WOMA Church Limuru

WOMA Church Limuru We exist to share the love of God to mankind. Our Vision is To Preach, Teach , Establish the kingdom

Our Vision is To Preach, Teach and Establish the Kingdom of God in the Hearts of people all around the world as we destroy the works of the devil in the lives of the people. 1Timothy 2:4 The will of God is for all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the Truth. Our Mission is To build all round mature Christian soldiers who will help establish and build the Kingdom of the Lord Jesus Chr

ist in the Hearts of others who will do the same to others as we prepare believers for the 2nd coming of the Lord Jesus Christ. Our Scripture pathway is 1John 3:8 "He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil."

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅WHEN MY HEART IS OVERWHELMEDPsalm 61:1–3 “Hear my cry, O God; Attend to my prayer. From the end of th...
07/09/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

WHEN MY HEART IS OVERWHELMED

Psalm 61:1–3 “Hear my cry, O God; Attend to my prayer. From the end of the earth I will cry to You, When my heart is overwhelmed; Lead me to the rock that is higher than I. For You have been a shelter for me, A strong tower from the enemy.”

There are seasons in life when the heart becomes overwhelmed.

There are moments when circumstances become heavier than we expected, when challenges seem greater than our strength, and when we do not know what to do next.

We can become overwhelmed by economic difficulties, loss of employment, family pressures, disappointments, sickness, uncertainty about the future, ministry challenges, or battles that seem to have no immediate solution.

But the good news is this:

When your heart is overwhelmed, you can still cry to God.

David says:
“Hear my cry, O God; attend to my prayer.”

He did not pretend that everything was fine. He did not hide his emotions from God. He acknowledged his condition and took it to the Lord.

And then he prayed one of the most powerful prayers in Scripture:

“When my heart is overwhelmed; Lead me to the rock that is higher than I.”

1.WHEN MY HEART IS OVERWHELMED, I WILL CRY TO GOD

David begins with prayer.
“Hear my cry, O God; attend to my prayer.”

There is a difference between being overwhelmed and being without hope.

A believer may become overwhelmed, but a believer is never without God.

When we reach the place where our strength is insufficient, we must turn to the One whose strength never fails.

The Bible says:
“God is our refuge and strength, A very present help in trouble.”
— Psalm 46:1

Prayer does not mean that we deny our problems. Prayer means that we refuse to face our problems without God.

You may not know what tomorrow holds, but you can call upon the God who holds tomorrow.

You may not have the answer, but you can reach the One who has the answer.

You may not see a way, but God can make a way where there seems to be no way.

Therefore, when your heart is overwhelmed, cry to God rather than surrendering to despair.

2.GOD CAN LEAD ME HIGHER THAN MY PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCES

David says: “Lead me to the rock that is higher than I.”

Notice that David did not ask God merely to make the mountain smaller.

He asked God to lead him to a Rock that was higher than him.

This is a powerful picture of faith.

Sometimes our circumstances are bigger than our strength, but nothing is bigger than our God.

The Rock represents stability, security, refuge and strength.

The Rock that is higher than us reminds us that there is a place in God that is above the limitations of our human understanding.

When you cannot carry yourself, God can carry you.

When your wisdom is insufficient, His wisdom is sufficient.

When your strength is exhausted, His strength does not fail.

When your heart is sinking, He can establish your feet upon a Rock.

Psalm 40:2 says:
“He also brought me up out of a horrible pit, Out of the miry clay, And set my feet upon a rock, And established my steps.”

The answer to an overwhelmed heart is not always an immediate change of circumstances.

Sometimes God first changes our position, our perspective and our strength so that we can face the circumstances with Him.

3.JESUS CHRIST IS OUR ROCK

For the believer, the ultimate Rock is Jesus Christ.

Paul declares:
“For they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them, and that Rock was Christ.”
— 1 Corinthians 10:4

Christ is not a temporary shelter.

He is our eternal foundation.

Jesus said:
“Therefore whoever hears these sayings of Mine, and does them, I will liken him to a wise man who built his house on the rock.”
— Matthew 7:24

When our lives are built upon Christ, storms may come, but the foundation remains.

The wind may blow.

The rain may fall.

The floods may rise.

But what is built upon the Rock can stand.

Your confidence is not in the absence of storms; your confidence is in the strength of your foundation.

You may be going through a storm this morning, but the storm does not have the final word.

The Rock is still standing!

4.THE ROCK IS HIGHER THAN I

Sometimes we become overwhelmed because we try to carry what only God can carry.

We try to understand everything.

We try to control everything.

We try to solve everything.

But there are things that are beyond our ability.

That is why David says:

“Lead me to the rock that is higher than I.”

In other words:

“Lord, take me beyond myself.”

Take me beyond my fears.

Take me beyond my limitations.

Take me beyond my human understanding.

Take me beyond what I can see.

Take me to a place where I can trust You again.

Isaiah 55:8–9 reminds us that God’s thoughts and ways are higher than ours.

Therefore, when you cannot understand what God is doing, you can still trust who God is.

Faith does not require us to understand everything.

Faith requires us to trust the One who understands everything.

5.THE ROCK IS MY SHELTER

David continues:
“For You have been a shelter for me.”

A shelter is a place of protection.

God does not promise that we will never experience storms. But He promises to be with us in the storm.

Psalm 91:1 says:
“He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High Shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”

When life becomes overwhelming, run to God, not away from God.

When you are discouraged, run to God.

When you are afraid, run to God.

When you are disappointed, run to God.

When you do not understand what is happening, run to God.

The presence of God is a place of refuge for the weary soul.

6.THE ROCK IS MY STRONG TOWER

David also says:
“A strong tower from the enemy.”

A strong tower speaks of safety, defense and security.

Proverbs 18:10 says:
“The name of the LORD is a strong tower; The righteous run to it and are safe.”

There may be attacks against your peace, your faith, your family, your finances, your ministry or your future.

But the enemy cannot overthrow the person whose confidence is firmly established in God.

Your circumstances may shake, but Christ cannot be shaken.

Your emotions may fluctuate, but God’s faithfulness does not fluctuate.

Your resources may become limited, but God’s power is unlimited.

People may fail you, but God will never fail you.

7.WE ARE LIVING STONES BUILT UPON THE ROCK

There is another beautiful truth in Scripture.

Christ is the chief cornerstone, and believers are described as living stones being built into a spiritual house.

Peter says:
“You also, as living stones, are being built up a spiritual house.”
— 1 Peter 2:5

Therefore, we must understand our position correctly.

Jesus is the Rock and the foundation. We are living stones established upon Him.

We do not stand independently of Christ.

We stand because Christ holds us.

We are being built together into His spiritual house.

And Jesus declared concerning His Church:
“I will build My church, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.”
— Matthew 16:18

This means that the enemy may attack, but he cannot ultimately destroy what Christ is building.

You may bend, but you will not break.

You may be pressed, but you will not be crushed.

You may be perplexed, but you will not be abandoned.

You may fall, but by God’s grace you can rise again.

Paul beautifully declares:

“We are hard-pressed on every side, yet not crushed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed.”
— 2 Corinthians 4:8–9

8.WHEN MY HEART IS OVERWHELMED, I WILL ASK GOD TO LEAD ME

The most important word in David’s prayer is “lead.”
“Lead me to the rock that is higher than I.”

David recognized that he could not get there by his own strength.

He needed God to lead him.

And that is our prayer today:

“Lord, lead me.”

Lead me when I do not know what to do.

Lead me when I cannot see the way.

Lead me when my emotions are overwhelming me.

Lead me when my strength is failing.

Lead me when I am tempted to give up.

Lead me to Christ.

Lead me to Your presence.

Lead me to Your Word.

Lead me to the place of faith.

Lead me to the place of peace.

Lead me to the Rock that is higher than I.

CONCLUSION

Beloved, perhaps this morning your heart is overwhelmed.

You may be carrying something that nobody else knows about.

You may be smiling outwardly while fighting a battle inwardly.

You may be wondering how you will make it through the next season.

But hear the Word of the Lord:

There is a Rock higher than you.

Your problem is not higher than the Rock.

Your enemies are not higher than the Rock.

Your disappointment is not higher than the Rock.

Your financial challenges are not higher than the Rock.

Your fears are not higher than the Rock.

Your circumstances are not higher than the Rock.

Jesus Christ is higher!

Therefore, do not allow an overwhelmed heart to make you abandon your faith.

Cry to God.

Trust God.

Wait upon God.

Allow God to lead you.

And when you reach the Rock that is higher than you, you will discover that what was too heavy for you is not too heavy for Him.

*TODAY’S DECLARATION*

My heart may be overwhelmed, but I will not be overcome.

I will cry to the Lord, and He will hear me.

I will not build my life upon circumstances; I will build my life upon Christ, the Rock.

When my strength is insufficient, His strength is sufficient.

When I cannot see the way, God will lead me.

The Lord is my shelter.

The Lord is my strong tower.

The Lord is my Rock.

I may be pressed, but I will not be crushed.

I may be perplexed, but I will not despair.

I may be struck down, but I will not be destroyed.

The Rock that is higher than me will sustain me.

I will stand because Christ is my foundation.

In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen!

Apostle Peter Kariithi wishing you protection under the Rock higher than You, the Rock of our salvation. May God make you overcome all in Jesus Name! Have a blessed day.

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅TRUST IN THE LORDPsalm 37:3 “Trust in the Lord, and do good; Dwell in the land, and feed on His faith...
03/09/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

TRUST IN THE LORD

Psalm 37:3 “Trust in the Lord, and do good; Dwell in the land, and feed on His faithfulness. 4 Delight yourself also in the Lord, And He shall give you the desires of your heart. 5 Commit your way to the Lord, Trust also in Him, And He shall bring it to pass.”

INTRODUCTION

As we begin this new day, the Lord in Our Morning Dew gives us a simple but powerful instruction: “Trust in the Lord.”

There are moments in life when we do not understand what God is doing. There are situations for which we have no immediate answers. Sometimes we pray and the answer does not come as quickly as we expected. Sometimes the circumstances around us seem to contradict the promises of God.

Yet, in all these situations, the Word of God calls us to trust the Lord.

Trust means placing our confidence in God’s character, His Word, His wisdom, His power and His faithfulness—even when we cannot see what He is doing.

Our confidence is not in what we see.
Our confidence is not in people.
Our confidence is not in circumstances.
Our confidence is in the Lord.

The God who has been faithful in the past will remain faithful today and tomorrow.

1. TRUST IN THE LORD AND DO GOOD

Psalm 37:3 begins: “Trust in the Lord, and do good.”

Notice that trusting God is connected with doing good.

Biblical trust is not passive. It produces obedience.

When we trust God, we continue to do what is right even when we are surrounded by people who are doing wrong.

When we trust God, we do not abandon our integrity because of difficult circumstances.

When we trust God, we continue praying.
We continue serving.
We continue loving.
We continue obeying His Word.
We continue doing good.

We do not have to become discouraged because of what others are doing.

Let God remain God in your life.

Do not allow somebody else’s success to make you doubt God’s faithfulness.

Do not allow somebody else’s opposition to make you abandon your assignment.

Do not allow a temporary season to make you question an eternal God.

Trust in the Lord and do good.

2. FEED ON HIS FAITHFULNESS

The Psalm continues: “Dwell in the land, and feed on His faithfulness.”

What a powerful expression!

We are called to feed on God’s faithfulness.

When circumstances are difficult, remember what God has already done.

When you cannot see the way forward, remember the ways God has brought you through before.

When you feel weak, remember His promises.

When people fail you, remember that God does not fail.

People may change.
Circumstances may change.
Economies may change.
Opportunities may change.
But God remains faithful.

Lamentations 3:22–23 reminds us:
“Through the Lord’s mercies we are not consumed, Because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness.”

Every morning gives us another reason to trust God.

You may not know what today will bring, but you know who holds today.

Therefore, do not feed your heart on fear.

Feed your heart on the faithfulness of God.

3. DELIGHT YOURSELF IN THE LORD

Psalm 37:4 says: “Delight yourself also in the Lord, And He shall give you the desires of your heart.”

To delight in the Lord means to find our joy, satisfaction and deepest desire in Him.

It means that God Himself becomes more important to us than merely what we want God to give us.

There is a beautiful transformation that happens when we genuinely delight in God.

He begins to shape our desires according to His will.

Therefore, this verse should not be understood as a promise that God will give us everything we want simply because we desire it.

Rather, as we draw closer to God, our hearts become increasingly aligned with His heart.

Our prayer changes from:

“Lord, give me whatever I want,”

to:

“Lord, give me what You know is best for me.”

This is the heart of true trust.

Sometimes God says yes.
Sometimes God says wait.
Sometimes God says no.
Sometimes God gives us something better than what we asked for.

But in every situation, we can say:

“Lord, I trust You.”

4. COMMIT YOUR WAY TO THE LORD

Verse 5 says: “Commit your way to the Lord, Trust also in Him, And He shall bring it to pass.”

To commit our way to the Lord means to surrender our plans, decisions, ambitions, relationships, responsibilities and future into His hands.

There are things we can control, and there are things we cannot control.

But there is nothing that is outside God’s knowledge or power.

You may be carrying a burden this morning that nobody else knows about.

You may have a decision to make.

You may be trusting God for your family.

You may be praying for provision.

You may be waiting for an opportunity.

You may be believing God for restoration.

You may be facing an impossible situation.

Commit it to the Lord.

Do not carry tomorrow when God has only given you grace for today.

Proverbs 3:5–6 says: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall direct your paths.”

You may not understand the path, but you can trust the One who knows the way.

5. GOD CAN BRING TO PASS WHAT YOU CANNOT

Psalm 37:5 declares: “And He shall bring it to pass.”

This is where our faith rests.

There are situations that human strength cannot solve.

There are doors that human connections cannot open.

There are battles that human wisdom cannot win.

There are burdens that human ability cannot carry.

But what is impossible with man is not impossible with God.

Jesus said in Matthew 19:26:
“With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.”

Therefore, when you have done everything you can do, trust God to do what only He can do.

Our responsibility is to trust Him, obey Him, pray, remain faithful and continue doing good.

God remains responsible for what only God can accomplish.

6. TRUST GOD EVEN WHEN YOU CANNOT SEE THE ANSWER

One of the greatest tests of faith is trusting God when there is no visible evidence of change.

Anyone can rejoice when the answer has arrived.

But mature faith says:

“Even before I see it, I trust God.”

Job demonstrated this kind of faith when he said:

“Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him.” Job 13:15

That is deep trust.

It says:

“I don’t understand everything, but I know God.”

“I cannot see everything, but I know God sees everything.”

“I don’t know what tomorrow holds, but I know who holds tomorrow.”

Your circumstances may be changing, but God’s character does not change.

His promises remain true.

His mercy remains available.

His presence remains with you.

His faithfulness remains constant.

7. DO NOT ALLOW FEAR TO STEAL YOUR TRUST

Psalm 37 was written in the context of seeing the prosperity of the wicked and being tempted to become anxious or discouraged.

The Psalm repeatedly calls God’s people away from anxiety and toward confidence in Him.

Therefore, this morning, do not allow what you see around you to determine what you believe about God.

Your situation is not bigger than your God.

Your problem may be big, but God is greater.

Your enemy may be strong, but God is stronger.

Your need may be great, but God’s provision is greater.

Your uncertainty may be real, but God’s sovereignty is greater.

So lift your eyes above the problem and look to the Lord.

8. THE LORD IS OUR MEETING POINT FOR EVERY NEED

Our God is not distant from the concerns of His children.

He is our salvation.
He is our deliverer.
He is our healer.
He is our provider.
He is our restorer.
He is our comforter.
He is our hope.
He is our strength.
He is our refuge.

Psalm 46:1 says: “God is our refuge and strength, A very present help in trouble.”

Whatever you are facing today, bring it before the Lord.

Do not simply carry it in your heart.

Pray about it.

Commit it to Him.

Trust Him with it.

And then continue walking faithfully with Him.

The Lord knows how to intervene in situations that are beyond our ability.

CONCLUSION: TRUST HIM WITH THIS DAY

Beloved, as we begin this day, let us make a decision:

I WILL TRUST IN THE LORD.

I may not know what today will bring,
but I trust the Lord.

I may not understand everything happening in my life,
but I trust the Lord.

I may be waiting for an answer,
but I trust the Lord.

I may be facing opposition,
but I trust the Lord.

I may not see the way forward,
but I trust the Lord.

Why?

Because God is faithful.

Psalm 37:5 gives us the assurance: “Commit your way to the Lord, Trust also in Him, And He shall bring it to pass.”

Therefore, this morning, surrender your plans to Him.

Surrender your family to Him.

Surrender your ministry to Him.

Surrender your future to Him.

Surrender your unanswered questions to Him.

And say:

“Father, I trust You.”

You are not asking us to understand everything.

You are asking us to trust You.

And when we trust You, You will guide us, sustain us, strengthen us and accomplish Your purposes in our lives.

EARLY MORNING DECLARATION

Today, I choose to trust in the Lord.

I will not be ruled by fear.

I will not be controlled by anxiety.

I will not be discouraged by what I see.

I will feed on the faithfulness of God.

I will delight myself in the Lord.

I will commit my ways to Him.

I will continue to do good.

I will obey His Word.

I will wait upon His timing.

And I believe that the Lord will accomplish His purpose concerning my life.

What I cannot do, God can do.

What I cannot change, God can change.

Where I cannot go, God can make a way.

What I cannot see, God already sees.

Therefore, I will trust Him today, tomorrow and always.

The Lord is faithful.
The Lord is with me.
The Lord will guide me.
The Lord will sustain me.
The Lord will accomplish His purpose concerning me.

I TRUST IN THE LORD!

In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.

Apostle Peter Karîithi wishing you a great day ahead with God's blessings and a mighty breakthrough in all your heart desires.

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅WHEN I FALL, I WILL ARISE Micah 7:8 “Do not rejoice over me, my enemy; when I fall, I will arise; whe...
02/09/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

WHEN I FALL, I WILL ARISE

Micah 7:8 “Do not rejoice over me, my enemy; when I fall, I will arise; when I sit in darkness, the LORD will be a light to me.”

Beloved of God, on Our Morning Dew today, I want to remind you of a powerful truth: falling is not the same as failing forever.

There may be moments when we stumble, experience disappointment, suffer loss, make mistakes, or find ourselves in circumstances we never expected. There may even be seasons when it seems as though everything has gone dark.

But the child of God must never allow a temporary fall to become a permanent position.

Micah declares:

“When I fall, I will arise.”

Notice that Micah does not say, “If I fall.” He says, “When I fall.” He recognizes the reality that God’s people may go through difficult seasons. But he also recognizes another reality: the fall does not have the final word.

The enemy may see you down and celebrate prematurely, but God is not finished with you.

You may fall, but you will arise.
You may be wounded, but you will recover.
You may enter a dark season, but the Lord will be your light.
You may experience a setback, but your setback is not the end of your story.

1. FALLING DOES NOT MEAN GOD HAS ABANDONED YOU

Micah says: “When I fall, I will arise.”

The Bible does not hide the struggles and failures of God’s people.

Peter denied Jesus three times, yet Jesus restored him and entrusted him with ministry, with the church.

David fell into serious sin, yet when he repented, God dealt with him and continued working through his life.

Elijah became discouraged and wanted to give up, yet God met him, strengthened him, and sent him forward again.

The important lesson is this:

A believer’s fall does not cancel God’s ability to restore them.

Proverbs 24:16 says:
“For a righteous man may fall seven times and rise again.”

The emphasis is not on how many times the righteous person falls. The emphasis is on the fact that they rise again.

You may have fallen in your finances, but you can rise again.

You may have fallen in your ministry, but you can rise again.

You may have experienced disappointment, but you can rise again.

You may have made mistakes, but through repentance and God’s grace, you can rise again.

Do not allow one chapter of your life to convince you that the entire book is finished.

2. THE ENEMY MAY CELEBRATE YOUR FALL, BUT GOD CAN TURN IT INTO A TESTIMONY

Micah says: “Do not rejoice over me, my enemy.”

There was an enemy watching Micah’s situation and expecting his downfall to be permanent.

But Micah had confidence that his present condition would not determine his final destination.

Sometimes people may celebrate when you fall.

Some may say, “We knew it would happen.”

Others may remind you of your mistakes.

Some may count you out because of what you are presently experiencing.

But you must remember:

People may write you off, but God has not written you off.

The enemy’s celebration may be premature.

Joseph was thrown into a pit, but the pit was not his destination.

David was pursued by Saul, but persecution was not his final chapter.

Job lost almost everything, but his loss was not the end of his story.

The disciples watched Jesus die on the cross, but the grave could not hold Him.

Therefore, child of God, never judge your future by your present situation.

What looks like an ending may become the beginning of a new testimony.

3. YOUR FALL DOES NOT HAVE TO BECOME YOUR FINAL POSITION

There is a great difference between falling and staying down.

Micah says: “When I fall, I will arise.”

The enemy wants you to remain on the ground.

He wants you to remain discouraged.

He wants you to remain condemned.

He wants you to believe that because you fell once, you can never stand again.

Take note that the game is not over, the final whistle has not been blown.

But God’s Word says:

“A righteous man may fall seven times and rise again.”

Your responsibility is not to pretend that you never fell.

Your responsibility is to get back up.

If you have sinned—repent and get up.

If you have failed—learn and get up.

If you have been disappointed—trust God and get up.

If you have been wounded—allow God to heal you and get up.

If you have lost something—believe God for what lies ahead and get up.

Do not build your permanent residence in a temporary place of defeat.

Get up!

4. WHEN YOU ARE IN DARKNESS, GOD WILL BE YOUR LIGHT

Micah continues:
“When I sit in darkness, the LORD will be a light to me.”

This is beautiful because Micah acknowledges that there may be seasons of darkness.

Sometimes we do not understand what God is doing.

Sometimes we cannot see the way forward.

Sometimes prayers seem unanswered.

Sometimes circumstances become confusing.

But even when you cannot see the way, God remains your light.

Psalm 119:105 says: “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.”

God does not always show us the entire journey at once.

Sometimes He gives us enough light for the next step.

Therefore, when you cannot see the whole road, trust the One who knows the road.

When you do not know what tomorrow holds, remember that God already knows tomorrow.

When everything around you appears dark, do not conclude that God has disappeared.

The darkness may surround you, but it cannot overcome the light of God.

5. GOD’S GRACE GIVES US THE STRENGTH TO RISE AGAIN

We must understand that rising again is not about human strength alone.

It is about the grace of God.

Lamentations 3:22–23 says:
“Through the LORD’s mercies we are not consumed, Because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness.”

What a powerful word for this morning!

New morning.
New mercy.
New strength.
New opportunity.
New grace.

Yesterday may have been difficult, but today, this early morning, God has given you another opportunity.

You may have cried yesterday, but you can praise today.

You may have failed yesterday, but you can learn today.

You may have fallen yesterday, but you can arise today.

Do not allow yesterday’s failure to steal today’s opportunity.

6. JESUS IS THE ULTIMATE EXAMPLE THAT DEFEAT IS NOT THE END

The greatest demonstration of this truth is found in Jesus Christ.

Jesus was crucified.

He died on the cross.

He was buried.

It appeared to His enemies that they had won.

But on the third day, He rose again.

The grave could not hold Him.

Death could not defeat Him.

The cross was not His conclusion.

He arose!

And because Christ arose, we have hope that our story does not have to end in defeat.

1 Corinthians 15:57 declares: “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Our confidence is not in our own perfection.

Our confidence is in the risen Christ.

When we fall, He can restore us.

When we are weak, He can strengthen us.

When we are lost, He can guide us.

When we are in darkness, He can become our light.

7. ARISE AND MOVE FORWARD

There comes a moment when you must stop looking at where you fell and start looking at where God is taking you.

Isaiah 60:1 says: “Arise, shine; For your light has come! And the glory of the LORD is risen upon you.”

God is calling His people to arise.

Arise from discouragement.

Arise from fear.

Arise from disappointment.

Arise from condemnation.

Arise from spiritual lethargy.

Arise from yesterday’s failures.

Arise and pray again.

Arise and believe again.

Arise and serve again.

Arise and worship again.

Arise and pursue your God-given assignment again.

Your past may explain where you have been, but it does not have the authority to determine where God can take you.

OUR CONFESSION THIS MORNING

Today, I refuse to remain down.

When I fall, I will arise.

When I am weak, God will strengthen me.

When I am discouraged, God will encourage me.

When I am confused, God will guide me.

When I sit in darkness, the Lord will be my light.

When the enemy celebrates, I will remember that God is still working.

When I experience a setback, I will not abandon my faith.

When I make a mistake, I will repent, learn, and continue walking with God.

I will not allow yesterday to destroy today.

I will not allow failure to define me.

I will not allow disappointment to determine my future.

By the grace of God, I will arise!

CONCLUSION

Beloved, perhaps you are listening this morning and you feel that you have fallen too far.

Perhaps you have experienced a painful disappointment.

Perhaps something you trusted has failed.

Perhaps you have made a mistake and you are struggling to recover.

Perhaps you are passing through a dark season.

Hear the Word of the Lord:

“Do not rejoice over me, my enemy; when I fall, I will arise; when I sit in darkness, the LORD will be a light to me.” — Micah 7:8

Your fall is not your final chapter.

Your darkness is not your destiny.

Your failure is not the end of your story.

God is still with you.

Therefore, get up!

Wipe your tears.

Strengthen your faith.

Return to prayer.

Return to the Word.

Return to worship.

Return to obedience.

Take another step.

For the God who sustained you yesterday is able to carry you today and lead you into tomorrow.

THIS MORNING, DECLARE:

I MAY HAVE FALLEN, BUT I WILL ARISE!

I MAY BE IN DARKNESS, BUT THE LORD IS MY LIGHT!

I MAY HAVE EXPERIENCED A SETBACK, BUT I WILL NOT REMAIN DOWN!

I MAY HAVE CRIED IN THE NIGHT, BUT JOY IS COMING THIS MORNING!

I MAY HAVE BEEN WEAK, BUT GOD WILL STRENGTHEN ME!

MY STORY IS NOT OVER!

I WILL ARISE, AND BY THE GRACE OF GOD, I WILL MOVE FORWARD!

LETS MAKE A PERSONAL MORNING PRAYER

Our Heavenly Father, in the name of Jesus, Thank You for the gift of this new morning and for Your unfailing mercy. Thank You because my failures do not cancel Your grace, and my difficulties do not mean that You have abandoned me. Where I have fallen, Lord, give me grace to arise. Where I have been wounded, heal me. Where I have been discouraged, strengthen me. Where I have sinned, give me a truly repentant heart and restore me. Where I am walking through darkness, be my light. Give me courage to begin again, wisdom to learn from yesterday, faith to trust You today, and hope for tomorrow. I declare that I will not remain on the ground.

I will arise in faith.
I will arise in prayer.
I will arise in obedience.
I will arise in strength.
I will arise in hope.

Let every premature celebration of the enemy be turned into a testimony of Your faithfulness.

I declare: When I fall, I will arise; when I sit in darkness, the Lord will be my light. In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.

Apostle Peter Karîithi wishing you a great comeback where you met setbacks. September will be your month of a mighty comeback and excessive fruitfulness.

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