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Trust Jesus for financial breakthrough
Jesus is calling you today. He says in Matthew 11: 28, “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” Receive His rest by faith through prayer. Let’s Pray: Lord Jesus, I thank You for Your mercy upon me as I face the burden of financial debt. My lenders seek repayment, but I turn to You for help and a way out of this situation. Bless me with financial freedom and strengthen…
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- Don’t Doubt God
Jonah 3:5 is one of the most stunning verses in the Bible. A city known for its violence and pride reached a total, unanimous turning point because they “believed God.” It didn’t take a hundred… Read more: Don’t Doubt God - The Call to Repentance
Jonah 3:4 represents the Turning Point of a Nation. Jonah spoke a message of judgment, but his very presence in the city was proof that God wanted to save it. This prayer is a Call… Read more: The Call to Repentance - The Great Commission
Jonah 3:3 is the picture of a transformed will. The same man who once boarded a ship for Tarshish is now walking the dusty roads to his enemies’ capital. It reminds us that our “Yes”… Read more: The Great Commission - The God of the Second Chance
Jonah 3:1–2 is the Great Reset. It shows a God who is more interested in our future obedience than our past rebellion. Jonah went from the belly of a fish back to the start of… Read more: The God of the Second Chance - Helpline 121: The First Call in the Day of Trouble
The Global Statistics of Crisis In the world today, we are trained to dial for help the moment disaster strikes. In the United States, it is 911. In Sweden, it is 112. The volume of… Read more: Helpline 121: The First Call in the Day of Trouble - What God’s Word Can Do!
Jonah 2:10 is the Grace of the Fresh Start. It proves that God can use even the most “messy” situations to get us exactly where we need to be. The fish was an instrument of… Read more: What God’s Word Can Do!
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Keep me in all my ways, O God
Our God knows what He wants to do and when to do it, yet He wants to hear from you. We can come to Him as we are. Let’s Pray: Father Lord, through Your marvelous mercy and kindness cause heaven and earth to pour out Your endless joy and favor upon me, so that wherever I go I may receive see Your goodness. My Lord, put Your angels in charge over me and support me with everything I do, that…
Latest posts
- Don’t Doubt GodJonah 3:5 is one of the most stunning verses in the Bible. A city known for its violence and pride reached a total, unanimous turning point because they “believed God.” It didn’t take a hundred… Read more: Don’t Doubt God
- The Call to RepentanceJonah 3:4 represents the Turning Point of a Nation. Jonah spoke a message of judgment, but his very presence in the city was proof that God wanted to save it. This prayer is a Call… Read more: The Call to Repentance
- The Great CommissionJonah 3:3 is the picture of a transformed will. The same man who once boarded a ship for Tarshish is now walking the dusty roads to his enemies’ capital. It reminds us that our “Yes”… Read more: The Great Commission
- The God of the Second ChanceJonah 3:1–2 is the Great Reset. It shows a God who is more interested in our future obedience than our past rebellion. Jonah went from the belly of a fish back to the start of… Read more: The God of the Second Chance
- Helpline 121: The First Call in the Day of TroubleThe Global Statistics of Crisis In the world today, we are trained to dial for help the moment disaster strikes. In the United States, it is 911. In Sweden, it is 112. The volume of… Read more: Helpline 121: The First Call in the Day of Trouble
- What God’s Word Can Do!Jonah 2:10 is the Grace of the Fresh Start. It proves that God can use even the most “messy” situations to get us exactly where we need to be. The fish was an instrument of… Read more: What God’s Word Can Do!
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