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01/06/2026
Isaiah 40:31 reminds us that true strength is not found in constant striving, endless work, or depending on our own abil...
29/05/2026

Isaiah 40:31 reminds us that true strength is not found in constant striving, endless work, or depending on our own ability. It is found in waiting upon the Lord. To wait on God means to trust His timing, depend on His power, and allow Him to renew what life has drained from us. Like eagles rising above the storm, God lifts His people above discouragement, weariness, fear, and pressure. When we surrender our burdens to Him, He gives us strength not only to run but also to continue walking faithfully even when the journey feels long.

This verse beautifully connects with the blessing of Sabbath rest. The Sabbath is a weekly reminder that we are not sustained by our work, achievements, or busy schedules, but by the Creator who renews our souls. It invites us to pause, worship, breathe, and remember that God is our source of strength. In Sabbath rest, we stop carrying everything alone and allow God to refresh our hearts, restore our minds, and strengthen our faith for the days ahead. This Sabbath, take time to wait on the Lord, rest in His presence, and trust that He will renew your strength.

Please like, comment, and share this message to encourage someone who needs God’s strength today.

29/05/2026

Lesson 9 - Sin may look harmless when it becomes familiar, but it quietly separates the heart from God and weakens our spiritual walk. Through His law, God lovingly shows us what is wrong, not to condemn us, but to lead us back to Him. Like Samson, we can be called by God yet still fall when we depend on our own strength, entertain distractions, or allow temptation to control our choices. But the good news is that while the law reveals our need, the gospel reveals our Savior. Jesus alone forgives, restores, and gives us the strength to live in obedience, love, and surrender. Today, may we examine our hearts, remove anything that draws us away from God, and build our lives firmly on Christ, the Rock. Let His Word guide your steps, His grace renew your soul, and His love shape the way you live. Please like, comment, and share this message with someone who needs encouragement today.

Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God’s plans are filled with hope, peace, and a future. Even when life feels uncertain, de...
22/05/2026

Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us that God’s plans are filled with hope, peace, and a future. Even when life feels uncertain, delayed, or difficult to understand, the Lord is still working with purpose. His promise does not mean that everything will always be easy, but it assures us that He is leading us toward what is good. We can rest in the confidence that our lives are not random; they are held in the hands of a faithful God who sees the end from the beginning.

This message beautifully connects with Sabbath rest. The Sabbath invites us to stop striving, lay down our worries, and remember that God is still in control. As we pause from our work and burdens, we declare by faith that our future does not depend only on our strength, plans, or efforts, but on God’s guidance and care. Sabbath rest becomes a weekly reminder that the same God who promises hope and a future also gives peace for today.

May we enter this Sabbath trusting God’s plans, surrendering our worries, and resting in His promises. Please like, comment, and share this message to encourage someone who needs hope today.

21/05/2026

Lesson 8 - Faith reminds us that our relationship with God is not built only on what we can see, feel, or fully understand, but on trusting the One who has always been faithful. There are moments when our faith feels strong, and there are also moments when we quietly say, “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief.” Yet even small faith, when surrendered to God, can grow into a deeper confidence in His promises. Like an unseen connection that keeps us close to Him, faith gives us strength in weakness, hope in uncertainty, and peace even when answers are delayed. Jesus notices both strong faith and struggling faith, and He invites us to come closer instead of running away when doubts arise. Today, may we choose to nourish our faith through prayer, Scripture, obedience, and daily surrender, allowing Jesus to live in us and teach us to trust the Father more completely. If this reflection encouraged you, please like, comment your prayer or reflection, and share this with someone who needs a reminder to keep believing in God’s faithfulness.

🌟 You’re Invited! 🌟Join us for the 3rd Adventurer Fair 2026 this coming Sunday, May 24, 2026, at the Gulf Field Headquar...
19/05/2026

🌟 You’re Invited! 🌟

Join us for the 3rd Adventurer Fair 2026 this coming Sunday, May 24, 2026, at the Gulf Field Headquarters! 🎉

Come and support our young Adventurers as they enjoy a day filled with fun activities, teamwork, learning, creativity, and spiritual growth. This special gathering is a wonderful opportunity for families, leaders, and church members to celebrate the joy, talents, and faith of our Adventurer children. 🙏✨

See you there! 💙💛










18/05/2026

Jesus is the shepherd Who will leave the 99 safely in the sheepyard to find the one lost in the wilderness. If you feel like you’re wandering in a wilderness of doubt, Jesus is on His way to find you. Share this good news to wandering sheep today.

18/05/2026

The blessings of redeeming love our Saviour compared to a precious pearl. – COL 115

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