MGD: God is Caring Enough

Shalon Beloved, you are welcome to today's Morning Glory Devotion.

We are Pastor Indickiness kills in from the Harvest Chapel

International Daniamiko Marsi, and we are grateful to God to

be bringing you another episode of our Morning Glory devotion.

Let us kindly share a word of prayer. Our heavely Father,

We thank you for your end and love and care.

As we listen to your word today, please open our

hearts to receive your grace and to yield to your

divine restoration in Jesus's name. Amen, let us kindly take

our confession for today from Joshua, chapter one, verse eight.

Joshua Chapter one, the verse eight. This book of the

Law shall not depart from 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.

For them, I will make my way prospers, and then

I will have good success. Amen. Today's message is titled

God is Caring enough, God is carrying enough, written by

Pastor and Dickiness Baffo. Our scripture reading shall be taken

from Look chapter nineteen, the verse one to ten. Look

Chapter nineteen the verse one to ten, I will be

reading from the New India translation. Jesus and Zachios. Jesus

entered Jericho and was passing through it. Now a man

named Zachios was there. He was a chief tax collector

and was rich. He was trying to get a look

at Jesus, but being a short man, he could not

see over the crowd. So he ran on ahead and

climbed up into a sycamore tree to see him, because

Jesus was going to pass that way. And when Jesus

came to that place, he looked up and said to him,

Zacchios came down quickly, because I must stay at your

house today. So he came down quickly and welcomed Jesus joyfully.

And when the people saw it, they all complained, he

has gone in to be the guest of a man

who is a sinner. But Zakios stopped and said to Lord, look, Lord,

half of my possessions I now give to the poor,

and if I have cheated any one of anything, I

am paying back four times as much. Then Jesus said

to him, today South Asian has come to this household

because he too is a son of Abraham. For the

son of man came to seek and to save the lost.

The Lord add his blessings to the reading and hearing

of this word. Thanks be to God. Amen. God is

caring enough. God is caring enough. Growing up, my mother

had a quiet evening routine before shutting down the house.

She would step outside to the chicken scoop and take

a careful head count. If even one hand was missed,

she didn't simply strike her shoulders and lock the door.

She would get herself ready, step out into the neighborhood

and look around until she found where that stray bed

had wandered. As a child, I wondered why she bothered

over a single animal, But looking back, I see a

gentle reflection of something much grander. Our God is a

caring God. He seeks after us with unconditional love, patience,

and determination to bring us back into fellowship with himself.

Saccios was a joyous beneficiary of God's care. He was

a well known, wicked and oppressive man in his community,

and the people of his days did not deem him

worthy for Jesus to look out for him. Step into

his house, let alone spend the ninth there and dine

with him. Though his image was broken and distorted by

his sinful lifestyle. Jesus did not ignore him. Instead, Jesus

looked up and welcomed him down from the tree, stepped

into his sin, stayed home, and extended God's plan of

salvation and restoration to the household. Similarly, when you and

I drift from God's presence and we become vulnerable, when

our faith falters, or when shame makes us want to

dig into the shadows, God does not lock the gate

and leave us outside. He cares, and so he comes

looking for us. That's exactly what Jesus came to do.

From the guardian of Eden, where man walked away from

the presence of God, right down to this very moment,

the father's heart has always been to bring his wandering

children safely home. Though mankind rebelled against him, he still

chose mercy, grace, and restoration. God is not looking for

ways to destroy people. He's constantly seeking ways to save

and to care for them. Oh how comforting it is

for God to step down into the confusion and dejecting

situations in our lives just to bring us life and hope. Beloved,

God is still seeking to extend his love to people today.

Through his written word and other printed godly literature, inner

convictions of the Holy spirits, spirit great semons, inspired lyrics

and melodies, godly friends, and other media of divine encounters.

God continues to calm and woman to himself. He's commented

not only to your salvation, but also to your spiritual

growth and general wellbeing. Dear one, God cares, and he

cares enough. Would you hack into his nocks and beckoning?

Would you allow him to step into your situation today?

The God who seeks also saves, restores, and establishes. He's

no session for you to punish you. He's coming after

you with grace, mercy, and restoration Like a mastercraftsman holding

booken poettery. He wants to rebuild your life, not to

toss it away. Would you let him near open your

heart today? Admit your wariness and allow the good Shepherd

to carry you back into his care and rest. God

richly bless you. Let us kind of take our memory

verse for today. Our memory verse is taken from Luke

chapter nineteen, the verse ten, Look chapter nineteen, the verse ten. I.

We will be reading from the New English translation for

the Son of Man came to seek and to save

the lost, for the son of Man came to seek

and to save the lost. Amen, let us kind of

share a word of prayer. Father, We thank you that

you are a caring God who never gives up on us.

We are deeply grateful that even when we drifts our

way or hideing our shame, you step into our bookiness

with grace, mercy, and restoration. Please help us to always

open our hearts to your gentle knock, laying aside our

wariness so that we may, because married is safely backing

to your rest like a mastercraftsman. Lord, rebuild our lives

and draw us closer to you every single day in

Jesus' minding name Aimen beloved. Always remember this God is

not looking for ways to punish or destroy us. He's

constantly seeking us out with unconditional love to save, restore,

and rebuild our lives. Gordiously, bless you for journing with

us all through today's morning glory devotion. Kindly join us

again for another episode tomorrow morning by God's grace. At

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