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Devotional - 20th Oct 2021

 'Know ye that the Lord is God: it is He that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture' (Psalm 100: 3).

All of humanity should acknowledge that the Lord Himself is God! He created us and we not we ourselves, therefore, we are His people and the sheep of his pasture. How wonderful is it to know, that this Sovereign God is our Creator and Shepherd? We are not an accident, or something that evolved, or an afterthought. We are created beings, created by a loving God and was thought about before the foundation of the world. How does knowing that, make you feel about God? And even thou Adam and Eve sinned, and was disconnected with God, and as a result we all inherited their sinful nature; Each one of us have the opportunity to reconnect with God, through faith in His Son, Jesus Christ. It is a wonderful thing to know, that God owns us by creation, and by redemption - all who are willing to come to Him. Knowing they are His blood-bought children, who were once dead in sin but are alive to God in Christ. Listen, we are His people and the sheep of his pasture. He daily provides for our needs, protect and give us peace. We must therefore, give thanks to God; we must acknowledge that He is deserving of loyalty and submission, because He is God and is steadfast forever, and his faithfulness is from generation to generation.
Let us joyfully praise the Lord, serve Him with gladness and worship him with singing; knowing He is the Lord our God, whose love is unfailing, and will never let us down.

Have a wonderful day

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