Early Call Exhortation

  DATE: 14/4/2025  TOPIC; SMALL LEAPS REFERENCE: 2corinthians 4 v 6-7. Are you feeling disconnected from your faith, experiencing dryness, or going through emotional turbulence? Stay put, you are not alone. God can bring light and understanding even in challenging times. Although our obedience needs to be sincere and not  partly done. Sometimes, your obedience may just be about keeping still, aligning with God's vision, or seeking direction and pondering on the Word of God. It's not a time to heed the voice of the enemy; instead, we can only draw on and ponder what God has to say. Most times, all we need is a gentle nudge from the Spirit.  Like a candle burning itself out, We've often tried to navigate these challenges alone, but 2 Corinthians 4:6 offers us a glimmer of hope: "For God, who commanded the light to shine out of darkness, hath shined in our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ." This verse reminds ...

  DATE: 7/03/2025  TOPIC: THE ARK AND ITS OCCUPANT REFERENCE: Genesis 6 , 7  &  8 God's mercy is evident in His actions. When we fall short, He doesn't completely abandon us. Instead, He waits for us to seek His help and mercy. The Bible says, "For his anger is but for a moment, and his favor is for a lifetime" (Psalm 30:5). This principle of grace is something we can always rely on. The story of Noah's Ark illustrates this point. When God destroyed the world, He didn't eradicate everything.  He preserved Noah, his family, and two of every kind of animal, showcasing His mercy and desire to start anew. This teaches us the importance of staying committed to God's ways, even when the crowd may be misled.  Our devotion to Him and His Word will be rewarded. We can learn from Noah's example and strive to be agents of change and preservation. Some key lessons from this story include: 1. God's mercy and grace are always available. 2. Commitment to God...