MGD: Hope on in Faith

The step first laugh of the Lord never sees us.

His mercies never come to one end. They are new

each morning. Great it's their faithfulness. Shalom pressures one. God

richly bless you for tuning into Radio ACI today for

our morning glory devotion. Privilege to be facilitated in this episode.

Our pastor and message Brucemith from Harbers Shappel International Commercy.

Let us kind of share a word of prayer. Gracious Father,

thank you for the privilege to fellowship with you in

your word. Once again. We pray, O God, that your

words will fall on the fertile grounds of our heart.

Grant as grace to be two words of your word

in Jesus Mighty name. We pray with thanksgiving. A man,

let us kindly affirm my faith. From Joshua chapter one,

verse eight. Joshua 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. For then I will make my way prosperous,

and then I will have good success. A man, the

thing for today's devotion is hope on in faith hope

on in faith. A script written by Pastor and Missus

degraphed Deterier and a scripture reading will be taken from

Romance chapter four, verse eighteen to twenty. Romance chapter four,

verse eighteen to twenty, reading from their new Living Translation.

Even when there was no reason for hope, Abraham kept hoping,

believing that he would become the father of many nations.

For God had said to him, that's how many descendants

you will have. And Abraham's faith did not weaken, even though,

at about one hundred years of age, he figured his

body was as good as dead, and so was Sarah's womb.

Abraham never wavered in believing God's promise. In fact, his

faith grew stronger, and in this he brought glory to God.

Made the Lord add his blessing to the reading and

hearing of his word, and all shall respond Thanks be

to God. Hope on in faith, hope on in faith.

When God told Abraham and Sarah they would have their

very own son, Sarah was already seventy five, and by

the time the promise was fulfilled, she was over ninety.

Abraham was about one hundred medically biologically and historically. It

had never happened. It was the kind of situation that

invites out we are too old. We must have heard

God wrong. It's never going to happen. But scripture doesn't

record them drifting into unbelief. It says Abraham's faith. They

did not weaken. Abraham never waved in believing God's promise,

even when his body and cyrus won felt as good

as dead. He kept hoping, not because the situation improved,

but because he knew that God, who made the promise,

was supernatural. When our faith begins to waiver, it only

means that we are measuring God's word against our timeline,

our age, our bank account, or our past failures. Abraham

refused to do that. Instead, his faith grew stronger, and

in this he brought glory to God. They are waiting

didn't waken them, and rather an caored them deeper in God.

There may be so reasons why your situation seems hopeless.

A dog closed, you lost your job, a diagnos this

came back. The years are stacking up, and that promise

of God concerning your marriage, academics, business, children feels delayed.

Precious one, God is calling you to the same posture

that Abraham had hope born in faith, not hope in

your ability to figure it out, but hope in the

God who is able to do whatever he promises. Abraham's

faith story teaches us that God's promises don't have an

expiry date. They don't get canceled by time, age, or impossibility.

When we choose, like Abraham to not waiver, but to believe,

we earner God and reposition ourselves to see his word

come to pass. Dear one, rekindle your hope today by

holding on tightly to that word. What God promised you

he is still faithful to bring to pass. And as

you keep believing, your faith won't just survive the weight,

it will grow stronger and it will bring glory to God.

A man, let us kindly take our memory. Verse from

Romance chapter four vers. Twenty Roman Chapter four as twenty,

reading from the New Living Translation. Abraham never wavered in

believing God's promise. In fact, his faith grew stronger, and

in this he brought glory to God. Abraham never wavered

in believing God's promise. In fact, his faith grew stronger,

and in this he brought glory to God. Aing man,

let us kindly share a word of prayer. Father, in

the name of Jesus, we thank you for your wad

that has come to us this morning. We pray for grace, Lord,

to keep trusting when the going gets tough, when all

other things and all situations in our lives seem contrary

to your promise. Please grant us grace and help us

to still keep holding on to the praise and glory

of your name until that which you have promised is

made manifest in our lives. In Jesus' mighty name, we

have prayed with thanksgiving. A in Man God bless you

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A in Man