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FEAR NOT, I AM YOUR GOD, I WILL HELP YOU

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TOPIC: FEAR NOT, I AM YOUR GOD, I WILL HELP YOU

Text: Isaiah 41:10, 13-14 

THURSDAY MAY 18th 

Key Verse: 2 Timothy 1:7 For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of a sound mind.
This is God’s promise to His people. Fear not. Fear not your enemy, because, since the fall of man, his problem has been fear. Fear of the enemy, fear of failure, fear that evil will last long in your life. The problem of man is fear. But God’s word says to you, “Fear not”, I will help you. Whatever the situation or the circumstance or the condition you are going through, God is saying to you – fear not. He will help you. Believe God in His promise to keep you. He is your God and He cannot lie.
Hebrews 6:18, That by two immutable things, in which it was impossible for God to lie, we might have a consolation, who have fled for refuge to lay hold upon the hope set before us.
God is up to what He says. He is equal to the task to help anybody even you to be what He intends you to be in life. Abraham was a man whose life commands God’s blessings and promises. He was full of God’s blessings and promises. Though there was a period that he had difficult and hard times, but God saw him through at the appointed time and he became a great man. But before then, the enemy teamed up to frustrate Abraham. 
They delayed his childbirth, and Abimelech took his wife Sarah, but in all, God still remembered and favored Abraham. Whatever the problem and the cases against you from kingdoms of darkness, God will remember you, fight for you and bless you as He has promised. Whatever you are going through, don’t mind, you will overcome, God is watching over you to help you and bless you. Keep trusting God and He will bless you in Jesus’ Name.

Thought for the day:  Be in God’s presence always and maintain righteousness

Song for the day: The Lord says you should not fear

Bible reading for the day: 2 Kings 20-22; John 6:45-71
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