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Book of The Month

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For those of you who have been following us for a while, you will know we love nothing more than to bury our faces in books!  This month is no different.  Our reading this month explores the challenges we face when we walk in Obedience to God’s will.  Obedience is no walk in the park!

Synopsis:

There will be times in our lives that God will say, “When You Move, I Will Move”, and at the time of the move we will not always know the complete plan. Not only will you not know the complete plan, but it may require you to make some major sacrifices, leaving behind some people, places, opportunities or things that are very dear to you and stepping out on Faith like never before. Walking in TOTAL OBEDIENCE will not always make sense to the natural eye, but to completely fulfill the purpose that God has for your life, you will have to totally trust God and move as He requires even when you don’t know what’s next. You may have to walk away from relationships that you have had for decades. You may be at the pinnacle of your career and have to leave it all behind. You may have to make major life decisions for your family that affect everyone in your household. And after the sacrifice, the next move may look just as bizarre as the sacrifice, people will think you have lost all of your marbles!This is the story of Shavon Sellers’ life! As a voice to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ all across the world, as a Mother, as a Pastor, as an Entrepreneur; Shavon Sellers knows all to well that ‘When Obeying God Makes You Look Stupid’ you still must OBEY. God will never require you to leave anything and not replace it with or restore it to GREATER!

Author: Shavon Sellers
No of pages: 100
Publised: 2019

Happy Reading beautiful people!
Much Love, Remi

Sunday Is Coming!

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“O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?” The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. ut thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ”.  1 Corinthians 15:55-57

I can only imagine how the  people must have felt many years ago, the day between Saturday and Sunday. The hearbreak must have been intense.  The tears and total confusion and sadness must have been unquantifiable.

It is the day before Sunday and everywhere must have been so quiet and still. Saturday in Jewish Religion represents the Sabbath, meaning the day of rest.  Everyone is to refreain from working / activities and should simply rest and be still.

Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James(the younger) and Joses (Joseph) and Salome were to prepare the body of Jesus Christ with spices.  They bough and prepared these spices, but ran out of time to put these on the body of Jesus. They ran out of time by Friday, Saturday is the day of rest and so they had to wait for Sunday.  I can only imagine that they didn’t get much rest.

What they did not realise was that the miracle of Sunday was round the corner.

Many of us are currently in the Sabbath phase of life, we have done all we can do and all God has asked us to do.  The best thing we can do in this phase is rest and be still.  We must learn to rest in God and in His promises.  The day before Sunday teaches us that if God has said He is and He will we should believe Him.  Our job from that point is to rest in him, holding on to our hope, believe and active faith.  We must believe that our Sunday is coming and will come!

Whatever you are waiting on God for, remember your Sunday is coming!   Hold on to your hope and the promises of God for you. Hold on to your faith like you first believed. Your Sunday is coming and it will not be delayed.

 

Happy Ressurection Sunday beautiful people!

Much Love,

The Good in Good Friday

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Good Friday is the Friday before Easter Sunday. It is the day Jesus Christ was crucified on the cross many years ago.

I imagine the day to be anything but good. The one who many believed to be the son of God, their master, teacher, the one who healed the sick and raised the dead was to be crucified on the cross. The outlook and end of that day could not have presented anything close to ‘good’.  From all accounts, it was a sad day, dark and bleak day.

So why do we call it ‘Good’? Whey do we call this day Good Friday and not ‘sad’ Friday, or ‘distressing’ Friday or ‘bleak’ Friday?

In order to see the good of something, we must first understand the not so good of it. Thus, for us to fully understand the gospel of Jesus Christ and its meaning to and for us, we must first understand how lost we were, how enslaved to sin we were and how we were without hope.

The goodness comes from understanding what God did to change our stance and separation from Him. The Friday is ‘good’ becauwe of the outcome of the sad events of the day; the expression of God’s love through Jesus, our reconciliation to Him, the joy of salvation through Jesus and the gift of eternal life.

 

Everything through Jesus Christ

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“Surely he has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows; yet we esteemed him stricken, smitten by God, and afflicted. But he was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities; upon him was the chastisement that brought us peace, and with his wounds we are healed.”

God sacrificed a lot; His only son to save us. Jesus endured a whole lot to reconcile us back to God; He became the truth and only way to God.

Although a sad and gruesome death, it was a love story written by God for us and so we must be thankful and filled with Joy for all Jesus did for us on the cross.

On the cross Jesus:

  • Destroyed sin’s power and its stronghold over us.  John 8:36  states “If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed”
  • He conquered death to give us eternal life.  Romans 6:23 states “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord”
  • Gave us abundant eternal life.  John 10:10 states “I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly”.

The sacrifice, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ has given us everything we will ever need on earth and eternally.  It has given us victory over sin, peace, joy forgiveness of sin and best of all, eternity with Him.

This Easter, I encourage you to rejoice for all you have in and through Jesus Christ.  Rejoice because God loves you so much he gave His best (Jesus Christ), to save you.  Rejoice for the story did not end on Friday, victory was manifested on Sunday – Hallelujah!

 

Much Love,
Remi

Holy Week

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Holy week is the week before Easter.  This week gives us the opportunity to reflect on the last days of Jesus Christ on earth.

The holy week starts with Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday.  The activities of this week many years ago includes the Last Supper, Jesus crucifixion and Easter Sunday, which is also called resurrection day.  Easter is one of the most important tenets of the Christian faith.

Easter teaches us about sacrifice, the ultimate sacrifice God made through Jesus Christ, to save mankind.  John 3:16: reads – “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”  God sacrificed Jesus on the cross for us, so that if we will have power over sin and death and that when we die in the physical, we will live with God eternally.

Easter confirms the fulfilment of scripture; the resurrection of Jesus Christ third day, establishing Him as the son of God.  Matthew 28:5-6:  reads – “The angel said to the women, ‘Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay.'”

Easter is about victory.  The sacrifice of Jesus Christ gave mankind victory over sin and death.

“He is not here; he has risen! Remember how he told you, while he was still with you in Galilee: ‘The Son of Man must be delivered over to the hands of sinners, be crucified and on the third day be raised again.’ Luke 24: 6 – 7

Easter brings hope to us all. Hope that we will one day be reunited and reconciled back to God. This is possible through Jesus Christ.

The story of Easter did not end in death. It ended in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, Victory for us all.  The resurrection of Jesus Christ has given us all victory over sin and death – Hallelujah!  Jesus paid the debt of sin for us all, its stronghold is broken and everyone who believes in Jesus is forgiven and is set free!

Do you believe that Jesus is the Son of God and that He died and rose again on the third day, conquering death, freeing us all and giving us a way back to God through Him?  If you do, rejoice, for you know how the story ends; in victory.  If you don’t believe, I employ you to consider opening your heart to Jesus, invite him in to become your Lord and saviour and all the benefits of the resurrection of Jesus Christ is yours. For more information, read Salvation Prayer

 

Much Love,

Remi

 

 

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This year, every month from February you stand a chance to win a prize.
This month we are giving away the book below. Max Lucado is one of my favourite writers. This book we feel is relevant to the times we are living in. The crises we face daily due to the pandemic, I am confident that God will still use it for good.

Here is how it works:

  • Subscribe to our newsletter by filling in the contact form.
  • In the comment box type ‘February Giveaway’
  • If you are already registered,  complete the contact form with ‘February Giveaway’ in the message box.
  • 1 person will be randomly selected
    Directly contacted
  • Your book will be shipped to you directly through Amazon Prime!

Competition ends 28th February 2021.

 

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Book Reading For February

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If you have been following us for a while, you know that we love to read and l earn from God inspired authors.
In line with our focus this year, we will be reading an old but timely and relevant book about obedience

Synopsis:
“Experience the Joy of the Lord Through Loving Obedience.  The one sacrifice God asks of us is obedience, says Andrew Murray. He explains how Christians can learn obedience by abiding in Christ – using the Scriptures as a daily textbook – and depending wholly on Jesus, the Master teacher.   True obedience is the natural outcome of an intimate relationship with Christ. Spending time in the Word and in prayer every day is part of the secret. Our greatest example of such obedience is that of Jesus to His Father. Through His life on earth we see the rewards of living an obedient life.”

This book promises to be an great learning tool and I feel it will be a great reference as we learn about obedience this year. If you have any book recommendations that you believe will benefit us all this year, please do not hesitate to recommend in the comments section.

Until next time,
Much Love,

Delayed Obedience Is Disobedience

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“I hasten and do not delay to keep your commandments! Psalm 119:60

I believe that our obedience to God should be immediate, even when we don’t fully understand what He is asking us to do.   Obedience requires us to make an immediate choice to act upon and follow the command or instructions we are given.  The only we can obey God is to obey Him instantly! Our days are lived in seasons and I truly believe that instant obedience enables us to fully experience the blessings of God in its time and season.

When the Lord commands us to do something, it is because there is a blessing, revelation or more at the end of that obedience, which can be tied to a particular season.   Have you had God ask you to do something and you delayed and then when you eventually obeyed, either it didn’t go well or the result was not as expected? Delayed obedience robs us of our blessings and favour with God.

Delayed obedience means we think our priorities are more important than what God is asking us to do. It is pride and arrogance at play.

I have not been the best at instantly obeying God, however it is something my heart longs to do and really pray that God will help me with this year.  How about you?  I know for sure that I have missed out on some or entirely on timely blessings because I delayed in obedience, but I am grateful for the mercies of God through restoration.

I am learning that when God asks us to do something, it is not a time to sit pondering and wondering.  It is a time to obey without hesitation and delay.  Our instant obedience shows that we trust God, we relay on and believe in Him.  It shows that we know that He is telling us to act for our own benefit.

As we sit at the masters feet this year to learn, walk and live in obedience to God, lets take a leaf from the Psalmist David, in Psalm 119:33-35 .  He pleads to God; “Teach me, Lord, the way of your decrees, that I may follow it to the end. Give me understanding, so that I may keep your law and obey it with all my heart. Direct me in the paths of your commands, for there I find delight.”  Let us pray for God to teach and give us understanding of His word and what obedience means not only to us, but to Him.  So that when he commands us to go and do, we can boldly  declare like David in Psalm 119:60  and say “we will hasten and not delay to keep your commandments Lord”!

 

Prayer:
Whatever is keeping you from obeying God immediately, be encouraged, don’t be afraid to approach God.  In repentance ask for mercy and for His help to help you change your obedience from ‘delayed’ to ‘instant’ for His glory and for the blessings to flow in your life.

Much Love,

Lessons From 2020

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2020 has been a strange one for so many people around the world.  However, as we have journeyed through there is no doubt that we have learnt a few good lessons along the way, lessons which we know will shape our lives this year and for a long time to come.

Here are some of the lessons we learnt from 2020.

Health is wealth.  There has never been a time where we all, collectively realised the benefits of being healthy. There also has never been a time where the whole world was in a position to stop, review and do something about it!. Covid-19 taught us to look after holistic health – mental, spiritual, physical and emotional health.  We used apps, we did zoom exercise classes, we learnt to relax and seek restoration in God’s presence.

Cherish your loved ones. 2020 made us realise that family- whatever the make up of it might be for all of us – is important. 2020 gave us a unique opportunity to get off the busy wheel and reflect on how we might have prioritised our relationships and time spent with our loved ones.  The lock-downs gave us the opportunity to rekindle, re-establish and rightly prioritise our loved ones.  We learnt to tell our loved ones we love them – a lot!

Life is flexible.  2020 taught us that our lives can change any minute and sometimes there isn’t really much we can do about it. We learnt that God indeed is in control and the best we can do is rely and trust in him and ride of the wings of change, anchoring hope in God.

The world realised it needed God!  The world has done a good job to keep God out of its business. However, the pandemic saw nations coming to its knees. In city corners, in the middle of town squares, people were on their knees, repenting, praying and pleading for mercy.  Covid-19 helped many around the world turn to God.  Covid-19 taught us to hold on tight to God.

Be resolute in trusting God.  When the pandemic first hit, no one really understood Covid-19, what it was and what to do. Many were left with no option but to face and focus on God, to seek solace, comfort in God. We learnt to put our trust in Him, that He knows what Covid-19 is and He will see the world through this turmoil. We learnt to be resolute in trusting God.

There is tremendous power in Gratitude.  In the middle of the pandemic, we embarked on a 100 days gratitude and wellness countdown.  We received emails asking us what we have to be grateful for, the world was in chaos.  However, we realised that even as we pray, we still needed to be grateful for God’s help and mercy. We were thankful for the wisdom God is giving scientists daily, we are thankful that we have the ability to pause and spend time and make memories with loved ones. We are thankful to pull resources together and help others. Being thankful kept our spirits up, even when sickness crouched at our doors. Gratitude helped to keep our focus on God and pulled us through some tough times last year. We realised that there is awesome power in Gratitude.

Never stop praying.  We learnt never to stop praying. God listens and He answers!

 

We will be using these lessons as part of our tools to navigate our way this year.  On that note, what lessons have you learnt from 2020 that you will be holding onto this year?

Please leave your thoughts in the comment section. We would like to hear and learn from you.

 

Much Love,

The Year of Obedience

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Our focus this year is OBEDIENCE!

Our desire this year is to be instantaneous in our obedience to God, to stop overthinking His directions and commands and act like the NIKE slogan “Just Do It”.   To assist us we will be unpacking the following (and more):

  • What it means to be obedient
  • practical ways to develop and instill obedience
  • The benefits and rewards of obedience
  • Obedience through gratitude

Why the focus on obedience? We would like to see and experience the will and blessings of God in our lives and we believe that obedience is one of the ways to achieve this.  Some of  our reasons also include:

  • Demonstrating our love to God according to John 14:15. It reads “If you love me, you will obey my commandments”.  Obedience to God brings about spiritual growth
  • Growing spiritually. When we obey God we learn more about who He is
  • Experiencing God’s blessings .  Isaiah 1:19 “If you are willing and obedient, you will eat the good things of the land”

We invite you to join us on this journey where we unpack the what, why and how of obedience to God.  We are looking forward to how God will enrich our understanding and lives for the better.

If there is anything in particular that you would like us to explore around obedience, please leave your thoughts and suggestions in the comments section below.

It is going to be an awesome year at the master’s feet learning obedience and in the fields implementing what we are thought.

On Your Marks…Get Set… Let’s God!

 

Much Love,

 

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