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Devotional - 14th Oct 2020

 'The Lord thy God in the midst of thee is mighty; he will save, he will rejoice over thee with joy;   he will rest in his love, he will joy over thee with singing' (Zephaniah 3:17).

For everyone who accept Jesus  Christ as their personal Saviour he rejoices over you with singing. Isn't that amazing? God our Creator is also in the midst of us. He is the  Almighty God, and of such he is mighty to save His people from the curse of sin and death; to save us from our fears and those who seek to harm us. All we need to do is to come to him as we are; wretched, sinful and needy. God loves you just as you are and promises to calm your fears with His love and to rejoice over you with joy as you come to him. He takes delight in His children and offers us a sense of peace. His love is unconditional and does not expect anything in return. He loves us first that we may know how to love him. When we experience His love, we will truly love him with all our heart, with all our soul and with all our mind. This will lead us also to genuinely love one another. We will love Him because of who He is, not what He can do for us, which will compel us to respond in obedience and love. Christ the Son of God came and dwell among us. He is in our midst and is our mighty and victorious warrior; our protector and defender; our provider and the cure for all our problems; he is the remedy for our fears and the antidote for sin. Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! Upon all who trust in his name, he delights to bring to salvation and to pour out eternal life so we can have life more abundantly. The Lord rejoices over all of us who believe in him and takes delight in us as we trust in His word and abide in His wonderful love. God's desire is for all to diligently seek him, to find rest in him and be save. Let us draw near to him, and with the aid of the Holy Spirit keep our minds stayed on him that we can find perfect peace in him; that we can also find rest in him and abide in His truth. Remember He is a God of love, of peace, of holiness, and find it a delight to rejoice over us with singing. Today if you're experiencing God's amazing love, reach out to someone and let them know how much God loves and cares for them.   How much He wants to save them!

Have a wonderful day🌹🌹

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