09 - Sep

Humility manifests in different ways. We touched on one yesterday, that is, restraining from jostling for the highest seat. Another way that humility manifests is when we know the bounds of our authorities.

Those who assume higher spaces by themselves may be forced to eat the humble pie served cold. It is all about humility; and this goes beyond social gatherings. It is the noble way of life.

Actually, obtaining restoration for the soul opens the floodgate for other forms of restoration. It is a cheering news to know that God is still in the business of restoration; and you can key into it.

True Bible faith demands that we keep trusting and obeying even when we don’t have full knowledge of present situations.

Since the beginning of this month, we have stressed the need for divine help. It is good to close on this note: the help we seek may come piecemeal, one day at a time, and only when it is needed.

Each of us should have someone who not only inspires us, but also is able to salvage us in crisis moments. On a broader scale, it is heart-warming that Jesus is watching over His own with tender care

Where can one get the assurance of help? It is in divine presence. The stories of two men called by God will help to convey the necessity of divine presence.

Horns are for defenses. The fact that sheep lack them is a pointer to their vulnerability.

It is neither a crime nor a thing of shame to admit before God that you are weak. When you are weak in yourself that is when you are truly strong in the Lord.

Hardly had I started my meditation when I heard clearly in my spirit, “HELP IS FOR THE WEAK”! Levi played host to Jesus one day.