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Devotional - 03rd July 2020

'Be thou exalted, Lord, in thine own strength: So will we sing and praise thy power' ( Psalm 21:13).

God our Creator is always worthy of our praise. It is for that purpose we have been created, to exalt and glorify Him. He  deserve our highest praise all the day long, when we rise in the morning until we go to sleep at night. We have a duty to God, which is to fear Him and keep His commandments. Let that resonate with us for a moment! Christ is our solid foundation - our Rock, and we must safely trust in Him, for the name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous flee into it , and are safe. The Lord is also our defender  and our strength; He manifest His power, providence and wisdom; His grace and mercy and longsuffering. Isn't His power worthy of our praise? This world of sin and the evil surmising ; where the law of God has been trampled upon and God's people been persecuted; will see God standing up for His people who will have victory in Jesus; while the wicked will be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of God. God will vindicate His people and it will be followed by rejoicing and praise to the Most High God. The divine power of God ought to inspire us with joy and elevate us to celebrate in songs of praise and thansgiving. God's love is amazing! Let us reflect on the  astonishing love of God our Father, and the gift of His Son for the redemption of our souls - the epitome of His amazing love for us. God display such love and grace to a dying world by redemption of His Son; He is indeed worthy of exaltation, honour and praise. God has exalted Christ in His own strength, so we are able to sing and praise His power. It's not man's success that matters, but  the glory of our soon coming King; this should lead us to praise and worship Him. In Christ we are overcomers as God has promised. Let us be faithful!

Have wonderful day and a bless weekend🌹🌹

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