Praying thro Genesis 6-9 (Jan 12)

Obedience to the Lord’s Direction

In the course of its rebellion,
humanity becomes so sinful that
God prepares to execute the
death sentence on the entire race.
In grace He directs Noah to build
a great ship to escape judgment.
Noah Obeys God & while the flood
purges the earth, the arc preserves
human life for a fresh re-start.
After a safe landing on Mt Ararat,
God makes a new covenant to
Noah and his descendants; and
said: I will remember my covenant.

Lord, You created human beings
in Your own image;but they became
sinful when they disobeyed God.
Noah was spared from destruction
of the flood because he obeyed U
God and built the ark. Just as You
protected Noah and his family,
You still care and protect those
who are faithful to You today.
Lord, praise U for keeping promises
and we purpose to Walk closely
with U and to Obey You. Amen.
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Thanksgiving in Deu 31-32 (Jan 11)

Thank God for Being Our Rock

With the covenant reestablished
and the nation poised at Jordan
River, Moses completes his
duties as leader of God’s people
by commissioning Joshua as his
successor with a sober warning.
To help the people remember
his message of life, Moses
records his final words as a song.

Lord, we proclaim You’re Our Rock:
Then Moses spoke in the hearing
of all the assembly of Israel
the words of this song (Deut 31:30)
Hear O earth words of my mouth
for I proclaim the name of the Lord:
Ascribe greatness to our God.
He is the Rock. His work is
perfect; and all his ways are just.
A faithful God who does no wrong,
upright and just is He (Deut 32:1-4)
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Thanksgiving in Deut 30 (Jan 10)

Thank God for Being Our Restorer

Moses has come to the climax
in his address to the nation –
the time for a recommitment
of the people to the covenant.
He reminds the new generation
that the potential for God’s richest
blessing awaits them as well as
potential for judgment. It depends
on their submissive response to
the demands of the covenant.
Dramatically Moses delivers the
challenge: I have set before you
life and death… choose life.

God Will Restore everything u lost;
He will have compassion on you;
He will come back and Pick Up
the pieces from all the places
where you were scattered.
No matter how far away u end up,
God, your God, will get you out of
there & bring you back to the land
your ancestors once possessed.
It will be Yours Again (Deut 30:3-5)
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Thanksgiving in Deut 7 (Jan 9)

Thank God for His Faithfulness

Moses’ second sermon begins in
chap 5 & extends thro Chap 26.
He opens with a repetition of the
Ten Commandments and exhorts
the people to obey the Lord from
a heart of love, to teach their
children obedience and to be
careful not to forget the Lord in
times of prosperity. Victory over
the pagan occupants of Canaan
is assured as long as the people
faithfully obeys God’s commands.

All Praise be to The Faithful God:
It was because the Lord loved u
and kept the oath he swore to
your forefathers that he brought
you out with a mighty hand and
redeemed you from the land of
slavery, fr the power of Pharaoh
king of Egypt. Know therefore
that the Lord your God is God;
he is the faithful God El Emunah
who keeps covenant (Deut 7:8-9)
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Thanksgiving in Deut 6 (Jan 8)

Thank God for Our Family

In the course of its rebellion,
humanity becomes so sinful
that God prepares to execute the
death sentence on the entire race.
In grace He directs Noah – a just
man who walks with God -to build
a ship in order to escape the
coming judgment. Noah obeys God
and while the flood waters purge
the earth, the ark preserves human
and animal life for a fresh start.

Lord, with your help, we purpose to
impress your word on our children
as much as we can for You said:
The Lord our God, the Lord is one!
You shall love the Lord your God
with all your heart, with all your
soul and with all your strength.
And these words which I command
you today shall be in your hearts.
You shall teach them diligently to
your children (Deut 6:5-7). Amen.
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Thanksgiving in Deut 2 (Jan 7)

Thank God for His Provision

In the first of 3 sermons to the
nation, Moses begins with review
of the past, including His Provision.
God had promised His people
a new homeland, but Israel failed
to possess it because of unbelief.
For 40 years they had wandered
and died. Now with the passing
of that unbelieving generation,
God has led the nation in victories
over Sihon & Og, bringing them to
the threshold of the land again.

Lord, we ask for Your Provision:
The LORD your God has blessed
you in all that you have done;
He has known your wanderings
through this great wilderness.
These forty years the LORD your
God has been with you; you have
not lacked a thing (Deut 2:7) Amen
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Praying thro Genesis 3-5 (Jan 6)

God Desires Fellowship

The perfect environment into
which man was placed is now
shattered by the entrance of sin.
Satan, posing as the subtle serpent
challenges God’s only prohibition
on man’s use of the garden.
Disobedience follows as the first
family eats from the forbidden tree
and is expelled from the garden.
The results of their sin spread as
humankind and the whole creation
fall under the penalty of death.
Cain becomes the first murderer
& the downward spiral continues
from Adam to Noah paving the
way for God’s judgment upon
the wickedness of the world.

Lord, we praise U for your love,
making us in your image,
giving us freewill to obey you,
providing our every need and
wanting close fellowship with us.
Lord, thank you for not only
redeeming us from the penalty
of sin but also empowering us
from the effects of sin. Lord,
we purpose to Draw Near to You;
we purpose to Hear Your Voice &
we purpose to Walk with You. Amen
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Praying thro Genesis 1-2 (Jan 5)

Almighty God Cares for Mankind

The first two chapters of the
Bible begin at “the beginning”.
Chap 1 gives a concise overview
of the progress of creation,
climaxing in the creation of man.
Chap 2 takes a focussed look at
day six, where the details emerge
of how God’s image-bearers were
created; man from the dust of the
ground and woman from his rib.

Lord, we praise and thank you
that You are not only awesome
in your creation of the universe &
the earth but also show that U love
and deeply care for our welfare.
Lord, we purpose to be grateful &
we will adopt a Thankful spirit;
we will Rest and Worship You; &
we will Remain United in marriage.
In Jesus’ precious name, Amen.
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Launch of 3 Year Biblical Exposition & Preview on the Book of Genesis

Biblical Exposition & Genesis

Dear Friends,
We start the first weekend of 2019
with the launch of a three-year
Chronological Biblical Exposition.
The purpose of weekend Biblical
Exposition is to help Christians
become grounded in the Scripture.

Whilst the Holy Bible is essentially
theological history, it is arranged
by types of writings: laws, history,
poetry, prophets, gospel & letters.
To enable you better appreciate
the flow the Bible especially OT,
exposition will be chronological.
OT1A/B: Genesis & Poetry on Job
OT1C: Life of Moses (Exo to Deut)
2A/B: Is History to David & Psalms
OT2C: Solomon & Wisdom Poetry
OT3A: I Kings & Prophets
OT3B: 2 Kings 1-17 & Prophets
OT3C: 2 Kings 18-25 & Prophets
OT4: Return From Exile & Prophets

Friends, join in this worthy journey
for u will see the Bible in new light.
Gradually u will grasp the grandeur
of God’s plan for humanity; and
your understanding of the Lord will
deepen as u meditate on His Word.
And as you grow more confident
in God’s love and His sovereignty,
u will also have a platform to share
the truth of salvation to others.
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Thanksgiving in Exo 14 & 15 (Jan 4)

Thank God for Giving Strength

Trapped between the Red Sea
and the rapidly approaching
chariots of Egypt, the people
cry out in desperation; and God
answers in a miraculous fashion.
The Red Sea parts, the nation
crosses over on dry ground,
and shouts of panic turn to hymn
of praise as the Egyptian army
disappears in a watery grave.

Lord, bless and give us Strength:
Then Moses stretched out his hand
over the sea; and the Lord caused
the sea to go back by a strong
east wind all that night and made
the sea into dry land & the waters
were divided… Thus Israel saw
the great work which the Lord had
done in Egypt; so the pple feared
the Lord and believed the Lord and
His servant Moses (Ex 14:21-31).
Then Moses and the children of
Israel sang this song to the Lord
and spoke saying: The Lord is
my strength and He has become
my salvation; He is my God, and
I will praise Him (Ex 15:1-2) Amen.
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