Lest we Forget...

By Pastor 'Deji Adewale

 Deut. 8:18 – “But thou shalt remember the LORD thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth, that he may establish his covenant which he sware unto thy fathers, as it is this day”

Ponder this…what if, God forbid, you woke up tomorrow & you were unable to move your hands and legs. You couldn’t go to that job, school or business?

What if, you eventually lost that job or the business collapsed due to your inability to attend to them?  Then, you’d remember God, your heavenly Father, to fast & pray to.

You’d now start praying for health, strength & power…to go to your job/business to make wealth. But while you had the power & health, did you remember to thank your God; obey, wor-ship and honor Him with your wealth & sub-stance?

Did you pay your tithe, in obedience to His command? Just 10% to His storehouse and you keep 90% for yourself.

Or you’d rather He took His power from you, so you can still pay your 0% tithe but now keep 0% for yourself?

God constantly had to re-mind His people not to overlook His goodness to them and the same applies to us.

The ultimate source of everything is God, even the power & strength to go out & get wealth. “…In Him we live, we move and have our being…” from Him come all other things. If you forget your source, you will also be forgotten.

A river that forgets its source will dry up. We will not be forgotten nor dry up, in Jesus Name.

You will have good success this 2017.

Remain blessed. Shalom.

God Remembered Noah

By Bro 'Tunde Medeiros

Genesis 8:1 – “And God remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the
cattle that was with him in the ark: and God made a wind to pass over the earth, and the waters asswaged”

God remembered Noah, resulting in Him moving promptly to action by drying up
the flood of judgment. All the animals and his family that were with him were remembered.

For Noah’s sake, all those identified with him were kept safe from the ongoing calamities and disasters, and the water of stagnation was made to dry up. Since God in His faithfulness remembers us, we must also remember Him through our faith.

Most times when God is busy doing His work in our lives, we feel He has forgotten about us, and He has broken His promises. At that moment, we feel like a child that his/her parents have abandoned. But the good news is that God never abandons His children.

Your prayers, services, and sacrifice shall provoke your remembrance in the court of heaven as it did for Noah. Be expectant for when you are remembered by God, no human can forget you.

Having said all that, the big question is; after God remembers us, do we remember Him?

You will have good success this 2016.

Remain blessed.

Shalom.


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