MGD: Healing for Bitter Waters - 1

Chalom now blessed money to you all, and you're only

welcome to today's episode of the Morning Glory Devotion necess

Sorry Miyan rebels jabbing from Harvest Chapel International Commercy. And

it's our privilege to be facilitating today's edition. Please let

us share a word of prayer.

Father, thank you for the wonderful privilege to gather together

at your feet to listen to your word. Please open

our eyes and let us see wondrous things out of

your word in Jesus' my teen name. Amen.

Amen. Now let us take our confession from Josh chapter one,

verse eight. This book of the Law shall not depart

out of my mouth, but I shall meditate in it

day and night, that I may observe to do according

to all that is written in it. Well, then I'll

make my way prosperous, and then I'll have good success. Amen.

Amen.

A Bible reading text for today shall be taken from

Exceter chapter fifteen, Ver's twenty two to twenty five. Exceidus

chapter fifteen, There's twenty two to twenty five.

Then Moses led the people of Israel away from the

Red Sea into the desert of share for three days

they walked through the desert but found no water. Then

they came to a place called Mara, but the water

there was so bitter that they could not drink it.

That is why it was named Marah. The people who

complained to Moses and asked, what are we going to drink?

Moses prayed earnestly to the Lord, and the Lord showed

him a piece of wood, which he threw into the water,

and the water became fit to drink. There the Lord

gave them laws to live by, and there he also

tested them.

Amen.

Amen.

Today's episode of the Morning Glory Devotion has been titled

Healing for Better Waters, but one Healing for Better Waters

but one subtitleist Earnest Prayers, Earnest Prayers, Amen Amen. One

of the greatest privileges I've had in life is opportunity

to work in health care. My WREK brings me on

a daily basis in contact with people from all walks

of life. The array of experiences over the years, I've

learned that I am best placed to help my clients

and patience and unable to see beyond the ailments into

their individual stories. I found that behind every presentation is

a deeply personal story, and one truth stands out clearly.

No life is completely immune to sudden harship or misfortune,

and so often a bright and happy season is overshadowed

by an unexpected ten of events. Think of the couple

who finally married after years of waiting, only to face

the quiet pain of infertility. All the expectant mother filled

with joy suddenly told her pregnancy is high risk, or

the parents holding their newborn only to receive an unexpected diagnosis.

In moments like these, the sweetness of a long awaited

blessing feels suddenly tainted by harsh reality. This human experience

is as old as the scriptures. In Exodus, the people

of Israel had just witnessed one of the greatest miracles

in history, the pattern of the Red Sea. They were singing, dancing,

and celebrating their freedom. Yet just three days later, as

they journeyed through the harsh desert of Shoe, they found

no water. When they finally spotted a body of water

at Marah, their relief was overwhelming until they tasted it.

The water was foul, better and undrinkable. In a matter

of days, their joy turned to frustration, and their songs

tend to better complains. Friends, it is easy to understand

their distress. But notice how Moses reacted differently. While the

crowd murmured against leadership, Moses took his pain directly to God.

He did not pretend the water was fine, nor did

he allow anger to consume him. He prayed earnestly to

the Lord beloved when he faced a better tone of

fortune in your own life, say a new job that

has become overwhelming, a relationship that has grown cold, or

a sudden change in your health. The first response matters.

Complaining only depends the betterness that Ennes's prayer opens the

door for God to act. God heard Moses's cry and

showed him a piece of wood, and Moses threw it

into the water. The bitter stream was made completely whole.

Brothers and sisters, is anyone amongst us standing beside better

waters today? Let him bring his plight before the Father.

Do not carry the disappointment alone, or let resent men

take roots in your heart. Lay the situation open before

him in simple and prayer, trusting that he still has

the power to turn your hardest seasons into places of restoration. Amen. Amen,

Now let us take our memory. Verse from Exodus chapter fifteen,

verse twenty five.

A Moses prayed earnestly to the Lord, and the Lord

showed him a piece of wood, which he threw into

the water, and the water became fit to drink. Amen.

Amen, spray Heavenly Father, you see the better places in

our lives today. You know the exact moment where our

joy was interrupted by pain, worry, or disappointment. Lord, forgive

us for the times you have complained instead of turning

to you today, bring these heavy situations before you're thrown

off grace. Pour your healing power into our hearts, and

make our better waters sweet again in Jesus' name. Amen.

Amen beloved, thank you for being a part of today's

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same time, have a blessed day, Amen Amen. An sm