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TOPIC: BELIEVE GOD, HOPING AGAINST HOPE.     
DECEMBER Sunday 9th
TEXT: Ezekiel 37: 2-10
KEY VERSE: Is anything too hard for the LORD? At the time appointed I will return unto thee, according to the time of life, and Sarah shall have a son. Genesis 18:14.
God can look at a very contrary situation of your life and just throw a promise for you to reverse it, a promise that if you are not bold, you will not believe it; a promise that if you are not really prepared and convinced in your heart of the Omnipotence of God, you will doubt it. He can give you an unbelievable promise in a completely dry situation. That is your God. Abraham believed God hoping against hope. It was not naturally possible, but he believed God contrary to human reasoning.
If you want difficult situations and circumstances to change, you must believe God in a difficult way. That is how you will live and see the miracle of God on your way. Definitely, with God all things are possible. If truly you are convinced of God, why don’t you believe Him? If the Lord tells you He is going to change where you are, a dry ground, into rivers of water, can’t you believe Him? 
It was beyond human comprehension. Can you imagine the Lord telling Abraham, a man that was hundred years old, “Is anything too hard for the LORD? At the time appointed I will return unto thee, according to the time of life, and Sarah shall have a son.” Genesis 18:14. Sarah’s body at that time was dead because of old age, yet God could release such an unbelievable promise. It took Abraham a tightening of his belt to believe it. It took Abraham a stretching up of himself to believe because it was too much for his mind to comprehend.
Thought for the day: Is anything too hard for the LORD
Song for the day: Ah Lord God, Thou made the heavens and the earth ....
Bible reading for the day:
Hosea 1-4; Jude
#Horemow.

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