Solace Sanctuary Church SSC Refuge Center

23/01/2026

Food for thought, by Pastor Thompson H Elijah Nyanti, Founder and General-overseer Solace Sanctuary Church (SSC Refuge Center)
Friday January 23rd 2026

Title: "Mr Dust, Don't Forget Who You Are"
Text: Genesis 3:19
Psalm 103:15-16

Genesis 3:19
"In the sweat of your face you shall eat bread till you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken; for dust you are, and to dust you shall return."

Psalm 103:15-16
"As for man, his days are like grass; He flourishes like a flower of the field; The wind passes over it, and it is gone, And its place remembers it no more."

Men, we're like Dust – temporary, fragile, and often distracted. Genesis 3:19 says, "Dust you are, and to dust you will return." But in chasing earthly things – wealth, status, possessions – we forget who we are.

The Distraction of Earthly Things
- Men often focus on accumulating wealth, forgetting our true purpose (Matthew 6:19-20, Luke 12:15).
We get caught in the pursuit, thinking it defines us (Proverbs 28:22, Ecclesiastes 5:10).
But wealth and material things won't go with us when our time ends (Psalm 49:10-12, 1 Timothy 6:7).

Where Will You Go with It?
• Death is certain, judgment is coming (Hebrews 9:27, 2 Corinthians 5:10).
• What use is wealth when facing eternity? (Luke 12:20-21).
God asks, "What will it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul?" (Matthew 16:26).

Men, Remember Who You Are
1. You’re Dust, Bound for Eternity: Don’t let earthly things define you (Psalm 103:15-16).
2. Prioritize the Kingdom: Seek God’s kingdom above all (Matthew 6:33, Luke 12:31).
3. Invest Wisely: Use your resources for God’s glory (1 Timothy 6:17-19, Matthew 25:31-46).

Men, you’re not just "Mr. Dust" – you’re called for greatness in God’s kingdom.

Prayer Points:
1. Focus on Eternity: Lord, help me prioritize Your kingdom (Matthew 6:33).
2. Stewardship: Guide me to use my resources for Your glory (1 Timothy 6:17-19).
3. Purpose: Help me live for You, not for earthly gain (Colossians 3:1-2).

*Closing Prayer:*
"Father, help us, men, remember our purpose – to know You and live for Your kingdom. In Jesus' name, Amen."

12/01/2026

Super Dad daily devotion by Pastor Thompson H Elijah Nyanti
Monday, January 12th 2026
Title: "What More Do You Want Him to Do? Reflecting on the Sufficiency of Christ's Work"

Text: John 19:30,
Romans 8:32,
Hebrews 10:10-14

Jesus did it all – the cross, the pain, the sacrifice. "It is finished" (John 19:30). Given His life for us, what more do you want Him to do? This question cuts to the heart of our faith. We've got a tendency to think we need to add to God's work, fix things ourselves, or earn His love. But Jesus' sacrifice on the cross says, "It's done."with that, let's look at this message in 3 division

I. He Gave His All: The Extent of His Sacrifice
He spared nothing (Romans 8:32). Jesus paid the ultimate price – forgiveness of sins, redemption from darkness, access to God. Through His wounds, we find healing; through His death, life. What remains undone? When we've messed up, He forgives. When we've struggled, He strengthens. The cross covers it all.

II. Our Turn to Respond: Surrender and Trust
He's done His part; now it's ours. Are we trusting His finished work or adding to it? (Hebrews 10:10-14). We can't add to Christ's sacrifice – it's complete. Instead, we respond by trusting Him, surrendering our efforts, and living like it's true.

III. Enough is Enough: Rest in His Work
He's given peace with God, purpose in life, and the promise of eternity. What more are we seeking? Let His sacrifice speak louder than our doubts. When we grasp the depth of what He's done, our worries fade.

Application:
• Reflect: Do you live like Jesus' work is enough?
• Surrender striving – rest in His done deal.
• Live out gratitude – share His love because He first loved us.

Prayer: Lord, help us trust You've done enough. Amen.

05/01/2026

25/12/2025

Greetings to the entire world from Solace Sanctuary Church (SSC Refuge Center),

As we commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, we extend warmest Christmas greetings to all humanity.

In a world often marked by division, strife, and uncertainty, the message of Christmas remains timeless and universal: God is with us. Emmanuel, the Light of the World, brings hope to the hopeless, joy to the afflicted, and peace to the troubled heart.

May this sacred season transcend borders, cultures, and creeds, reminding us of our shared humanity and the boundless love of the Creator.

• May the LIGHT of Emmanuel dispel every darkness in your life.
• May DIVINE TURNAROUNDS manifest in your challenges.
• May PEACE that surpasses understanding guard your heart and mind.
• May God's LOVE be the anchor of your soul in the coming year.

To all who celebrate, may this Christmas bring profound joy, abiding peace, and a deepened sense of purpose. To all who struggle, may you find solace in the promise of God's presence.

Let us unite in prayer for a world yearning for peace, justice, and compassion.

Wishing you a blessed Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

Pastor Thompson H. Elijah Nyanti
Founder & General Overseer, Solace Sanctuary Church (SSC Refuge Center)"