MGD: Finding God - 2

Hello, beloved, you are welcome to today's morning Glory devotion.

We are Pastor and Deepness kiss from the Harvest Support

International Damian Mukomas, and we are grateful to go to

becoming away with another episode of our money Glory devotion.

Let's us kindly share a word of prayer, our heavenly Father,

thank you for another opportunity to spend time with you.

Kindly lead the way and she's his name, Amen, Amen,

let us kind of take our confession for today from

Joshua chapter one, verse eight. Josh chapter one, verse eight.

The spoke of the Lord shall want depart from my mouth,

but I shall meditate in next day and nights that

I may observe to do according to all that shortness.

But then I'll make my way forsponse, and then I

will have put success.

Amen. Today we bring you the part two of the

message finding Cold, never lose the wonder, Never lose the wonder.

Our scripture reading shall be taken from Acts chapter seventeen,

verse twenty seven and Exodus chapter three, verse one to five.

Acts chapter seventeen, the verse twenty seventh and Exodus chapter

Feeling the Best one to five. I will be reading

from the New International Version Acts, Chapter seventeen, Verse Strange seven.

Paul did just so that they would seek him and

perhaps reach out for him and find him, though he

is not far from any one of us, Amen Extradors.

Chapter three, the Worst One to five. Now, Moses was

tending the flock Obje through his father in law, the

priest of Medium, and he led the flock to the

far side of the wilderness and came to borrow the

mountain of Goold. There the Angel of the Lord appeared

to him in flames of fire from within a bush.

Moses saw that though the bush was on fire, they

did not burn up. So Moses thought, I will go

over and see these strange sights. Why the bush that's

not been Now, when the Lord saw that he had

gone over to look, work go to him from within

the bush Moses Moses, and Moses said here I am,

do not come any closer. God said, take off your sondowns,

for the place where you are standing is holy ground.

The Lord add his blessings to the reading and hearing

of his word.

Fan speak to God, Amen, Finding God. Pat two never

lose the wonder Finding God. Pats two never lose the wonder.

Yesterday we reflected on the comforting truth that God is

not far from us. He places traces of his presence

in the ordinary spaces of life and invite us to

seek him there. Yet there is a danger hidden within

that beautiful truth. If we are not careful, the God

who becomes familiar to us can slowly become common to us.

Finding God is one thing, Continuing to honor him is another.

Moses discovered this on an ordinary day while tending sheep

in the wilderness. The desert was a familiar terrain, the

mountain was familiar, the flock was familiar. But suddenly God

interrupted the ordinary with the extraordinary. A bush burned, yet

was not consumed. As Moses drew nearer, God spoke, take

your sandouts off your feet, for the place where you

stand is holy ground. Notice what happened. God met Moses

in the routine of daily life, but he immediately reminded

him that his presence must never be treated casually. Sadly,

not everyone learns that. Lesson. Hoffney and Phinneas grew up

around sacred things. They saw sacrifices of it daily. They

worked in the tabernacle, They handled holy things constantly, Yet

somewhere along the way, familiarity robbed them of reverence. The

very presence that should have humbled them became ordinary in

their eyes. Scripture gives a chilling verdict concerning them. They

did not know the Lord faced some much chat tattoo

the vestiweals, how soborn? Is this the same danger confronts

us today? We can become so accustomed to church services,

Bible reading, worship songs, prayer meetings, and devotional routines that

we stop marveling at the God behind them. We know

the language of faith, yet our hearts grow down to

his voice. We postpone prayer because there will always be

another opportunity. We ignore his promptings because we assume he

will speak again tomorrow. But every encounter with God is

a gift, Every conviction is mercy, Every notarge of the

Holy Spirit is an invitation. Every moment in his presence

is sacred ground. Beloved, Never allow familiarity to steal me. Wonder,

the God who works with you in the ordinary is

still the one of Israel. The God who speaks gently

into your daily routine is still the creator of heaven

and earth. Today, let us cherish his presence let us

respond quickly when he calls. Let us treasure every moment

spent with him. For the greatest tragedy is not failing

to find God. It is finding Him and then forgetting

his worth. God richly bless you. Amen. Amen, let us

kindly take our memory verse. For today. Our memory verse

shall be taken from some eighty four the Western some

eighty four of the Western I will be reading from

the new King James version. For a day in your

hearts is better than a thousand. I would rather be

a dogkeeper in the house my God that dwell in

the tents of wickedness. For a day in your courts

is better than a thousand. I would rather be a

dogkeeper in the house of my God than gwell in

the tents of wickedness. Amen, let us kindly share a

word of prayer. Heavenly Father, keep our hearts tender towards you.

Guarde us from becoming familiar with holy things while losing

sight of your greatness. Restore our wonder deep in our reverence,

and teach us to treasure every moment in your presence

in Jesus' name.

Amen, Amen, you love it as we have learns today.

God is not far. Me is nearer than we often realize. Yes,

Yet having found him, let us never treat his presence lightly.

Let us seek him diligently, recognize him daily, and honor

him from siniu. For the greatest privilege in life is

not merely to know about God, but to work with

Him every day. God literally bless you for being a

part of Today's Morning Glory Revolution. Finally, join us again

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