MGD: Driving with God - 2

Salom. Dear listeners, we are Oscar and Glory or Simnza

of Harvest Chapel International Dayamico Mercy. It is our privilege

this morning to welcome you to today's morning glory devotion.

We are your facilitators. Today we bring you part two

of our three part series titled Driving with God. Three

Mirrors for the Journey. Part two is subtitled beside Mirrors

seeing blind spots before they cause a crash. I repeat

a side mirrors seeing blind spots before the course I crash. Please,

let's commit ourselves to God in prayer. Our dear Lord

and Master Christ, Jesus, thank you for the gift of

life which you have given us this morning. Thank you,

oh God, for bringing us together to learn at your feet.

Your word has said that where two or three are

got it together in your name, you are there in

their midst. Well. Thank you for your word which has

brought us light, life and understanding. Let your word bear

alarm to our feet and light our path so that

we may constantly continue to walk in your way in

the mighty name of Jesus, and pray Amen. Our main

scripture that's taken from Some one three nine verse twenty three,

twenty four, and I read search me, o God, and

know my hat, Try me and know my thoughts, and

see if there be any grievous way in me, and

lead me in the way of lasting Amen. One of

the most dangerous places to be in on the road

is beside a heavy goods vehicle. That reason is simple.

You are in the blind spot of the driver and

he cannot see you in his side few mirrors. You

could also be driving straight with a motorbike ride beside you.

You will not see it if you want to change

your lane unless you check your side mirror. If you

change lanes without checking the side, you'll crash. We have

blind spots in a character too. These are the pride

that we don't see, a tone of voice, or our selfishness.

And if we don't check these or crash our relationships,

our ministry and our peace. God has given us two

side mirrors. Mirror number one is his Holy Spirit, who,

among other things, is God's internal warning system. This is

confirmed in John sixteen thirteen, which reads, when the Spirit

of truth comes, it will guide you into all truths.

The Holy Spirit is that quiet restraint on you that

you feel in your spirit before you send out that

hash wars up, before you cut corness at work and

gossip about a boss's wife, do you feel a certain

pause and a kind of unease within new the one

you try to explain away us, Oh, we were just

having a conversation, beloved. That's God's side mirror flashing a

warning about a danger in your blind spot. Our main

scripture Some one three nine, which says again, search me, o, God,

and know my heart, Try me and know my thoughts,

and see if there be any grievous way in me,

and lead me in the way of a lasting was

prayed by God's servant, King David. He prayed this from

the bottom of his hat because he knew he couldn't

see clearly by himself. In like manner, we need the

Holy Spirit to scan as daily. We have this privilege

of the Holy Spirit scanning as daily and exposing our

blind sports to us when we dedicate ourselves to a

daily devotional and prayer life. But that's discipline we are

driving through life. Blind miror number two is the godly

people who function as God's external warning system. Proverbs twenty seven,

verse seventeen emphasizes that ion charpains ion, and one man

charpaens another. Feather Galicians, chapter six, Verse one says, brothers,

if anyone is caught in any transgression, you, who are spiritual,

should restore him in a spirit of gentleness. Feather James

five sixteen admonishes us to confess your sins to one

another and pray for one another that you may be healed.

God never meant for us to drive along in life's

journey without guidance. He puts our pastors, godly spouses, Christian friends,

and parents in our life to say, says, I've noticed

you are bitter? Can we talk about it? Or? Brother,

that decision you've taken is not the best? Can you repent?

It's uncomfortable for about thirty seconds? Yes, but it saves

us three years of pain. Any driver who says I

don't need sight mirrors is arrogant, and likewise the Christian

who says I am not accountable is in danger. We

need to ask the Holy Spirit to show us the

dangers in our blind spots daily and accept godly rebukes

and correction in good faith from our Christian family. Humility

as a spiritual fruit helps us accept and correct our attitude.

May we remain sensitive to the promptings of the Holy Spirit,

as he supposes are blind supports to us. Shall we

take us our memory Verse Isaac, Chapter thirty, verse twenty one,

which reads, and your ears shall hear a word behind

you saying this is the way walking it when you

turn to the right, or when you turn to the left. Amen, Beloved,

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