PRAISES FOREVER

N O  M ATTER  Y OUR  P OSITION     In 2 Samuel 7:2–3, King David, though a powerful and established leader, exemplifies true humility and spiritual maturity. Despite having the authority and resources to build a temple, David did not take matters into his own hands simply because he was king. Instead, he chose to do what was right by first consulting the prophet Nathan. This shows that David recognized God’s ultimate authority and sought His guidance before proceeding with his plans.  THE POWER OF SEEKING PERMISSION David's actions demonstrate that true leadership involves acknowledging God's authority and seeking His guidance. By doing so, David shows that even when we have the power to act, it's essential to prioritize God's will and permission. KEY TAKEAWAYS: 1.  Humility in leadership:  David's approach teaches us that true power lies in humility and recognizing God's sovereignty. 2.  Seeking God's face:  By seeking permission, David...

Dearly beloved, today I want to share a powerful truth with you. The best way to avoid disappointment is to not expect anything from anyone. When you do things with a good heart and expect nothing in return, you'll find freedom from the weight of expectation. Think about it. How often have you felt let down becau se someone didn't meet your expectations? It's a heavy burden to carry. But what if you flipped the script? What if you did things solely because you wanted to make a difference, to help, or to bring joy? When you let go of expectations, you will discover a sense of peace and contentment. You will no longer be bound by the need for validation or recognition. You will be free to act, to give, and to love without attachment to specific outcomes. As it is written in Luke 6:35, _ "But love your enemies, do good to them, and lend to them without expecting to get anything back." _ Let's strive to live this way, doing good without expectation of reward or re...