MGD: He Won't Fail!

This is the day the Lord has made. We will

be glad and rejoice in it. Shalom, wonderful family, and

welcome to today's morning glory devotion. This is the brucelette

from harvest shapled international commercy, and it is a privilege

to be facilitating today's devotion. Let us kindly share a

word of prayer. Father, will thank you for your goodness

and kindness towards us. We pray and commit our time

in your way this morning into your hands, brood over us,

refresh and empower us. Lord, cause your light to shine

on our heart and lives through your word, and transform

us in Jesus's name. With prayiod thanks given a man,

let us kind of take a conversion together. 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 today 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 he won't fail. He won't fail,

Written by Joshua amvia Law and as scripture reading is

from Romance chapter four, verses sixteen through to twenty one.

Romance Chapter four, verse sixteen to twenty one, reading from ANLT.

Let us see the word of the Lord. So the

promise is received by faith. It is given as a

free gift, and we are all settin to receive it,

whether or not we live according to the law of Moses,

if we have faith like Abraham's. For Abraham is the

father of all who believe. This is what the scriptures

mean when God told him, I have made you the

father of many nations. This happened because Abraham believed in

the God who brings the dead back to life and

who creates new things out of nothing. 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 waken, even though, at about

one hundred years of age, he figured his body was

as good as dead, and so was Sarah's. Wont Abraham

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

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

He was fully convinced that God is able to do

whatever he promises. Made the Lord add his blessings to

the reading and hearing of his word, and all shall respond.

Tongues be to God. Amen. He won't fail believed. Many

of us will agree that failure is such an off

put in word. No one likes it and no one

wants it. But failure is part and parcele of the

falling human condition. We are not perfect, and even the

best of us fails sometimes often than not. Each success

is preceded by many failures, and in the journey of

becoming the best at something, failure is often one of

the most silient teachers. Despite how conversant we are with failure,

sometimes failing as somethings make us feel as if the

world has come to an end and all hope is lost.

Sometimes it is the weight of repeated failures that suddenly

creeps up on you and weigh you down. Continue to

give up on everything and end it all. It may

be something you have always succeeded at, but the one

time you feel that it brought so much shame that

you felt like digging a hole and burying yourself in it.

Or it could be something you poured your hat and

sold into that ineesplicably suddenly fell apart. Sometimes it is

even so difficult to admit to ourselves that we have

failed as something that we would rather expend energy and effort,

assigning blame to everyone else. People deal with failure in

different ways, But as children of God, how should we

handle failure? Apostle Paul answers this impart by telling us

in Romance chapter aid, verse twenty eight that and we

know that all events work together for good to those

who love God, to those who are the called according

to His promise beloved. As children of God, we handle

failure by simply trusting God and knowing that while we

may fail, God cannot and will not fail. In Apostle

Paul's commentary on the life of Abraham in Roman chapter

fall from today's Scripture reading, he says that even when

there was no reason to hope, Abraham kept hoping and

trusting in God because he was fully convinced that God

is able to do whatever he promises, and believed God

has a promise and a purpose for each and every

one of us. He tells us in Jerremrriach, chapter twenty

nine is eleven. For I know the plans I have

for you, says the Lord. They are plans for good

and not for disaster, to give you a future and

a hope. And Apostle Paul assures us again in Romans

for sixteen that we are all setting to receive God's

promises that he has given to us if we have

faith like Abraham's a man. Sometimes you're feeling at something

is simply God saying that he has a better plan

for you. So if you put your trustfully in God

along the journey, you'll realize at the end of the

journey that despite the many little or big failures, the

end result is much better than what you could have

ever hoped for. So, despite what the enemy repeatedly was best,

especially in trying times, failing as something does not make

you a failure, just the same way as a human

being does not become a cow because they restrict themselves

completely to a diet of grass and beloved. One of

the most tragic things a believer can go through is

consistently harboring the thought or believe that God has failed them.

This is one of the greatest weapons that the enemy

uses against the children of God to rob them of

their jaw and peace on the journey of faith. But today,

why don't we remind and encourage ourselves with this truth

that God can not and will not fail. And like

our father Abraham, let us be fully convinced that God

is able to do whatever he promises a man, let's

kind of take our memory. Verse from Romance, Chapter Fall,

Versus twenty and twenty one, Roman Chapter aall Versus twenty

and twenty one, 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.

He was fully convinced that God is able to do

whatever he promises a man. Let us kindly share a

word of prayer. Father, well, thank you for your weather

has come to us today. Thank you for the privilege

of being called your children, and for your good and

perfect plans concerning us. Lord, we pray for the grace

to hold on to our faith in You and your

promises without just like Abraham, that we also may bring

glory to You as we receive the fulfillment of your promises.

Grant us the wisdom and grace to silence the enemy

when it comes withspring doubt and discouragement to steal our

joy and peace. Let your papers alone be established in

our lives in Jesus's name. We pray with thanksgiving a man.

Thank you for listening, and stay tuned for more spirit

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once again tomorrow. At the same time, do stay blessed

and have a fruitful day. Shovel