Following Christ English

 Cast all your burdens on God. God will sustain you; He will never let the righteous be moved. Psalm 55:22 Stop worrying because God is with you. Just pray. God will prepare your path and tell you what to do next. Whenever I thought I had suffered a loss, God has given me something better. God is a God who will bless you with everything. He will not disappoint you. Leave everything in God’s hands and wait. God will make everything right at the right time. God is bigger than all your fears and worries and He is with you.

  1. Moses:—Receive the 10 commandments. 2. David:—Prayer for his son's recovery. 3. Elijah:—Purpose. To escape Jezebel's wrath. 4. Jesus Christ:—To prepare for service and resist temptation. 5. Daniel:—Maintain purity and God's wisdom. 6. Anna:—Constantly worship and serve God. 7. Paul:—Seek guidance, strength and wisdom. 8. Esther:—Seek salvation and protection for God's people. 9. Nehemiah:—Seek guidance and protection for the rebuilding of Jerusalem.

The Messages of Suffering Suffering carries a message of mystery. The Bible says, “Great is the mystery of godliness” (1 Timothy 3:16, NKJV). We may never know [why tragedies happen] until God explains all things to us. God never meant that there would be tragedy and prejudice, wars and hatred, lust and greed, jealousy and pride. God meant that the earth was to be a paradise, a place where there would be no death. But man and woman rebelled against God. We began to suffer and we have been dying ever since. Physical death is just the death of the body, but the spirit lives on. If your spirit is separated from God for eternity, it will be lost forever. But God has provided a gigantic rescue in the person of His Son, Jesus Christ. That’s why Christ died on the cross. That’s why He rose from the dead. >>Experience peace in your heart and hope for tomorrow through Jesus Christ, who alone offers eternal life. In suffering there is also a message of humanitarianism. Jesus said, “I was h

 From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham The Apostle Paul wrote, “When I am weak, then I am strong” (2 Corinthians 12:10, NKJV). How is it possible to be both? Paul was stating a very important truth: When we attempt to do God’s work in our own strength instead of God’s strength, we will fail. Only when we acknowledge our weakness and look to the Holy Spirit for the wisdom and strength we need will God bless our efforts. It is true that we can prepare ourselves to teach, to counsel, to volunteer for a mission, or to serve others; but when God empowers us to speak according to His will and His word, we accomplish His purpose. Only God can prepare the hearts of those we witness to. We can do nothing of eternal value without the Lord. When we pray fervently and study the Bible, the Lord will prepare us for service and prepare the hearts of those we serve. There is no greater strength, no greater assurance that He is with us, than when we go forth equipped and nourished by His instructi

 "Rejoice the soul of thy servant: for unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul. Psalm 86:4" When you go through various challenges and difficulties in your life, they can cause you to lose peace and joy, making you a person of sorrow and grief. Sometimes, it is the devil himself who causes you problems that take away your joy. Everyone has the right to be happy and to have peace, but the main question is, where do you find that happiness? Because the devil's primary goal is to destroy your life and make you live in suffering, the devil cannot give you happiness. Now, the Psalmist reached a point where he realized that he could only find peace in God. There are many things in this world that can bring you temporary joy, but that joy does not last. But when God comforts you, He is the only one who can give you true peace. When he says, "Bring joy to your servant's soul, for I lift up my soul to you, Lord," it means that he realized that he couldn't bring h

  "Call on me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you, and you will honour me." Psalm 50:15 Our God is a loving and merciful God who cares deeply about your heart and what you are going through. Therefore, whenever you are in any distress, do not hesitate to ask God. Don't feel rejected by God because you are in trouble because many people interpret their sufferings as a sign that God has left them. Today's word is an invitation from God. God invites you to ask Him and call upon Him when you are in trouble. These are God's instructions because He loves you very much. Don't feel like you are praying to God against his will; always remember that God is calling you to come to Him so that He can help and free you from your bonds and sufferings. In the book of Isaiah 45:22, God says, "Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is no other." Here again, God is calling us to look to Him and ask for salvation. When He says,

  "Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 15:13"  Joy and peace are the fruits of the Holy Spirit; this is my prayer for you for August and all the coming months, that God, by the power of the Holy Spirit, may grant you joy and peace.  Indeed, in this world, we go through many challenges, suffering, and difficulties. When we are in these situations, our hearts become burdened and sorrowful, but we thank God for His Holy Spirit who does not let us remain sorrowful forever, for He will turn your sorrow into joy and laughter.  We receive this joy and peace by faith when we believe in the power of the Holy Spirit, as our scripture says. When we believe in God and His power, that is when the Holy Spirit goes to work and changes every situation, which takes away our peace.  In this August, may the Lord, by the power of the Holy Spirit, answer all your prayers and break the chains of da