knows the right way for us to live and will continue to guide us if we are willing to listen. Even when we do not understand His plans, God is working for our good. He loves us deeply and desires for us to follow His voice. Regardless of how we feel or what circumstances we face, we must choose to trust Him. God knows exactly what He wants to accomplish in our lives, and His wisdom is far greater than our own. The question we must ask ourselves is: Are we willing to lean on Him completely? When we do, He will faithfully lead us every step of the way. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we thank you for everything we praise your holy name thank you for giving us strength to make it through today lord we thank you for mercy and grace . Help us to lean on you more ,and help us to be more like you everyday in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Psalm 25:10 All the paths of the Lord are steadfast love and faithfulness, for those who keep his covenant and his testimonies.

+ John 14:26 But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.

+ Isaiah 54:13 All your children shall be taught by the Lord, and great shall be the peace of your children

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 25

2 Samuel 22

Leviticus 18

Deuteronomy 13

Joshua 15

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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Proverbs 12:28 The way of the godly leads to life;that path does not lead to death.

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SUBJECT: The Right Path

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM ON THE RIGHT PATH

I AM HEARING HIS VOICE

I AM NOT ALONE

I AM FREE

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The path we walk with God does not lead to death; it leads to life. When Jesus died on the cross for our sins, He secured eternal life for all who place their faith in Him. The narrow road that Jesus spoke about leads to Him, and in Him we find true life, peace, and hope. As believers, we do not have to fear our future when we are walking with God, because He is guiding our steps and leading us according to His will.

Many people find themselves unsure of what road they are on because they choose to live according to their own desires rather than God’s ways. As followers of Christ, we must learn to live righteously and walk in the light of God. When we walk in His light, we bear spiritual fruit, follow His commands, and grow closer to Him each day. A life surrendered to God is a life that reflects His goodness and brings glory to His name.

When we walk according to the world, we often do whatever pleases our flesh. However, God calls us to something greater. He desires for us to live in a way that pleases Him. What pleases God is when we choose Him daily, obey His Word, and seek His presence above everything else. God will not force us to follow Him; that choice belongs to each of us. We must ask ourselves: What do we want our lives to look like? Do we want to resemble the world, or do we want to become more like Christ?

Proverbs 12:28 The way of the godly leads to life;that path does not lead to death.

This verse reminds us that God’s way always leads to life. The world may offer temporary satisfaction, but true life is found in following the Lord. When we choose righteousness and walk according to God’s Word, we experience the peace, joy, and purpose that come from being in a right relationship with Him.

Walking in righteousness does not mean we are perfect; it means we are continually seeking God and allowing Him to guide our steps. Every day we are faced with choices that either draw us closer to God or farther away from Him. As we choose obedience, prayer, and faithfulness to His Word, we grow spiritually and bear fruit that reflects the character of Christ. God honors those who desire to walk in His ways and trust Him with their lives.

Because of His death and resurrection, those who believe in Him no longer have to fear eternal death. The path of righteousness leads us closer to God both now and forever. As believers, we should be encouraged to stay on the narrow path, knowing that God’s way leads to abundant life today and eternal life in His presence.

3 John 1:11 Beloved, do not imitate evil but imitate good. Whoever does good is from God; whoever does evil has not seen God.

We need to imitate what is good and not what is evil as we go through life. God has given us the ability to make choices, and sometimes those choices can be difficult because our flesh wants one thing while God wants something different. Even when it is hard, God calls us to choose His way over our own. His way always leads to peace, growth, and a closer relationship with Him.

God desires for us to live a life that reflects His character. He wants us to be loving, kind, compassionate, patient, and holy. However, the pressures of the world can sometimes cause us to react differently. We may make decisions without thinking them through or allow our emotions to control us. As believers, we should pause and ask ourselves, Would this choice honor God? If it is not something that reflects His heart and His Word, then it is something we should avoid.

Many times we become distracted by the opinions of others and by the voices around us telling us how to act and what to do. But above every other voice, God’s voice should have the greatest influence in our lives. When we listen to Him and follow His guidance, He leads us in the right direction. The world will constantly try to pull us away from God’s will, but we must remain focused on Him, trusting that His wisdom is greater than our own and that His plans for us are always good.

Proverbs 11:19 Whoever is steadfast in righteousness will live, but he who pursues evil will die.

When we pursue the things of this world above everything else, we begin to drift away from God and can become spiritually weak. Our focus becomes centered on temporary things rather than the eternal things of God. The Lord desires for us to seek Him in every area of our lives—our personal lives, our thoughts, our decisions, and our daily walk. He wants to be the center of everything we do, but it is our responsibility to seek Him and draw near to Him each day.

God is faithful to show us where we have gone wrong. Through His Word, the Holy Spirit, and sometimes through other believers, He lovingly corrects us so that we can turn back to Him. Yet there are times when we ignore His guidance because we want to follow our own desires. Even when we wander, God continues to call us back to Himself because He loves us and wants what is best for us. He desires that we listen to His voice and walk in obedience to His will.

Jesus lived a life filled with mercy, kindness, compassion, and love for others. He is our example, and God wants us to follow in His footsteps. The things of this world often lead us down the wrong path and can cause us to make choices that pull us away from God. That is why we must be careful about what we do, what we say, and what we allow to influence our hearts. When we keep our eyes fixed on Christ and seek Him daily, He guides us in the path of righteousness and helps us live a life that honors Him.

***Today we talked about being more like Christ and listening to His Word instead of imitating the things of the world. This can be difficult because there are so many voices around us telling us what to do and how to live. The world constantly tries to influence our decisions, but as believers, we must choose to listen to God above every other voice. No matter what is happening around us, God wants us to keep our focus on Him and trust His direction for our lives.

Sometimes it seems easier to follow the crowd or do what others want us to do because it may stop the criticism, pressure, or opinions of those around us. However, God has called us to be different. He wants us to stand firm in our faith and pursue the things that honor Him. While obedience may not always be easy, God never asks us to walk alone. He gives us the strength, wisdom, and guidance we need to follow Him faithfully.

Many times we think we know what is best for our lives, but God sees what we cannot see. He knows the beginning from the end and understands the path that is best for us. When we trust in our own understanding, we can easily make mistakes, but when we trust in God, He leads us in the right direction. We must continue to stand on His Word, seek His guidance daily, and remember that His plans for us are always better than our own.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father thank you for everything you have done lord we ask you to allow us to get understanding and knowledge of your word . We thank you for this devotion we ask you to apply it to our lives . Lord continue to bless our lives with your mercy and grace over our lives in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Romans 5:21 so that, as sin reigned in death, grace also might reign through righteousness leading to eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

+ Proverbs 11:19 Whoever is steadfast in righteousness will live, but he who pursues evil will die.

+ 1 John 3:7 Little children, let no one deceive you. Whoever practices righteousness is righteous, as he is righteous.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 24

Ezekiel 30

Isaiah 26

Psalm 76

Mark 10

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Proverbs 12:12 Thieves are jealous of each other’s loot,but the godly are well rooted and bear their own fruit.

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SUBJECT: Well Rooted In Him

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM ROOTED IN CHRIST

I AM IN LOVE WITH HIM

I AM LISTENING TO HIM

I AM LOVED BY HIM

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How many of us are truly rooted in God? Have we made Him our anchor, our Savior, our rock, and our everything? Those of us who have walked with God for a while know what it is like to have Him in our lives, and we also know what life is like without Him. The Bible teaches that we should be deeply rooted in our relationship with God. However, many believers are still growing and learning. Some are new in their faith and are still trying to understand what it means to follow Christ. Others may even be afraid of what God is calling them to do. Yet God wants us to know that if we are going to walk with Him, we must be firmly anchored in Him.

Life has a way of distracting us. The cares of this world can pull us in different directions and cause us to focus on what we want to do instead of what God wants us to do. That is why it is so important to remain grounded in our faith. Each day we should spend time in God’s Word, not just occasionally but consistently. We should pray, meditate on Scripture, and seek His presence daily. These spiritual disciplines strengthen our relationship with God and help us stay rooted when life’s storms come our way.

A strong relationship with God is built through prayer, Bible reading, worship, meditation, and authenticity. We must come before Him with humble and sincere hearts. Sometimes we miss important steps in our walk with God because we become too attached to the things of this world. Instead of clinging to worldly distractions, we should cling to Christ. When we humble ourselves and draw near to Him, our roots grow deeper, our faith becomes stronger, and our relationship with God flourishes. The more rooted we are in Him, the more stable we will be in every season of life.

Proverbs 12:12 Thieves are jealous of each other’s loot,but the godly are well rooted and bear their own fruit.

Wicked people often look for shortcuts to gain what they want and may admire the success that others achieve through dishonest means. They are drawn to things that appear profitable on the surface, even when those things are rooted in sin. God warns us not to envy those who prosper through evil because their success is temporary and ultimately leads to destruction.

In contrast, the righteous are compared to a healthy root that produces fruit. A tree with deep roots receives nourishment, remains stable during storms, and continues to grow. In the same way, believers who are rooted in God draw their strength from Him. Their lives produce spiritual fruit such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and faithfulness. While growth may not always happen quickly, a life grounded in God will continually produce good things in His timing.

This verse encourages us to focus on developing deep roots in our relationship with the Lord rather than chasing the things of the world. When we spend time in prayer, study God’s Word, worship Him, and walk in obedience, our roots grow stronger. As our roots grow deeper, our lives begin to reflect Christ more clearly. The righteous do not have to depend on worldly schemes to succeed because God Himself is their source, and from Him comes lasting fruit that brings glory to His name.

John 15:5 I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.

We cannot bear fruit without being connected to God. Jesus said that apart from Him, we can do nothing. Many of us try to live life in our own strength, making decisions and pursuing goals without seeking God first. When we do this, we often find ourselves frustrated, discouraged, and lacking the spiritual fruit that God desires to produce in us. True and lasting fruit comes only from a close relationship with Him.

God is meant to be the head of our lives. We must choose daily to put aside our own desires, plans, and ambitions and submit them to Him. This requires humility and trust. When we make God our priority, we allow Him to guide our steps and direct our paths. The more we depend on Him, the more we will see His hand at work in our lives. A branch cannot survive apart from the vine, and in the same way, we cannot thrive spiritually apart from Christ.

Many people do not realize that we cannot accomplish anything of eternal value without God. Our strength, wisdom, and abilities are limited, but God has unlimited power and knowledge. When we rely on Him, He equips us to do what He has called us to do. Instead of trying to carry life’s burdens alone, we should stay connected to Him through prayer, His Word, worship, and obedience. As we remain in Him, He will produce fruit in our lives that brings glory to His name and blesses those around us.

John 15:16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide, so that whatever you ask the Father in my name, he may give it to you.

This verse reminds us that our relationship with God began with His love and His choice. Before we ever sought Him, He was already reaching out to us. God has a purpose and a calling for every believer. We are not saved simply to exist; we are saved to live lives that glorify Him and produce lasting spiritual fruit.

Jesus teaches that He has appointed us to bear fruit that remains. This fruit includes a Christlike character, a faithful walk with God, and the impact we have on the lives of others. God desires for our lives to reflect His goodness and for our actions to point people toward Him. The fruit that comes from a life connected to Christ is not temporary. It has eternal value because it is produced through the work of the Holy Spirit in us.

We must remain connected to Christ through prayer, His Word, worship, and obedience. As we stay close to Him, He gives us the strength and wisdom to fulfill the purpose He has for our lives. We should be encouraged knowing that God has chosen us, called us, and equipped us to serve Him. When we walk faithfully with Him, our lives will produce fruit that honors God and leaves a lasting impact on those around us.

*** Today we talked about bearing the fruit of Christ , which is evidence that God is working in our lives. When we surrender ourselves to Him and remain connected to Him, His character begins to show through us. The fruit of Christ includes qualities such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. These qualities are not produced by our own strength but by the Holy Spirit working within us. As we grow in our relationship with God, these fruits become more visible in our daily lives.

Bearing fruit requires us to stay connected to Christ. Just as a branch cannot produce fruit unless it remains attached to the vine, we cannot produce spiritual fruit apart from Him. Through prayer, reading God’s Word, worship, and obedience, we draw closer to the Lord and allow Him to nourish our souls. When challenges and trials come, the fruit of Christ helps us respond with grace and faith instead of fear and frustration. The more we abide in Him, the more His nature is reflected in us.

The fruit of Christ is not meant to benefit only ourselves; it is meant to impact others as well. When people see Christ’s love, kindness, and peace in our lives, they are drawn to Him. Our words, actions, and attitudes become a testimony of God’s transforming power. Every day we should ask God to help us bear fruit that brings glory to His name. A fruitful life is a life that points others to Jesus and demonstrates the power of a heart that is fully surrendered to Him. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father, thank you for everything you have done for us , we are grateful for it all . Lord we ask you to give us understanding and wisdom to understand this word you have given us . Lord we ask that you give us more mercy and grace please . Forgive us of the sins we have done in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Proverbs 29:5-6 A man who flatters his neighbor spreads a net for his feet. An evil man is ensnared in his transgression, but a righteous man sings and rejoices.

+ Psalm 1:3 He is like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. In all that he does, he prospers.

+ Isaiah 37:31 And the surviving remnant of the house of Judah shall again take root downward and bear fruit upward.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 23

Acts 4

John 15

Judges 11

2 Samuel 22

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Proverbs 12:6 The words of the wicked are like a murderous ambush,  but the words of the godly save lives.

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SUBJECT: Godly Words

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM SAVED

I AM FREE

I AM NOT ALONE

I AM TRANSFORMED

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We must be careful with our words. A few weeks ago, we talked about the tongue and how powerful it is. The Bible compares the tongue to a fire that can cause great damage if it is not controlled. Our words matter, and although this lesson may sound repetitive, it is something that needs to be repeated because it is so important. We should not speak simply because we feel like saying something. Instead, our words should be thoughtful, gentle, gracious, and pleasing to God.

I remember when I was living in the world, I would say whatever I wanted to say. If it came to my mind, I spoke it. I did not think much about how my words affected others. However, when I gave my life to Christ, I realized that I could not continue living that way. God began teaching me to be more careful with my speech. He showed me the importance of speaking with kindness, patience, and love. As I grew in my walk with Him, my words became gentler, and I became more aware of the impact they could have on those around me.

Even now, as I continue growing in the Lord, I realize that I still have much to learn. Every day is an opportunity for us to grow and become more like Christ. God has a purpose for each of our lives, and He is shaping us into the people He wants us to be. Some people know exactly what God has called them to do, while others are still seeking His direction. No matter where we are in our journey, we should continually ask God, Am I walking in Your will? Am I following Your plans? Am I doing what You want me to do? When we sincerely seek Him, He is faithful to guide us and show us the path He wants us to take.

Proverbs 12:6 The words of the wicked are like a murderous ambush,  but the words of the godly save lives.

When we are not careful with our words, we can truly hurt someone’s life. Many times, we do not stop and think about what we are saying or how we are saying it. God gave us words to encourage, help, and build others up, not to tear them down. As we go through life, it can be easy to say whatever comes to mind without considering the impact it may have on another person. However, as believers, we must remember that our words carry meaning and power.

As we grow in our relationship with God, we should become more aware of the influence our words have on those around us. A kind word can bring healing, encouragement, and hope, while a harsh word can leave deep wounds that may last for years. This is why we should be cautious about what we say and how we say it. Every day, we have the opportunity to use our words to reflect the love and grace of Christ.

Have you ever noticed that during an argument, it is easy to lose your temper and say whatever comes to your mind? Those are often the moments when the most damage is done. Instead of reacting in anger, we should learn to take our frustrations to God first. We can pray, Lord, help me not to say anything that should not be said. Help me to speak with wisdom, love, and self-control. When we seek God’s help, He will guide our speech and give us the strength to respond in a way that honors Him and blesses others.

Proverbs 14:3 By the mouth of a fool comes a rod for his back, but the lips of the wise will preserve them.

This verse teaches us that pride often reveals itself through our words. A foolish person speaks arrogantly, boasting about themselves and saying things without wisdom or restraint. Their words can cause harm not only to others but also to themselves. Pride has a way of leading people into trouble because it causes them to trust in their own understanding rather than seeking God’s wisdom.

The second part of the verse tells us that the lips of the wise preserve them. Wise people are careful with what they say. They understand that words have power and that once something is spoken, it cannot be taken back. Because they seek God’s wisdom, they choose their words carefully and speak in ways that bring peace, encouragement, and truth. Their speech protects them from many unnecessary conflicts and misunderstandings.

As believers, this verse challenges us to examine our own speech. Are our words filled with pride, or do they reflect humility and wisdom? When we allow God to guide our hearts, He also guides our mouths. The more time we spend with Him in prayer and in His Word, the more our speech will reflect His character. Let us strive to be people whose words honor God, build up others, and demonstrate the wisdom that comes from a humble heart.

Proverbs 21:23 Whoever keeps his mouth and his tongue keeps himself out of trouble.

In order to keep ourselves out of trouble, we must learn to guard our mouths and be careful with our words. Sometimes our words can create more problems than we ever expected. A careless comment, an angry response, or a harsh remark can cause hurt and damage relationships. That is why we should always think before we speak and ask God to help us use our words wisely.

The Bible teaches us to let our speech be seasoned with grace. When we allow God to season our words with salt, our conversations become more encouraging, loving, and beneficial to those who hear them. Instead of speaking from anger, pride, or frustration, we can speak with kindness and wisdom. When God is at the center of our lives, He helps us say the right things at the right time.

God can be whatever we need Him to be in any moment, and sometimes we need Him to help us control our words. There is nothing wrong with asking God for help in this area. In fact, it is a sign of spiritual maturity to recognize our need for Him. We do not want to be people who hurt others with our speech. Instead, we should desire for our words to bring healing, encouragement, and hope. As we seek God daily, He will help us speak in ways that honor Him and bless those around us.

*** Today we talked about our speech should be holy because we represent Christ in everything we do. The words that come out of our mouths should reflect the work that God is doing in our hearts. When we speak, we should strive to speak with kindness, truth, grace, and love. Holy speech does not tear people down, spread gossip, or speak in anger. Instead, it encourages, strengthens, and points others toward God. Our words should be a testimony of the transformation that Christ has made in our lives.

Having holy speech does not mean we are perfect, but it does mean we are intentional about what we say. Before we speak, we should ask ourselves if our words honor God and benefit those who hear them. Many times, our flesh wants to react quickly in frustration or anger, but the Holy Spirit helps us respond with wisdom and self-control. When we allow God to guide our speech, our conversations become opportunities to share His love and grace with others.

Every day we should ask God to guard our mouths and help us speak words that please Him. Just as we seek holiness in our actions, we should also seek holiness in our speech. The more time we spend in prayer and in God’s Word, the more our words will begin to reflect His character. A holy mouth comes from a heart that is surrendered to God. When our hearts are filled with His presence, our speech will become a source of encouragement, hope, and life to those around us. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we thank you for today, we ask your to be with us through this new week that we are in . Help us to be with you no matter what comes are way. Help us not to be distracted from the path that you have for us. Lord we are so filled with joy with what your doing in our lives , we give you praise glory and honor in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Jeremiah 5:26 For wicked men are found among my people; they lurk like fowlers lying in wait. They set a trap; they catch men.

+ Acts 23:12 When it was day, the Jews made a plot and bound themselves by an oath neither to eat nor drink till they had killed Paul.

+ Acts 25:3 asking as a favor against Paul that he summon him to Jerusalem—because they were planning an ambush to kill him on the way.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 22

Luke 12

Jeremiah 28

Exodus 25

Psalm 84

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ James 4:10  Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up in honor.

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SUBJECT: Humbly Before the Lord

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM HUMBLE

I AM KIND

I AM STRONG

I AM OBEDIENT

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How do we humble ourselves before the Lord? We do it by setting ourselves aside and trusting Him. Many of us do not know how to humble ourselves because we are so used to doing things our own way. Sometimes our way can get us into trouble because we rely on ourselves instead of depending on God.

I remember when I was living in the world, I was not humble at all. I was very focused on myself and thought I was everything. When I gave my life to Christ, I realized that I was not some extraordinary person above everyone else. I was just like everyone else a person in need of God’s grace. There is nothing wrong with having confidence in yourself or enjoying the gifts and talents God has given you, but we must remain humble in the way we live, act, and handle situations.

Some of us struggle with humility because we were never taught how to be humble. Others are so blessed that they fail to recognize how good they have it. If we continue to be prideful and haughty, we can lose sight of what God has given us. Pride often keeps us from becoming the people God has called us to be.

God wants us to be different. He wants us to walk in humility and dependence on Him. To be humble, we must learn to let go and let God take control. That can be difficult because our flesh wants to hold on to its own plans and desires. I have found many times in my own life that I could have been more humble. There were moments when I thought too highly of myself, and because of that, I forgot how God wanted me to live. Humility comes when we surrender ourselves to the Lord and allow Him to shape us into the people He created us to be.

James 4:10  Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up in honor.

It’s not always easy to be humble. Sometimes humility can be difficult because our flesh wants to be in control. However, when we come before God, we must humble ourselves and allow His presence to work in our lives. Too often, we put ourselves first instead of putting God first. I wear a bracelet that says, God is first, I’m second, and I truly believe that. Remembering that God comes first helps me humble myself before Him because He knows everything, while we do not. We may think we have all the answers, but only God sees the whole picture.

God loves us so much that He wants us to know He is with us through every situation. Even when we struggle to humble ourselves and admit our need for Him, He remains faithful. Many people throughout history have had to humble themselves before the Lord. Humility is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of trust and obedience to God.

When we read the Bible, we see many examples of people who humbled themselves before God. David humbled himself before the Lord and sought His mercy. Abraham humbled himself and trusted God’s promises even when he did not understand everything. Time and time again, God’s people had to lay aside their own understanding and submit to His will.

Sometimes we cannot hear what God is trying to tell us because our vision is blurred by our own plans and desires. We become so focused on doing everything ourselves that we fail to see God’s direction. Humility clears our spiritual vision. When we surrender our pride and trust God completely, we become more sensitive to His voice and more willing to follow where He leads.

Matthew 23:12 Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted.

The world often encourages people to promote themselves and seek recognition, but God’s kingdom operates differently. When we lift ourselves up in pride, we place ourselves in a dangerous position. God desires for us to walk humbly before Him, recognizing that every good thing we have comes from His hand.

Humility is not thinking less of yourself; it is thinking of yourself less and putting God first. A humble person understands their need for God and does not rely solely on their own strength, wisdom, or abilities. Throughout Scripture, we see examples of people who humbled themselves before the Lord and were blessed because of it. When we choose humility, we open our hearts to God’s guidance and allow Him to work in our lives in ways we could never accomplish on our own.

Jesus promises that those who humble themselves will be exalted. This does not necessarily mean earthly fame or success, but it means that God honors those who trust Him and submit to His will. When we surrender our pride and seek God’s glory instead of our own, He lifts us up in His perfect time. As believers, we should strive to live with humble hearts, knowing that true greatness is found in serving God and others rather than seeking recognition for ourselves.

1 Peter 5:6 Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you,

This verse reminds us that humility is a choice. God calls us to willingly place ourselves under His authority and trust His plan for our lives. Instead of trying to promote ourselves or force our own way, we are to submit to God’s leadership and recognize that His wisdom is far greater than ours.

Humbling ourselves under God’s mighty hand means surrendering our pride, fears, and desires to Him. It means trusting Him even when we do not understand what He is doing. Many times we want answers right away, and we want God to move according to our schedule. However, true humility accepts that God’s timing is perfect. When we trust Him and remain faithful, we show that we believe He is in control of every situation.

This does not mean we seek recognition or praise from others, but it means that God honors those who walk humbly before Him. He sees our obedience, our faithfulness, and our trust in Him. As believers, we should focus on serving God with humble hearts, knowing that He will lift us up according to His perfect will and at the right time.

*** Today we talked about being humble and how challenging it can be at times. Humility is not always easy because our flesh naturally wants recognition, control, and praise. Yet God’s Word repeatedly teaches us to humble ourselves before the Lord. True humility comes when we acknowledge that God knows what is best for our lives and that we need Him every day.

Many times, we take ourselves too seriously and begin to rely on our own understanding instead of trusting God. When this happens, pride can slowly take root in our hearts. The Bible reminds us that God gives grace to the humble but resists the proud. Humility requires us to set aside our own desires and surrender our plans to God, even when we do not fully understand His purpose.

Being humble before the Lord may be one of the hardest things we do as believers, but it is also one of the most rewarding. When we humble ourselves, we become more sensitive to God’s voice and more willing to follow His direction. Humility allows God to shape our character and draw us closer to Him. As we continue to seek the Lord, may we choose humility daily and trust that His ways are higher and better than our own. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we are so grateful of what you’re doing in our life . We are so appreciative of the things you have given us , lord we are so filled with joy with what your have brought us through . Forgive us of the sins we have done . Help us to hear your voice when you speak , give us ears to hear and eyes to see . Give us peace through out of our day in Jesus Name Amen

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+ 1 Samuel 2:7 The LORD sends poverty and wealth; He humbles and He exalts.

+ Job 5:11 He sets the lowly on high, so that mourners are lifted to safety.

+ Proverbs 29:23 A man's pride will bring him low, but a humble spirit will obtain honor.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 21

1 Samuel 2

Job 5

Jeremiah 18

Ruth 2