HE NEVER REJECTS YOU

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HE NEVER REJECTS YOU John 6:24-40  Devotional:- “All whom My Father gives (entrusts) to Me will come to Me; and the one who comes to Me I will most certainly not cast out [I will never, no never, reject one of them who comes to Me]” (V 37) AMPC Sometimes we imagine God in our mind with the understanding and the likeness of men. We view Him as someone we have to really beg to ever experience His favour or help. The truth is that there are several reasons responsible for this. One of them is that man, by his nature, could reject a fellow man. So when we think of coming to God or returning to Him, we feel in our mind that we are too bad to be accepted. We need to understand that our feelings about God cannot be the best way to describe Him, like His word. Even though we feel like that, yet, the word of God, which is the truth, says, whoever comes to Him, He will never reject. He is never interested in the death of a sinner but that he repents and be saved (Ezekiel 18:23). This is part...

RELEASING OTHERS

RELEASING OTHERS

Luke 17:1-4
Devotional:- “And if he sins against you seven times in a day, and seven times in a day returns to you, saying, 'I repent,' you shall forgive him” (V.4) NKJV

    It is easy to say “Away with Him, kill him” when you are not the one to be killed. Parents would bitterly discipline their children for an offence they too had committed in the past and were not killed.

The scripture we read today reveals how wicked people can be. A servant, who owed his master so much, just as we owed God so much, was forgiven but could not forgive his colleague, but locked him up in the police cell. This cruelty made his master reverse the mercy he had shown him earlier.

Friend, who are the people you have refused to forgive? No matter what they have done, you’ve done worse things to God. The truth is that you are doing more harm to yourself when you don’t forgive others. This will create tension and bitterness in your heart and make you lose strength (Hebrews 12:15). Many people’s heaven is blocked because of unforgiveness. But as soon as you forgive, your rain starts falling again. Job was badly wounded by his friends when they attempted to correct him (Job 16:2). But he began to experience restoration when he prayed for his friends (Job 42:10). Arise, take a bold step today, and forgive those who offend you. Your strength shall be restored in a double way for progress.

PRAYER: LORD, GRANT ME THE GRACE TO ALWAYS FORGIVE OTHERS.

“LET GO AND LET GOD”

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