MGD: Let Go for Good

I will bless the old Lord. I will bless thee

old Lord with a hatful of thanksgiving. I will blessed

the Old Lord. Sharllom, wonderful family, God richly bless you

for tuning in to Radio ACI today for our morning

glory devotion. Privilege to be facilitating today's devotion are the

Brucemets from Harvestrapel International Commercy. Let us kind of share

a word of prayer. Gracious Father, we thank you for

the privilege to look into your word. Our hearts are open,

our minds and as spirits are receptive. Let your word

bring light into our darkness and transformers in Jesus Mighty name,

with pray, with thanksgiving. A man, let's kind me a

formal scripture our conversion 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 a 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 theme for

today's devotion is let go for good. Let go for good,

written by Pastor emesistgraph detailer and a scripture reading will

be taken from Genesis chapter fifty, verse twenty Genesis chapter fifty,

verse twenty, reading from their new Living translation. You intended

to harm me, but God intended it all for good.

He brought me to this position so I could save

the lives of many people. May the Lord add his

blessing to the reading and hearing of his word, and

or respond thanks be to God. Let's go for good.

Some heads are so deep letting God feels impossible. But

what if the very thing meant to break you is that?

Then God wants to use to build you and others up.

After Joseph lost his father, Jacob, his brothers, fearing he

would repay them for all the evil they did to

him in the past, sent word to him assent for forgiveness.

Very interestingly, Joseph answers them in Genesis chapter fifty versus

night through into one, saying, don't be afraid. Am I

in the place of God. You intended to harm me,

but God intended it for good to accomplish what is

now being done, the saving of many lives. So then

don't be afraid. I will provide for you and your children,

and he assured them and spoke kindly to them. Amen,

Dearly Beloved. Today's world is no different from Joseph's. People

still hurt, betray, and backbite. People still plot and implement evil,

trying so hard to destroy families, friendships, destinies, and careers.

This seemingly gives us more reason why we may have

kept grudgeous, bitterness and pain in our heart for years.

We all can, at every point in time, give an

explanation to why the betterness we feel less justified, or

why forgiving those who have offended us is not fair.

But like Joseph, let us learn to always simply forgive

and see things from God's perspective, prescious One, Forgiveness is

not always easy, especially by a human effort, but with

the help of the Holy Spirit, we can let go

and trust God with what remains undone. Therefore, as the

Lord forgives us daily, let us also learn to forgive.

Forgive that beloved who hurt you beyond your wildest imagination.

Forgive that parent who was never there for you. Forgive

that brother or sister who sold you out to your enemies.

All these trials have somewhat contributed to who you are today.

All the disappointments and hats from the past have somehow

made as better people today. We have become wiser when

we were negligent, stronger also where we didn't know we

had strength. Like Joseph said, we are not God to

hold people up in judgment. We don't give the verdict

of their lives. It is not for us to condemn

or wish evil for anyone. We don't have the financy

in their lives. Their actions may have been intended to

harm you, but God always has a greater purpose for

why you have to be the victim. So learn from

the experience. Use your experience to teach others to do better.

They may have intended to harm us with their actions,

but God definitely intends it for our good. Amen, our memory.

Verse for today will be taken from Genesis chapter fifty,

verse twenty. Genesis chapter fifty, verse twenty, reading from the

New Living Translation. You intended to harm me, but God

intended it all for good. He brought me to this

position so I could save the lives of many people.

You intended to harm me, but God intended it all

for good. He brought me to this position so I

could save the lives of many people. Amen. Let us

kind of share a word of prayer. Father, We thank

you for your word that has come to us. We

pray God for grace to let go any hurts, any paid,

any betterness, and unforgiveness in our hearts. As daily you

forgive us, help us to also forgive them who offend us,

so that we can bring healing into our relationships. All

to the priest and glory of your name. In Jesus

mighty name, we pray with thanksgiving. Amen. Beloved God, literally

bless you for being a part of today's devotion. As

we step out there today, you want to let go

of anyone who has offended you, knowing that God is

behind the scenes working together everything for your good. Shallop

and have a blessed day, Amen,