daily inspiration❤️✅ fams😺

Childbirth can be a painful experience. Even with the best pain killers available, the stress and trauma of childbirth cannot be lessened greatly. A mother giving birth may travail in labor for hours. Her contractions may be painful and the birth process may be grueling. In that period of labor, she suffers greatly. But as soon as she sees the face of that newborn child, all of that passes away. The suffering, the pain, disappears and is replaced by joy. Here Paul gives us a similar situation. Paul explains here that the Gospel has great power to sustain us in times of trouble. He was not talking only about the trials that Christians in his time had to endure, but the sickness, pain, and trouble that all Christians, throughout time would have to endure. He says that no matter how difficult the suffering in this world is, it does not even compare to the glory that awaits us in heaven. The glory that will be revealed to us is so great in comparison to the suffering that preceded it. We will forget our former trials when we get a glimpse of that glory.

prayers🙏
Father, I thank You for being with me in my trials. I know that I will have to suffer some in this world and I know I will have to go through trials. I also know, however, that what will be revealed to me when I finally see You face to face will make it all worthwhile. My suffering will fade to nothing as I see the glory of Your face. Amen.✅🙏
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Good day fams❤️
Our current bodies are corruptible and mortal – they can fall to death and any pain inflicted on them. But in the time of Christ's return, all believers who have died will be raised up, and those who are alive, will be given their immortal and incorruptible bodies. We may not know what we will look like, but we know that it will be glorious – as God has promised us.

Here Paul shares a "mystery" with the church at Corinth. He tells them that they will not all sleep but they will be "changed." He reveals the plan. In the "twinkling of an eye" the dead will be raised and the living will be "changed". He is talking about what Christians commonly refer to as "The Rapture." Though the word "rapture" itself is not found in the Bible, the references to this "lifting up" are many. Paul seeks to give hope to his listeners as he explains how believers will be transformed when Christ returns to claim us. We will be transported instantly, those who are living. Those who have died in Christ and are "sleeping" will be raised from the dead in that "twinkling." Paul calls this a "mystery." It is a special secret that he shares only with God's people, intending to excite them and arouse their curiosity. He shares with them to emphasize their importance to the Christ they have chosen to serve.✅❤️

evening💞 fams😘
Devotion
This is one of my favorite Gospel Passages. It's a question that I have often used for meditation both for myself and for classes I have taught to both teens and adults. It's a question that I think we need to reflect upon often as we can lose sight of the importance of Jesus in our lives. And the answer can change. He might be friend, brother, Lord, Savior, shepherd, leader, companion – or just someone we have heard about. One teen answered the question by saying that Jesus was a nice man. Is that all he is? What about the Son of God – Divine? Does it make a difference in my life if I believe that Jesus is God, the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity who came to save me from eternal death by his dying on a cross? Does it make a difference in how I live if I believe that this is not the end? This is a time for getting to know him better so that I can also live eternally in heaven with the Father. I know this because of the resurrection. Yes, Jesus can be my friend and companion, but he is so much more than that. By his life, I know how to live. By his dying and rising, I can face my own death and the death of those I love because he has shown me that this is not the end. In this today's gospel, Jesus tell us that we must pick up our cross and follow him. Are we willing to deny ourselves in order to follow Jesus? What am I being asked to change in my life, right now? I am so glad that we are reminded each we read this question that Jesus asks – not just the disciples – but us as well. Who do I say that Jesus is for me, today?
ask yourself this question☝️??

have a wonderful night💯😘

happy new months❤️💯 fam
sermon🙇✅
God is good and that will never change. It who He is. Time and time again we are reminded in the Bible, God's Word, that his mercy is everlasting. It will never expire. It will never forsake us. God's mercy is there for us every single day. It is because of God's mercy, we have the confidence in Him that we have. God's word will always reign supreme for an eternity to come.🖐️

prayer🙏🙏
Dear God, in this world there are so many people, organizations and corporations the enemy is trying to use to speak against you and who you really are. But I know the truth and I know that no other word, apart from yours, will last for ages to come. As much as the enemy will try, he will never be able to successful breed doubt about who you are, in the minds of every man. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.💯❤️✅🙏