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Devotional - 12th Mar 2021

 'But the end of all things is at hand: be ye therefore sober, and watch unto prayer' (1 Peter 4:7).

Earth's history is drawing to a close as the Second Coming of Jesus gets nearer. Since the fall of man, many important events have taken place including the coming of the Messiah to save mankind. He lived, died, was resurrected and went back to His Father to be our High Priest and Judge, as was prophesied throughout the Bible. He is doing a wonderful work of intercession for us in heaven and is soon to return. He will give everyone His just reward and vindicate his faithful ones. How then ought we  to respond, amidst all the chaos in the world right now and knowing the end is in sight? Peter is saying to us as he did 2000 years ago, "Be therefore sober and watch unto prayer." All who believe and have faith in Christ as the Saviour of the world, will understand there is no need for worry or fear, because God is still in control. We should be mindful how we live our lives and how we treat one another. We through the power of the Holy Spirit, should be Christ-centred; Christ-focused and seek to have the mind of Christ. We must humble ourselves and seek to have the attitude of Christ amidst his suffering, while he was on earth. We must love each other and use all the gifts and talents God has given us to serve one another. Now is not the time to do our own thing and seek our own pleasures. But to be alert and stay focus, having a clear minds that will enable us to pray earnestly and with sincerity of heart in these end times. The effective fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. Therefore, let us rejoice as we share in Christ's suffering and do all we can to help others through the power of the Holy Spirit, to bring glory and honour to God. Yes, Jesus is soon to come, let us be watchful, be sober and be ready for all that is yet to come. We will endure sufferings and humiliation,  persecution for Christ; but by faith in Him and the blessed hope of His coming, we shall overcome, because Christ has given us the victory. Let us pray without ceasing as we prepare our heart and soul for the difficult days ahead until Jesus comes.

Have a wonderful day and a blessed weekend 🌹🌹

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