Showing posts with label God's help. Show all posts
Showing posts with label God's help. Show all posts

Sunday, December 28, 2008

A HERO FOR THE HELPLESS




At the point where we become completely powerless to help ourselves,
we are forced to surrender our lives to God's control. What happens
from there is totally his call. And if we are uncertain of God's
concern for us, it can be a scary thing. But the truth about God is
that he is good, and he is willing and able to rescue us in our
helplessness and to keep us safe from harm. His deepest desire,
though, is to continue walking with us after the crisis has
passed, guiding us and keeping us day by day so that we need never
face those times of helplessness without him.


Lord Jesus, I'm thankful that you watch over my life.When I
have no place to turn for help, I have you. I always have you.
and you are the best place to turn for help. Thank you
for hearing my cries and for rescuing me. What would
I do without you? you are the one who saves me
when no one else can!


FOR I , THE LORD YOUR GOD, HOLD YOUR RIGHT HAND;
IT IS I WHO SAY TO YOU, "DO NOT FEAR, I WILL HELP YOU."
Isaiah 41:13


Mighty God you have delivered me from situations for which
I had no answers or resources. You are the one who helps the
helpless. Please teach me to wait on you when I don't know
what to do. Remind me in my helplessness that you will
always open up the path before me and help me see it and
walk on it. And best of all, you always walk with me.
I give you praised In Jesus' name. Amen

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

God's Walk With Us



Our moments and days and years are in God's hands, and he will not lose one of them.
As we entrust ourselves completely to him, more and more we lose the fear of the
future, and especially the fear of death.
Death may still wound our hearts, but it can never destroy our faith or banish our hope. For we know beyond a doubt that God's great love has found us,
has granted us an eternal home, and will never leave us to walk alone
through any part of our journey.
To the end of our days, our God walks with us.