Sermon
MGD: God Cares
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Old taste, and see that the Lord is good. Blessed
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is the man who trusts in him, Psalm thirty four
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of Us eight. God, bless you beloved for making time
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to join us for another episode of the Morning Glory devotion.
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Facilitating this episode is Sharon Asan from Harvest Chapel International Commercy.
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Let's begin with a word of prayer. Holy Father, we
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come before you want more to be enlightened. Let us
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encounter you and your word of truth in Jesus name.
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Amen us take a confession from Jewsha chapter one, verse eight,
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Joshual chapter one, verse eight. This book of the Law
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shall not DePass out of my mouth, but I shall
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meditate in his day and night that I may observe
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to do according to all that is written in it.
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But then I will make my way prosperous, and then
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I will have good success in men. Today's devotion is
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titled God Cares, God Cares our ancle. Scripture will be
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taken from Second Summer, chapter twenty two, from verses twenty
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six to twenty three, and I read with a merciful
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you will show yourself merciful. With a blameless man, you
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will show yourself blameless with the peer, you will show
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yourself pure, and with the devious you will show yourself
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should save the humble people. But your eyes are on
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the haughty, that you may bring them down. For you
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and my lamp o Lord, the Lord shall enlighten my darkness.
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For by you I can run against the troop. By
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my God I can leap over a wall. As for God,
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his way is perfect. The word of the Lord is proven.
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He is a shield to all who trust in him.
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For who is God except the Lord, and who is
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a rook except our God. God is my strength and power,
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and he makes my way perfect. Amen. As humans, our
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opinions and views of people and things as subjects to
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what we see and what people see. For instance, your
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opinion about a certain food may change when someone makes
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a deal again which we comment about its preparation process.
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Or you may stop relying on someone simply because they
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were unable to fulfill an obligation just one time. It
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is human nature to be fickle in our opinions. Unfortunately,
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we bring the same fickleness into our relationship with God.
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One seemingly unanswered prayer may lead to a season of unbelief,
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a delay in a promise automatically translates to God doesn't
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care about me. While all of these feelings may seem
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valid to the natural mind, you must remember that this
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work of faith is a supernatural one. It is important
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to constantly remind ourselves that God is good and that
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even more than we do, He wants the best for us.
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Hebrews Chapter eleven, verse six gives us the foundation for
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coming to God. You must believe that he exists. He
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is not just a figment of your imagination or an
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antient being we merely read and hear about. He is real.
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But the writer also uses the word end, which means
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the next phrase is not an option. It is a
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conjoined twenty to the first. God is a rewarder of
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those who diligently seek him. He is not waiting for
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you to falter. He is not setting you up to fail.
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He actively seeks to reward you. Beloved, do not let
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your negative circumstances or emotions dictate your opinion of God.
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God is good. It is his very nature to be good,
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and that does not change for anyone or because of anything.
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God has a flawless track record of goodness. Just look
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at Abraham and Sarah blessed with the child when we
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were both well past child bearing age. Think of Joseph,
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who must have thought his life was over when his
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brother sold him into slavery. Yesterday we read his story
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and see God's hand guiding it all, turning everything around
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for his ultimate good. Beloved, trust God's character over your circumstances. Amen,
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let's take our memory. Verse from Deuteronomy, chapter thirty three,
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verse twenty nine E. I read the new King James version.
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Happy are you, oh Israel, who is like you? A
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people saved by the Lord, the shield of your help
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and the sword of your majesty. Deuteronomy thirty three, verse
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twenty nine E. I'll read the message translation, lucky Israel,
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who has it as good as you, A people saved
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by God, the shield who defends you, the sword who
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brings triumph. Imen, let's share a way of prayer. Most
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gracious Father, we thank you by you aware that has
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come to us today. Help us to see your hand
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over our lives inferior presence as we go throughout the day,
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and give us conscience. Remind us of your goodness. This
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we ask in Jesus name. Imen, God, bless you be
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loved for joining us for today's episode of the Morning
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Glory Devotion. Remember to fill your day with pockets of
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prayer and praise. Radio HDI today will provide you with
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just the right as monsieur for this. Do you have
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a blessed day? Shalom.