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Devotional - 09th Aug 2021

 'For thou art my rock and fortress; therefore for thy name's sake lead me, and guide me' (Psalm 31:3).

Jehovah is our rock and fortress, and in him is our protection. Without Him we are absolutely nothing. In our difficulties we call upon the name  of Jesus, because there is no safety and security outside of Him. He alone is our very present help in the time of trouble. We can always run to Christ, who is our rock. We must understand that not because we are children of God, we think we are  exempt from any difficulties and dangers that may come upon us. But He did promised he would be with us through these difficult times and that is grace is sufficient for us. We should praise Him everyday; make him our first priority as we give him honour and total praise. Let us pray to the Lord to lead and guide us. We should delight and meditate upon Him in each waking moments, knowing Christ is our portion, and of such, we have the privilege to pray even in tough times. Like David, who was able to claim that God was his rock and submit to his perfect leading. We too can seek those  claims as our hope and confidence in the Lord increase. Let it be our desire for the Lord to lead us in the way of truth and path of righteousness, as we stand on the His Word; to guide us by the His Spirit, so we might walk upright. Anyone who is not wrapped up in Christ, is capable of losing their soul. Today I called you to come to Jesus and allow him to purge you from your sins and He will  remember  them no more for his name's sake. Trust God and let him lead and guide you for his name's  sake. Don't lose out on eternity with Christ.

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