GLIM. 2023: Our Year of Walking and Perfection

GLIM. 2023: Our Year of Walking and Perfection 2025: Our Year of Restoration and Excellence. Joel 2:25

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03/09/2026

When the Foundations Shake, Look to the Throne.

Psalm 11.
key verse: Psalm 11:3-4.

“If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do? The LORD is in his holy temple, the LORD's throne is in heaven.” Psalm 11:3-4, KJV.

There are seasons when the things we once considered stable suddenly begin to change.
Plans can change. Relationships can be tested. Financial circumstances can shift. Opportunities can disappear. Unexpected events can challenge our confidence about tomorrow.

David understood this feeling.
In Psalm 11, people around him were telling him to flee. Danger was real, and his enemies were preparing their attack.

Yet David began with an extraordinary declaration:
“In the LORD put I my trust.” Psalm 11:1, KJV.
David did not deny the danger. He simply refused to allow danger to become greater in his mind than God.

That is the difference faith makes.
Faith does not pretend that nothing is wrong. Faith remembers that even when circumstances change, God has not changed.

Psalm 11 asks:
“If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?”
The answer appears immediately afterward:
“The LORD is in his holy temple, the LORD's throne is in heaven.”

When earthly foundations shake, look toward the heavenly throne.
God is still present.
God is still faithful.
God still hears prayer.
God still gives wisdom.
God still directs His children.
God still opens doors.
God still strengthens those who trust Him.
His throne has not moved.

Do Not Let Fear Choose Your Direction.
Fear may alert us to danger, but fear was never intended to become the master of our decisions.
David was encouraged to flee like a bird to the mountain, but his confidence remained in God.
Sometimes circumstances will tempt you to abandon what God placed in your heart.
Do not make a permanent decision merely because you are experiencing temporary fear.

Pray.
Seek wisdom.
Listen carefully to the Holy Spirit.
Then obey God rather than panic.

Do the Next Righteous Thing.
Psalm 11 reminds us that God loves righteousness.
When the world around us becomes unstable, we should become even more intentional about walking with integrity.
Remain truthful.
Remain prayerful.
Remain forgiving.
Remain generous.
Remain compassionate.
Remain obedient.

You may not be able to solve every problem today, but you can take the next faithful step.
Sometimes that next step is making a telephone call.
Sometimes it is submitting an application.
Sometimes it is apologising.
Sometimes it is forgiving somebody.
Sometimes it is asking for help.
Sometimes it is resting.
Sometimes it is simply opening the Bible and praying again.
Faithfulness is often expressed through small acts of obedience repeated over time.

Today's Declaration:
I place my trust in the Lord.
I will not allow fear to control my decisions.
Although circumstances may change, my God does not change.
I will walk in righteousness.
I will obey God one step at a time.
I will remember that heaven's throne remains secure.
By the grace of God, I will stand.

Reflection Questions:
What area of my life currently feels unstable?
Am I responding primarily from faith or from fear?
What truth about God's character do I need to remember today?
What is the next righteous and responsible action I can take?
What burden do I need to surrender to God in prayer?

Today's Prayer:
Father, thank You because You remain faithful even when the foundations around me seem to shake.
Forgive me for the times I have allowed fear to become greater in my thoughts than Your promises.
Today I declare that my trust is in You.
Lift my eyes above my circumstances and remind me that You are still on the throne.
Give me wisdom for every decision, courage for every challenge, grace for every relationship and strength for every responsibility.
Protect me from hidden attacks and guide my footsteps.
Search my heart and remove anything that does not please You.
Teach me to love righteousness, pursue peace and remain faithful when nobody is watching.

Holy Spirit, build me up in my most holy faith and teach me to pray with confidence.
I surrender my plans, my family, my future, my work and my desires into Your hands.
Whatever may shake around me, let my heart remain anchored in You.
In Jesus' name.
Amen.

Today's Action Step:
Write down one situation that currently makes you anxious.
Underneath it, write:
“The LORD is in his holy temple, the LORD's throne is in heaven.” — Psalm 11:4
Then identify one faithful action you can take today instead of simply worrying about the situation.

Today's Punch Line:
When foundations shake, faith looks higher, the throne of God has not moved.

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English word study: Resilience.
Resilience is a noun pronounced roughly ri-ZIL-yəns. Its central meaning is the ability to recover, adapt, or continue functioning after difficulty, pressure, damage, or change.

It has several closely related uses. In psychology, resilience means the ability to adapt effectively after stress or adversity: “Her resilience helped her rebuild her confidence after the disappointment.” In physical science or engineering, it can describe a material's ability to return toward its original condition after being bent or compressed: “Engineers tested the resilience of the material.” In organisations or systems, it describes the ability to continue operating despite disruption: “The company improved the resilience of its computer network.”

Common synonyms include strength, toughness, adaptability, endurance, flexibility, robustness, and fortitude. Depending on context, antonyms include fragility, vulnerability, weakness, brittleness, and inflexibility.

Its related grammatical forms include resilient (adjective): “She remained resilient during a difficult season.” Resiliently is the less-common adverb: “The community responded resiliently after the disruption.” English does not commonly use resilience as a verb; instead, we say recover, adapt, withstand, or bounce back.

Useful collocations include emotional resilience, mental resilience, spiritual resilience, build resilience, develop resilience, strengthen resilience, demonstrate resilience, community resilience, and resilience in the face of adversity. A closely related idiom is “bounce back,” as in: “He bounced back after the setback.”

A useful memory trick is to connect resilience with a spring: pressure may push the spring downward, but it retains the capacity to rise again. In Christian devotional language, you might say, “Spiritual resilience does not mean we never feel pressure; it means pressure does not have the final word.”

03/09/2026

When the foundations are shaken, faith doesn't pretend the shaking isn't real, it remembers Who is still on the throne. “The LORD is in his holy temple…” Psalm 11:4. Don't let today's fear choose tomorrow's direction. Trust God. Stand firm.

02/09/2026

When God Seems Silent.

Psalm 10.
Theme: God Sees, God Hears, God Will Arise.

“LORD, thou hast heard the desire of the humble: thou wilt prepare their heart, thou wilt cause thine ear to hear.” Psalm 10:17 (KJV).

Have you ever prayed and wondered why God seemed silent?
Psalm 10 begins with that very struggle. The psalmist looks at injustice and suffering and asks:
“Why standest thou afar off, O LORD? why hidest thou thyself in times of trouble?” Psalm 10:1

The beautiful thing about this Psalm is that it does not condemn honest questions. Instead, it takes us on a journey from confusion to confidence.
The psalmist eventually declares:
“Thou hast seen it.” Psalm 10:14.

And later:
“LORD, thou hast heard the desire of the humble.” Psalm 10:17.
These verses give us three important truths.

God Sees You.
Other people may overlook your struggle, but God does not.
He sees the sacrifice nobody applauds.
He sees the tears nobody notices.
He sees your faithfulness.
He sees injustice.
He sees the burden you have carried silently.
Nothing about your life is invisible to Him.

God Hears You.
You may not yet have received the answer you desire, but unanswered-for-now does not mean unheard.
God hears sincere prayer.
Continue to pray.
Continue to believe.
Continue to surrender your concerns to Him.
Do not allow delay to become unbelief.
God Is Still King

Psalm 10:16 declares:
“The LORD is King for ever and ever.”
Circumstances change.
Human power changes.
Economies change.
Governments change.
Seasons change.
But God's throne remains.

Therefore, our confidence is not based upon everything around us becoming predictable. Our confidence rests in the unchanging character of God.

Reflection:
Perhaps there is an area of your life where God appears silent.
Instead of assuming that He has abandoned you, bring that situation honestly before Him today.

Ask yourself:
What burden do I need to surrender to God?
Where have I interpreted delay as rejection?
Is there someone vulnerable whom God is calling me to encourage?
Am I seeking God before making my important decisions?
What would trusting God look like for me today?

Today's Declaration:
God sees me.
God hears me.
God has not forgotten me.
God is preparing my heart.
I will trust Him even when I cannot see what He is doing.
I will walk humbly before Him.
I will stand for what is right.
The Lord is King forever.

Today's Prayer:
Father, thank You because nothing concerning me escapes Your attention.
When I cannot understand what You are doing, help me to trust Your character.
When answers appear delayed, strengthen my faith.
When I encounter injustice, give me courage to stand for righteousness without allowing hatred to enter my heart.
Remove pride from me and teach me continually to seek Your guidance.
Remember those who are oppressed, vulnerable, displaced, forgotten, or suffering today. Protect them, comfort them, and raise people who will become instruments of Your compassion.
Prepare my heart while I wait.
Direct my plans.
Guide my decisions.

Strengthen my family.
Order my steps.
And let Your purpose be accomplished in my life.
I believe that You see me.
I believe that You hear me.
I believe that You remain King forever.
In Jesus' name.
Amen.

Today's Punch Line:
“When evil seems loud, remember: God is not absent—He sees, He hears, and He will arise.”

Evening Prayer:
Join us for Heavenly Sound Code, where we take today's Word deeper into our hearts through sustained prayer, worship, declaration, and praying in the Spirit, in accordance with Jude 1:20.

My Bible Journey App:
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Advanced English Lesson.
Word: RESILIENCE.
Part of speech: Noun.
Definition:
Resilience is the ability to recover, adapt, or remain strong after difficulty, pressure, disappointment, trauma, or change.
Meaning 1: Emotional or psychological recovery
The ability to cope with adversity and continue functioning.
Example:
“Her resilience helped her continue pursuing her goals after several disappointments.”
Synonyms: toughness, endurance, adaptability, fortitude, strength, perseverance.
Antonyms: fragility, vulnerability, weakness, inflexibility.
Memory Tip:
Think:
RESILIENCE = RISE AGAIN.
A resilient person may bend under pressure, but does not remain permanently defeated.

02/09/2026

When God seems silent, He is not absent.
“LORD, thou hast heard the desire of the humble.” Psalm 10:17.
The injustice you see, the tears nobody noticed, and the prayer you whispered, God sees them all.
Keep praying. Keep trusting. God has not forgotten you. 🙏

01/09/2026

God Is Your Refuge in Times of Trouble.

Psalm 9.
Key verses: Psalm 9:9-10.
Theme: Praise, Refuge, Justice and God's Remembrance.

“The Lord also will be a refuge for the oppressed, a refuge in times of trouble.” — Psalm 9:9

Where do you run when life suddenly becomes uncertain?
Psalm 9 reminds us that although God's people may experience trouble, we never face trouble without access to a refuge.
David begins this psalm with praise. Before he concentrates on enemies, injustice or difficulty, he chooses to remember the wonderful works of God.
That gives us an important spiritual principle:
Do not allow today's problem to erase yesterday's testimony.

When you deliberately remember God's previous faithfulness, your heart receives strength to trust Him with what you are facing now.

Praise Before the Circumstances Change.
Psalm 9:1–2 teaches us to praise God wholeheartedly.
Praise is not pretending that everything is perfect.
Praise is declaring that our problems do not have the final word.
You may still be waiting for an answer.
You may still need direction.
You may still be praying about your family, career, finances or future.
But you can praise God while you wait.
Remember what He has already done.
Remember prayers He has answered.
Remember doors He has opened.
Remember dangers He has brought you through.
The God who was faithful yesterday remains faithful today.

God Is Your Refuge.
Psalm 9:9 describes God as a refuge in times of trouble.
A refuge is a place of safety.
God does not promise that we will never encounter storms. He promises His presence in the storm.
When fear begins to dominate your thoughts, run to God.
When tomorrow seems uncertain, run to God.
When circumstances become overwhelming, run to God.
When human solutions appear insufficient, run to God.
Prayer is not our last resort.
Prayer should become our first response.
You do not have to know everything that will happen tomorrow when you know the God who will still be God tomorrow.

God Has Not Forgotten You.
Psalm 9 repeatedly reveals God's concern for people who are oppressed, afflicted, needy or forgotten.
Perhaps you have wondered whether God remembers your prayer.
He does.
Perhaps an answer has taken longer than you expected.
Keep trusting.
Perhaps you feel overlooked.
God still sees you.
There are seasons when God's silence may feel like God's absence, but silence and absence are not the same thing.

A seed may appear inactive while buried beneath the soil, yet important development is taking place where human eyes cannot see.
Continue praying.
Continue believing.
Continue obeying.
Continue serving.
Continue planting good seeds.
God may be working in places you cannot yet see.

Trust the Righteous Judge.
Psalm 9 also reminds us that God judges righteously.
When life feels unfair, we can be tempted toward bitterness, revenge or hopelessness.
Instead, Scripture calls us to pursue what is right while entrusting final judgment to God.
God sees what people miss.
God understands what others misunderstand.
God knows every hidden motive.
Therefore, do not allow another person's wrongdoing to transform your character.
Walk in truth.
Walk in wisdom.
Walk in forgiveness.
Stand for justice.
Show mercy.
And trust the righteous Judge.

Today's Declaration:
I will praise God with my whole heart.
The Lord is my refuge and my stronghold.
Fear will not control my future.
God sees me.
God hears me.
God remembers me.
I will trust Him even when I cannot understand everything around me.
My present trouble will not have the final word.
God is still writing my story.
In Jesus' name, Amen.

Today's Prayer:
Father, thank You for the gift of another day.
Thank You for every battle You have already brought me through.
Forgive me for the times I have allowed present difficulties to make me forget Your past faithfulness.
Today I choose to praise You with my whole heart.
Lord, become my refuge in every area where I feel vulnerable or uncertain.
Guard my heart from fear.
Guard my mind from anxiety.
Give me wisdom for every decision.
Protect my family.
Direct my steps.
Strengthen my faith.
Remember every person reading this devotional who feels overlooked, discouraged or weary.
Open doors according to Your will.
Provide for legitimate needs.
Bring comfort to hurting hearts.
Give direction to those who are confused.
Let justice prevail where there has been injustice.
And help us to become people through whom others experience Your compassion.
I surrender my plans, goals, dreams and future into Your hands.
You were faithful yesterday.
You are faithful today.
And I trust You with tomorrow.
In Jesus' name,
Amen.

Reflection Questions:
What are three things God has already done that you can thank Him for today?
What situation have you been carrying in fear rather than placing before God?
Is there someone around you who needs encouragement, generosity or practical help?
What would it look like for you to make praise your first response today?

Today's Action:
Write down three previous answers to prayer.
Then write down one present concern.
Pray over that concern and deliberately remind yourself:
“The God who helped me before is still my refuge today.”
Afterward, encourage at least one person who may be going through a difficult season.

Memory Verse:
Psalm 9:9

Punch Line:
When the world feels unstable, make God your refuge and let praise become your response.

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ADVANCED ENGLISH LESSON
Word: RESTORE.
Part of Speech
Verb.
Core Definition:
To restore something means to bring it back to a previous, better, normal, rightful, or functioning condition.
Meaning 1: Return something to a good condition
Example:
The craftsmen restored the old building after years of neglect.
Synonyms: repair, renovate, renew, rehabilitate.
Antonyms: damage, destroy, ruin, deteriorate.
Memory Tip:
Connect restore with re-, meaning “again.”
Think:
RE + STORE = bring something back again.
When something is restored, something valuable that seemed damaged, missing or weakened is brought back.
Spiritually, it creates a memorable sentence:
“God can restore what difficulty tried to remove.”

01/09/2026

When the headlines make the world feel unsafe, remember Psalm 9:9: “The Lord is a refuge for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble.” Fear may knock, but it does not own the house. Run to God, praise Him, and stand in faith.

31/08/2026

The God Who Made the Stars Has Not Forgotten Your Name.

Psalm 8.
Key verse: Psalm 8:4.
Description: A faith-building Psalm 8 devotional about God's majesty, human dignity, purpose, and the comforting truth that the Creator of the heavens is mindful of you.

"What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him?" Psalm 8:4 (KJV).

Have you ever looked into the night sky and wondered how the God who created something so enormous could still notice one person?
David wondered the same thing.
Psalm 8 begins and ends with the same declaration:
"O LORD our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth!"
Between those two declarations of worship, David considers the heavens, the moon, the stars, humanity's place within creation, and the responsibility God has entrusted to us.

Psalm 8 teaches us that recognizing our smallness should not produce worthlessness. Instead, it should produce wonder.
The universe is vast, yet God is mindful of us.

Let Wonder Restore Your Perspective.
David says:
"When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained..." Psalm 8:3 (KJV).

The word "consider" is important.
David stopped long enough to think about what he was seeing.
Sometimes our problems appear enormous because they have occupied our attention for too long.
Psalm 8 invites us to look higher.
Consider God's faithfulness.
Consider His creation.
Consider previous prayers He has answered.
Consider situations He has already carried you through.
Your problem may be great, but God is greater.

Remember That God Is Mindful of You.
David asks:
"What is man, that thou art mindful of him?" Psalm 8:4 (KJV).
You may sometimes be overlooked by people, but you are never invisible to God.
Human recognition can disappear.
Applause can stop.
People can misunderstand you.

But your identity was never meant to depend completely upon human approval.
You were created by God, known by God and entrusted with purpose by God.
Psalm 8 says humanity has been "crowned...with glory and honour."
Walk today with humility, but do not walk with insecurity.

Turn Your Purpose Into Stewardship.
Psalm 8 also says:
"Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands." Psalm 8:6 (KJV).
God-given dignity comes with God-given responsibility.
Your time matters.
Your abilities matter.
Your relationships matter.
Your opportunities matter.
Your influence matters.

Ask yourself today:
What has God already placed in my hands that I need to steward more faithfully?
Do not spend all your energy wishing for another person's assignment.
Become faithful with your own.

Today's Declaration:
The God who made the stars has not forgotten my name. I am known by God, loved by God and entrusted with purpose. I will not allow fear, comparison or discouragement to define me. I will walk today in worship, wisdom and faithful stewardship.

Prayer:
Father, I worship You because Your name is excellent throughout the earth.
When I consider the heavens and the works of Your hands, remind me that nothing in my life is beyond Your power.
Thank You for being mindful of me.
Deliver me from insecurity, unhealthy comparison and the fear of being forgotten.
Help me understand the dignity and responsibility You have placed upon my life.
Give me wisdom to use my time, abilities, opportunities and influence for Your glory.
May my words, decisions and actions honour Your excellent name today.
In Jesus' name, Amen.

Reflection Questions:
What situation has been occupying too much of my attention lately?
How does Psalm 8 change my perspective on that situation?
Where have I been measuring my worth by human approval?
What has God already placed in my hands that I should steward more faithfully?
What can I intentionally praise God for today?

Today's Action:
Spend at least five quiet minutes outside or near a window today.
Look at the sky.
Put your phone aside.
Consider God's creation.
Then thank Him for at least five things He has already done in your life.

Remember:
The God who made the stars has not forgotten your name.

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ENGLISH MASTERCLASS- WORD OF THE DAY: MINDFUL.
Definition and Part of Speech.
Mindful is an adjective.
Its primary meaning is conscious, aware, attentive or deliberately remembering something that deserves consideration.
Psalm 8:4 uses the expression “mindful of him”, communicating attentive remembrance and concern.
Major Meanings.
Aware or conscious of something.
Example:
“She remained mindful of the needs of the elderly people in the congregation.”
Synonyms: aware, conscious, attentive, alert, cognizant.
Antonyms: unaware, oblivious, inattentive, heedless.
Carefully considering something before acting.
Example:
“A wise leader is mindful of how his words may affect others.”
Synonyms: considerate, thoughtful, careful, sensitive.
Antonyms: careless, inconsiderate, thoughtless.
Intentionally attentive to the present moment.
Example:
“Taking a quiet walk helped him become more mindful of the beauty around him.”
Synonyms: present, attentive, observant, focused.
Antonyms: distracted, preoccupied, absent-minded.

Memory Tip:
Connect mindful with the phrase:
“Full of mind toward something.”
If you are mindful of something, you are deliberately keeping it within your awareness.
And Psalm 8 gives the word extraordinary spiritual significance:
God is mindful of humanity.

31/08/2026

Feeling small today? Psalm 8 reminds us that the God who placed the moon and stars in the heavens is still mindful of you. Your life is not an afterthought. You carry God-given dignity and purpose. Look up, worship, and walk boldly. O LORD our Lord, how excellent is Thy name!

30/08/2026

When Lies Are Loud, Let God Be Your Refuge.

Psalm 7.
Key Verse: Psalm 7:1
Theme: Refuge, Integrity, Justice and Praise.

Psalm 7 gives us a powerful picture of how a believer can respond when misunderstood, falsely accused, threatened, or treated unfairly.
David's first response was not revenge. His first response was refuge.

He turned toward God.
This reminds us that our safest place in difficult circumstances is not anger, public opinion, retaliation, or endless self-defence. Our safest place is the presence of God.

Make God Your First Refuge.
When pressure comes, we often react before we pray.
Psalm 7 teaches us a better order.
Before answering the accusation, seek God.
Before sending the message, seek God.
Before making the decision, seek God.
Ask the Lord for wisdom, self-control, protection, and direction.

Allow God to Examine Your Heart.
David did not merely ask God to judge his enemies. He was willing for God to examine him as well.
That is spiritual maturity.
Pray honestly:
Lord, if there is anything in my heart that displeases You, reveal it and help me change.
We should desire vindication, but we should desire holiness even more.

Leave Justice With God.
God knows what others do not know.
He knows motives.
He knows private conversations.
He knows the facts.
He knows the heart.
Therefore, we do not have to become consumed by revenge.
We can speak truth when necessary, establish healthy boundaries when appropriate, seek legitimate help when required, and still refuse to surrender our hearts to bitterness.

Turn Your Battle Into Praise.
Psalm 7 begins with danger and ends with praise.
David declares that he will praise the Lord because of God's righteousness.
That should become our posture too.
We may not yet know how our circumstances will change, but we know who God is.
He is faithful.
He is righteous.
He is our refuge.
He is worthy of praise.

Today's Declaration:
The Lord is my refuge.
God knows my heart and knows the truth concerning every situation in my life.
I reject fear, bitterness, and revenge.
I receive wisdom, protection, peace, and courage.
I will walk in integrity.
I will trust God's justice.
I will praise the Lord Most High.
Amen.

Prayer:
Father, thank You for being my refuge and shield.
Search my heart today and remove everything that does not please You. Where I have been misunderstood or treated unfairly, give me wisdom and grace. Protect me from bitterness and prevent anger from controlling my decisions.
Let truth prevail. Establish righteousness in my life and frustrate every plan that opposes Your purpose for me.
Give me grace to forgive, courage to obey, patience to wait, and faith to praise You before I see the answer.
I place my reputation, family, plans, future, and battles into Your hands.
You are my refuge, my shield, and my righteous Judge.
In Jesus' name, amen.

Reflection Questions:
Where am I tempted to react emotionally instead of seeking God first?
Is there anyone I need to forgive?
Is God revealing something in my own heart that needs correction?
What battle do I need to surrender to God today?
What can I praise God for before my circumstances change?

Today's Action:
Before responding to any frustrating situation today, stop and pray:
“Lord, be my refuge. Search my heart. Give me wisdom, and let Your righteousness guide my response.”

Punch Line:
When lies are loud, let God be your refuge. Truth does not need your revenge when God is your Judge.

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English Masterclass- Protect.
I selected protect, a word used repeatedly in today's message.
Part of speech: Verb.
Pronunciation: /prəˈtekt/.
Core definition: To keep a person or thing safe from injury, damage, loss, danger, or unwanted influence.

Main meanings:
To keep someone physically safe:
“The parents did everything possible to protect their children.”
Synonyms: defend, guard, shield, safeguard, secure.
Antonyms: endanger, expose, harm, jeopardise.
To prevent something from being damaged:
“The case protects the phone from scratches.”
To preserve something valuable or important:
“Strong passwords help protect personal information.”
To defend a person's interests, rights, or reputation:
“The law exists to protect the rights of citizens.”
Word family

Memory tip:
Think:
PROTECT = PREVENT HARM.
When you see protection, protective, or protector, connect every form with the picture of a shield.
In Psalm 7 language, you could remember it this way:
“God protects; therefore, I do not need to panic.”
That creates both the meaning and a memorable spiritual association.
This Psalm gives you one especially strong central message for both broadcasts:

30/08/2026

When people misunderstand you, don't let anger become your defender.

“O LORD my God, in thee do I put my trust.” Psalm 7:1.
God knows the conversation you never heard and the truth you cannot prove. Keep your heart clean, walk faithfully, and let God handle the verdict. 🙏

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