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Devotional - 05th Jul 2021

 'Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today and forever' (Hebrews 13:8).

Jesus Christ our Lord, does not change. He is the same yesterday, today and forever. His plans does not change or his nature. Whatever plans He had for us in the very beginning of time remains the same. Everything we needed to know has already been revealed, even though things we think we need to know has not yet been seen; but by faith we have taken hold of, by the grace of God. God is truth and truth does not change. The same gospel preached by Paul and the  disciples is the same gospel Christ admonished us to give to the world in our time. Christ does not change nor does His gospel, God does not change, neither is His truth. As believers we will come to a better understanding of truth as we grow in Christ, but God's truth will not change. When we know that God is constant and unchanging it builds trust and confidence in Him. God has not change, and He will never change, because He is the same yesterday, today and forever. God spoke and the earth came into existence, man sinned and God immediately spurned into action. He spoke and His Word is settled in heaven. What an amazing God! Jesus was able to claim that He was the "I Am" because before Abraham, He was.  In the last days God has now spoken to us through His Son, Jesus Christ, our Saviour. The One who is without beginning and ending and is from eternity. He is able to save us from our sins and to the utmost. He is beyond time, space and matter which were created by Him. He is the ever-present immutable God who never changes. He is the All-knowing, All-sufficient God of yesterday, today and will be forever. Today, if you hear His voice harden not your heart. Jesus is seeking your heart because He loves you and want to save you. His  plan of salvation is still available to all who are willing to accept it. You can trust Him, He is God and will not change His love for us; nor His nature; nor His character; nor His Word. He is eternal and an ever faithful God!

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