Wednesday, August 12, 2020

Pastor's thoughts

     
                     
                    
                           Examine me, O Lord, and prove me; try my reins and my heart.
                                                                       (Ps 26:2)


     Greetings. The word for today is Examine. When was the last time you had a heart examination before the Lord? If truth be told, we cannot judge ourselves entirely without the help of the Holy Spirit. He is our independent counsel and will tell us the truth about ourselves. As we analyze Ps 26:2, we see the word examine comes from the Hebrew word "Bachan", which is associated as Gold tried in the fire.

When Gold is tried in the fire, the impurities rise up and it is purified. When being examined by God, you will be like gold and tried in the fire. Usually, it is done when we are going thru trials and testings. It is at this point, God will allow those fiery trials to bring out whatever impurities lie in our minds and heart. The second thing he does is to try our reins, The word "reins" comes from the Hebrew word "Kilyah," which means the seat of emotions. This is where our soul is located (The mind, will, and emotions) It is at this point that the Holy Spirit will point out the pollution that has been set in our mind and how it affects our decision-making process.

Brethren, that is why mind renewal is so important. The word says that we have the mind of Christ, but it does us no good if we don't take his promises and apply it to ourselves. The word Christ is associated with lifting burdens and destroying yokes. As we renew our minds with the word, the fire will bypass us and we will pass inspection. As we take on his mind, we will think clearly and avoid deception in our lives.

The word says that we will have what we say. On this day, take some time and meditate in his word. Make mind renewal a priority and you will have the clarity to make good choices, have discernment, and avoid the traps of the enemy. Remember, you have the mind of Christ! Take what's yours and go onward to victory.

Confession---Dear Lord, I thank you for speaking to me. Forgive me for allowing my mind and heart to become polluted with the affairs of this world. Lord, try and examine my heart and mind. Help me to find any hidden motives or things that are not aligned with your will. I take the mind of Christ. I cast my cares and burdens to you. I declare that yokes are being destroyed in my life and family. I have the mind of Christ. I am more than a conqueror. Thank you for giving me the victory in Jesus name...amen.

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Friday, August 7, 2020

Breaking a curse..

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Evening Prayer...

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What's your pleasure?

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Thursday, August 6, 2020

Overcome and enter into his rest.

Greetings. In today's study, find out how you can overcome and enter into his rest. We start by prayer. We invite you to submit your prayers so we can pray for you. Then, you will see a Bible teaching on how to overcome your weakness. Like what you see? Check us out on our Facebook page The Christian corner community church 56. Don't know Jesus as your Lord and Savior? Pray this prayer---

Jesus, I ask you to forgive me of all my sins. Come into my heart and make me a new creation. I receive all that you did for me on the cross. Your death, burial, and resurrection is now my gift through your blood.  I will serve you for the rest of my life. Thank you for dying for me, in Jesus name.