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Devotional - 24th Sep 2020

 'Seek the Lord and his strength, seek his face   continually' (1 Chronicles 16:11).

The Lord Almighty is our refuge and strength. He is our Maker and each one of us are created uniquely for his purpose. It was sin that separate us from God and his presence and through Christ we have been restored to Him. The text reminds us of the importance of seeking God. It is a faithful reminder that our strength is found in him, that our grace is from his loving presence and our hope is in seeing him face to face one day. When we know God we want to be near him and to be in His presence. We should look to the Lord always for direction and not follow our own path. It behoves us to reflect on the presence of God and his glory; to talk of his wondrous love and works in our homes, our place of work, our schools and social gatherings. It is important to speak more of His wondrous work then we do of men's work. We seek and worship the Lord because He is full of joy and strength; because of His holiness; He is the Lord our God; His protection; He is good and his love endures forever. He had an abundance of strength and our strength comes from Him, therefore, we must seek his strength. In times when we feel helpless, weary and lack strength, the Lord will strengthen us and give power to us when we are weak. Our strength will fail us but the strenth we find in the Lord will never fail us. We  need to seek God's face and enjoy his gracious presence that we have through Christ. When we trust in Him, He promises us never to leave or forsake us. We must purpose in our heart to search for Him with our whole heart, because we will find him. Let us seek God continually in good times and bad times; let us seek His favour and strength. He is worthy of such, because He is God.

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹

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