WOMA Church Limuru, P. O BOX 1498, Limuru (2026)

05/10/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

I WILL APPOINT YOU FOR PRAISE AND FAME IN EVERY LAND YOU WERE PUT TO SHAME

📖 Zephaniah 3:18 “I will gather those who sorrow over the appointed assembly, Who are among you, To whom its reproach is a burden. 19 Behold, at that time I will deal with all who afflict you; I will save the lame, And gather those who were driven out; I will appoint them for praise and fame In every land where they were put to shame. 20 At that time I will bring you back, Even at the time I gather you; For I will give you fame and praise Among all the peoples of the earth, When I return your captives before your eyes,” Says the Lord.

There is something powerful about waiting on God. Sometimes we pass through seasons that seem endless—seasons of disappointment, delay, affliction, rejection, scattering and even shame. But our present situation is not the final chapter of our story.

Yesterday in our Morning Dew, we spoke about the end of the wilderness season. Today, the Lord reminds us that when His appointed time comes, He knows how to bring His people out, gather them, restore them and change their story.

1. GOD WILL DEAL WITH WHAT HAS AFFLICTED YOU

The Lord says, “I will deal with all who afflict you.”

There are battles that human strength cannot resolve. There are situations where you have tried everything you know to do, yet nothing seems to change.

But when God arises, He knows how to deal with what has been standing against His people.

Do not give up while you are waiting for God.

Your delay does not mean God has forgotten you.

Your wilderness does not mean God has abandoned you.

Your tears do not mean your story will end in tears.

Wait on the Lord. His appointed time will come.

2. GOD WILL SAVE THE LAME

The Lord says, “I will save the lame.”

The lame represents those who have struggled to move forward—those whose progress has been hindered and whose strength has been weakened.

Perhaps there are areas of your life where you have repeatedly tried to advance but something has kept holding you back.

But hear the word of the Lord:

What could not move before can move again.
What had become weak can receive strength again.
What appeared stuck can begin to progress again.

God is able to restore movement where there has been stagnation.

3. GOD WILL GATHER THOSE WHO WERE SCATTERED

He says, “I will gather those who were driven out.”

There is a season of gathering after scattering.

Some people have experienced scattering spiritually, emotionally, financially, relationally or even in their plans and dreams.

Your thoughts may have been scattered. Your vision may have been scattered. Your confidence may have been scattered.

But God is able to gather the broken pieces and bring order again.

The God who gathers can give you clarity.
He can restore your vision.
He can reconnect what needs to be reconnected.
He can give you wisdom for the next step.

The season of scattering does not have to be the end of your story.

4. GOD IS RESTORING HIS PEOPLE TO HIS PRESENCE

Earlier in the same chapter, the Lord says:

📖 Zephaniah 3:9

“For then I will restore to the peoples a pure language, that they all may call on the name of the Lord, to serve Him with one accord.”

Notice that restoration begins with God restoring His people to Himself.

God is changing the language of His people.

Instead of constantly speaking words of defeat, we learn to speak words of faith.

Instead of saying, “There is no hope,” we say, “My hope is in the Lord.”

Instead of saying, “God has forgotten me,” we declare, “The Lord has not forsaken me.”

Instead of allowing fear to govern our speech, we learn to call upon the name of the Lord.

Our words do not manipulate God into doing what He has not promised, but our speech reveals what is happening in our hearts. Therefore, as God restores us, He also renews our faith, our confession and our worship.

And when His people return to Him, He brings them together “to serve Him with one accord.”

5. SHAME WILL NOT HAVE THE FINAL WORD

Then comes this extraordinary promise:

“I will appoint them for praise and fame in every land where they were put to shame.”

The same places associated with their shame would become places where God’s restoration would be seen.

What a powerful picture of divine restoration!

There are moments when people remember your failure, your disappointment, your rejection or your difficult season.

But God is not limited by your past.

He can change the story.

He can take a place of tears and make it a place of testimony.

He can take a season of humiliation and turn it into a testimony of His faithfulness.

He can take what looked like the end and use it as the beginning of something new.

And that is why you must wait on God.

📖 Isaiah 40:31

“But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength…”

Waiting on God is not wasting time. Waiting is trusting God while He works according to His wisdom and appointed time.

So, child of God, do not abandon your faith because of a difficult season.

Keep praying.

Keep believing.

Keep serving.

Keep worshipping.

Keep trusting.

Your present season is not your permanent address.

The God who restores knows how to gather the scattered, strengthen the weak, deal with the affliction and turn shame into praise.

🌅 THIS MORNING, I DECLARE:

May the Lord gather what has been scattered in your life.

May He restore your strength where you have become weary.

May He renew your hope where disappointment has settled in your heart.

May He give you grace to wait for His appointed time.

And may He turn every area of shame into a testimony of His faithfulness.

The God who promised restoration is still at work.

Do not give up.
Do not turn back.
Wait on the Lord.

Your story is not over.

🙏 PRAYER:
Father, thank You because You are the God who restores. Gather what has been scattered in my life, strengthen what has become weak, heal what has been wounded, and deal with everything that has afflicted me. Renew my faith and teach me to wait upon You. Let my life become a testimony of Your restoring power. Where there has been shame, let Your grace bring restoration and praise. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Apostle Peter Kariithi wishing you a great season. May God appoint you for praise and fame as He performs and fulfills His Good Word upon your life. Wait on the Lord. He is still writing your story. 🙏

04/10/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

ASK OF ME

📖 Psalm 2:8 “Ask of Me, and I will give You the nations for Your inheritance, And the ends of the earth for Your possession.”

There is perhaps no better way to begin a new day than by coming before God and asking of Him. Before we ask people, before we face the challenges of the day, and before we depend on our own strength, we can come boldly to our Father and say, “Lord, I ask of You.”

God Himself says, “Ask of Me.” What a gracious invitation! Prayer is not merely bringing our needs to God; it is responding to His invitation to seek Him, trust Him, and depend upon Him.

The promise in Psalm 2:8 is spoken to the Messiah concerning the nations, pointing ultimately to the reign and authority of Christ. Yet it also reminds us of the greatness of the God we serve: nothing is too difficult for Him, and His purposes reach far beyond what we can see.

Jesus also taught us:
📖 Matthew 7:7
“Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.”

In Our Morning Dew today, the encouragement I find and that which is inspiring me is in asking. Asking valuable things. Therefore, today ASK! Ask for wisdom. Ask for grace. Ask for strength. Ask for provision. Ask for healing. Ask for open doors. Ask for your family. Ask for the salvation of souls. Ask for the advancement of God’s Kingdom. Above all, ask according to His will and trust His wisdom concerning the answer.

🌄 As this new day begins, do not begin with fear—begin with prayer.
Do not begin by rehearsing your problems—begin by presenting them before God.

The God who invites you to ask is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that you can ask or think.

🙏 PRAYER:
Father, this morning I come before You in faith. Thank You for the invitation to ask of You. I bring before You my needs, my family, my work, my ministry, and the desires of my heart. Give me wisdom, strength, grace, provision, and divine direction. Let Your Kingdom come and Your will be done in my life today. Help me to trust You even when I do not understand Your ways. May this day bring glory to Your name. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Apostle Peter Karîithi wishing you answered prayers. Ask for Nations and May they become your inheritance now in Jesus Name.
ASK OF HIM—AND TRUST HIM WITH THE ANSWER. 🙏

03/10/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

WALKING IN DIVINE FAVOR

Psalms 102:13 You will arise and have mercy on Zion; For the time to favor her, Yes, the set time, has come.

Prophetically, as I was in prayer 🙏, I felt the Lord assuring me that this month of October, He will make His Church, His Zion, His Children walk in complete Divine Favor. They will command Favor and Favor will follow them. God Himself through His Mercies Will favor them and they will be favorable.

Biblically, walking in favor means living under God’s gracious approval and experiencing His help, guidance, acceptance, and goodwill. It does not mean that a person will never face opposition or hardship. Rather, God’s favor enables a believer to walk through circumstances with His presence and help.

This is a serious message and that is the desire of our God. Therefore my input today is asking who are those that can qualify for divine Favor.

Some Biblical Characteristics of Someone Walking in God’s Favor

1.They walk in obedience to God
“For You, O LORD, will bless the righteous; With favor You will surround him as with a shield.” — Psalm 5:12

Favor is closely associated with righteousness—not perfection, but a life that seeks to please God. A person walking in favor takes God’s Word seriously and desires to obey Him.

2.They possess wisdom and understanding
“For whoever finds me finds life, And obtains favor from the LORD.” — Proverbs 8:35

Biblical favor is not merely material blessing. A person walking in favor learns to make godly decisions, because wisdom directs their steps.

3.They have favor with both God and people
“And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men.” — Luke 2:52

One evidence of God’s favor can be that He gives a person goodwill and acceptance in relationships, ministry, work, and opportunities. This does not mean everyone will like them.

4.They carry the presence of God
Joseph is a powerful example:
“The LORD was with Joseph, and he was a successful man…” — Genesis 39:2

Joseph had favor even when he was a slave and later a prisoner. His circumstances changed, but God’s presence remained with him. Favor is therefore not merely what you possess; it is the assurance that God is with you.

5.They experience divine help in difficult circumstances
Favor does not exempt someone from battles.

Joseph was favored, yet he was betrayed.
David was favored, yet Saul pursued him.
Daniel was favored, yet he was thrown into the lions’ den.

But God sustained them.
“Surely, LORD, You bless the righteous; You surround them with Your favor as with a shield.” — Psalm 5:12

6.They are humble rather than proud
“Surely He scorns the scornful, But gives grace to the humble.” — Proverbs 3:34

God’s favor should produce humility, not entitlement. A person who understands grace knows that what they have received is ultimately from God.

6.They are trustworthy and faithful
Joseph was entrusted with responsibility because his life demonstrated integrity.
“The LORD was with Joseph… and the LORD made all he did to prosper in his hand.” — Genesis 39:3

Favor often opens doors, but character determines how we handle the doors God opens.

7.They are diligent in what God has entrusted to them
Favor is not an excuse for laziness.

Proverbs 22:29 says:
“Do you see a man who excels in his work? He will stand before kings.”

God can give favor, but we must faithfully work with the opportunities He provides.

8.They remain faithful when nobody is watching
Joseph refused Potiphar’s wife’s temptation even when he could have hidden his actions.
“How then can I do this great wickedness, and sin against God?” — Genesis 39:9

His understanding was that God’s presence mattered more than human observation.

9.They give God the glory for their favor
Daniel demonstrated this when he was given divine wisdom.
“There is a God in heaven who reveals secrets…” — Daniel 2:28

A person walking in favor does not say, “Look what I have achieved.” They recognize, “This is what the Lord has done.”

10.They become a blessing to others

God’s favor is not given merely for personal advantage.

God told Abraham:
“I will bless you… and you shall be a blessing.” — Genesis 12:2

Favor should flow through us, not merely to us. When God opens a door for you, He may intend that others benefit through what He has placed in your hands.

11.They don’t become discouraged by rejection

Sometimes God’s favor means being rejected by people so that you can be positioned for God’s purpose.

Joseph’s brothers rejected him, but their rejection did not cancel God’s purpose.

David was overlooked by Samuel’s sons, yet God had chosen him.

Therefore, rejection by people is not necessarily rejection by God.

12.They recognize that favor can bring unusual opportunities

Esther is a remarkable example:
“So it was, when the king saw Esther the queen standing in the court, that she found favor in his sight.” — Esther 5:2

Favor gave Esther access to a place she could not have entered by human strength alone.

Sometimes favor looks like:
• an unexpected opportunity;
• someone remembering you;
• an unusual door opening;
• divine connections;
• acceptance where rejection was expected;
• provision at the right time;
• wisdom for an impossible situation.

But these should be understood as possible expressions of God’s providence, rather than formulas guaranteeing a particular outcome.

13.They maintain God’s favor through a life of integrity

Proverbs 3:3–4 says:
“Let not mercy and truth forsake you… And so find favor and high esteem In the sight of God and man.”

Notice the connection: mercy + truth + integrity → favor and good reputation.

14.They understand that God’s favor is ultimately grace

Favor is not something we manipulate God into giving us. It is an expression of His grace.

“For the LORD God is a sun and shield; The LORD will give grace and glory; No good thing will He withhold From those who walk uprightly.” Psalm 84:11

Therefore, walking in favor is not saying, “I deserve special treatment.” It is saying, “Lord, because of Your grace, help me walk faithfully in what You have entrusted to me.”

A simple biblical picture

Someone walking in favor:

Walks with God → obeys God → walks in wisdom → maintains integrity → serves faithfully → remains humble → endures opposition → receives God’s help → becomes a blessing to others → gives God the glory.

And one important distinction: favor is not the absence of trouble; it is God’s grace and presence in the midst of trouble.

- Joseph had favor in the prison (Genesis 39:21).
- ⁠Daniel had favor in Babylon.
- ⁠Esther had favor in the palace.
- ⁠David had favor while being pursued.

So we can pray:
“Lord, let Your favor rest upon me—not merely to make my life comfortable, but to enable me to fulfill Your purpose, walk in righteousness, serve others, and bring glory to Your name.”

Apostle Peter Karîithi wishing you Divine Favor. Be the one that walks loaded by favor, that favor that opens every door, keeps you safe even in adversity and that favor elevates your status in a single day.

03/10/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

HANDLE ME AND SEE!

📖 Luke 24 : 38 And He said to them, “Why are you troubled? And why do doubts arise in your hearts? 39 Behold My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself. Handle Me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have.”

The disciples at this particular moment were experiencing a very difficult and confusing moment. Jesus had been crucified, died, and was buried. Then they received the astonishing news that He had risen from the dead! Yet when Jesus appeared in their midst, they struggled to believe what they were seeing. Partly to them it was too good to be true, hence they doubted and partly they thought they were seeing a spirit.

Jesus therefore asked them, “Why are you troubled? And why do doubts arise in your hearts?”

Then He gave them an unmistakable invitation:

“Behold My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself. Handle Me and see.”

Jesus was not merely asking them to look at Him from a distance. He was giving them tangible evidence that the One standing before them was truly Jesus—the same Jesus who had been crucified. His hands and feet bore the marks of His crucifixion. His resurrection was not an illusion, a dream, or a spiritual fantasy. Jesus had truly conquered death and risen bodily from the grave.

The scars were a testimony: the cross did not have the final word!

Death could not hold Him. The grave could not keep Him. The One who was crucified is the One who is risen!

This is the foundation of our faith and the power of our Gospel. As Paul declares:

📖 1 Corinthians 15:20 “But now Christ is risen from the dead, and has become the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep.”

And because He lives, our faith is not in a dead Savior but in a risen Lord!

HANDLE HIM AND SEE!

There are moments in life when circumstances can make us troubled and doubts can arise in our hearts. But Jesus still calls us to Himself.

Are you troubled about your weaknesses?
Handle Him and see!

Are you burdened about school fees and provision?
Handle Him and see!

Are you facing sickness or physical challenges?
Handle Him and see!

Are you worried about your family?
Handle Him and see!

Are you uncertain about tomorrow?
Handle Him and see!

Are you facing a situation that appears impossible?
Handle Him and see!

To “handle Him” today does not mean physically touching the risen Christ as the disciples did. It means coming to Him in faith, knowing Him personally, trusting His Word, depending upon His finished work, and allowing His presence to become real in our lives.

When we truly encounter Jesus, He is no longer merely a name we know or a doctrine we confess. He becomes the living Savior whom we know, trust, worship, and depend upon.

He is our Savior.
He is our Healer.
He is our Provider.
He is our Sustainer.
He is our Peace.
He is our Hope.
He is our Victory.

And because He lives, we can face today with confidence.

📖 Hebrews 7:25 “Therefore He is also able to save to the uttermost those who come to God through Him, since He always lives to make intercession for them.”

What a Savior! He is alive, He is able, and He is interceding for us.

My brother, my sister, do not allow trouble to become greater than your knowledge of Jesus. Do not allow your circumstances to create doubts about the One who conquered the grave.

Look to Him. Trust Him. Draw near to Him. Depend upon Him.

HANDLE HIM AND SEE!

My prayer for you this early morning is that you may encounter the risen Christ afresh today. May your faith rise above your fears, your confidence rise above your circumstances, and may you experience the reality of the living Jesus in every area of your life.

🙏 OUR MORNING PRAYER
Lord Jesus, thank You because You are risen from the dead. Help me to know You, trust You, and depend upon You more deeply. When I am troubled, let me look to You. When doubts arise, remind me that You are alive. Let me experience Your saving power, sustaining grace, healing touch, provision, peace, and presence today. May my life become a testimony that Jesus Christ, you are alive and that You are able to save to the uttermost all who come to God through You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Apostle Peter Karîithi wishing you divine moments of Christ’s visitation even as you Handle Him to see His goodness in this land of the living.
🔥 HANDLE HIM AND SEE! JESUS IS ALIVE AND LIVES FOREVERMORE!

02/10/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

NOT A WORD FAILED

📖 Joshua 21 : 44 “The Lord gave them rest all around, according to all that He had sworn to their fathers. And not a man of all their enemies stood against them; the Lord delivered all their enemies into their hand. 45 Not a word failed of any good thing which the Lord had spoken to the house of Israel. All came to pass.”

There is great encouragement in these words: God does not make promises that He cannot fulfill!

Israel had gone through battles, delays, wilderness experiences, opposition, and seasons when the promise may have seemed far away. But when God’s appointed time came, they discovered that not one of His good words had failed.

Notice the powerful conclusion:
“Not a word failed… All came to pass.”

God had spoken, and God performed.

What He promised Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, He fulfilled in the generation of Joshua. The circumstances changed, the battles came and went, enemies rose and fell, but the Word of God remained faithful. This is then my assurance for you this early morning, what God has promised, every Word you prayed with, every word that entered in your heart and you felt the Lord has spoken to you, every promise you have ever stood with, it shall come to pass as you follow it and as you wait upon the Lord.

📖 Isaiah 55:11 says:
“So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; It shall not return to Me void, but it shall accomplish what I please, and it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.”

Therefore, today and in this session this early morning, do not judge God’s promise by your present circumstances. Judge your circumstances by the faithfulness of God’s Word. None of His promises will fail.

Perhaps you are waiting for an answer.
Perhaps you have prayed for years.
Perhaps the promise seems delayed.
Perhaps you cannot yet see how God will do it.

Keep believing. Keep praying. Keep walking in obedience. Keep trusting God.

📖 Numbers 23:19 reminds us that God is not a man that He should lie.

God’s timing may be different from our timing, but His faithfulness never changes.

What God has genuinely spoken according to His Word, He is able to bring to pass.

I am praying 🙏 for you today, 🙌 May you live to testify like Joshua:

“Not a word failed of all the good things which the LORD had spoken.”

The God who fulfilled His Word for Israel is still faithful today.

🔥 Your waiting is not evidence that God has forgotten you.

🔥 Your delay is not proof that God’s Word has failed.

🔥 Your present battle does not cancel God’s promise.

THE WORD OF GOD WILL HAVE THE FINAL SAY!

🙏 LETS MAKE THIS PERSONALIZED PRAYER:
My Heavenly Father, thank You because Your Word is faithful and true. Give me grace to trust You even when I cannot see the fulfillment of Your promises. Strengthen my faith during seasons of waiting, and help me remain obedient to Your Word. Let me live to testify that not one of Your good words has failed concerning my life, family, and calling. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Apostle Peter Karîithi wishing you God’s blessings and fulfillment of His Word. Believe every Word He has promised you. Trust His timing. Walk in obedience. The God who promised is faithful! Do Not Forget 📖 Joshua 21:45 — “Not a word failed… all came to pass.”

01/10/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

🌄 MAY YOU SEE YOUR MOUNTAIN TODAY!

📖 Genesis 8:5 — “And the waters decreased continually until the tenth month: in the tenth month, on the first day of the month, were the tops of the mountains seen.”

HAPPY NEW MONTH OF OCTOBER! 🎉

There came a day like today in Noah’s life when, after a long season of rain, darkness, uncertainty, and waiting, he finally saw the tops of the mountains!

For many days, the waters had covered the earth. Noah had been inside the ark, trusting God through a season he could not control. The ark had been tossed by the waters, but eventually, on the seventeenth day of the seventh month, the ark came to rest upon the mountains of Ararat (Genesis 8:4).

But resting was not the end of the journey. Noah still had to wait.

Then came the tenth month. On the first day of the month, something changed:

“The tops of the mountains were seen.”

What had been hidden from sight became visible.

🌄 THIS MORNING, I DECLARE: MAY YOU SEE YOUR MOUNTAIN!

Perhaps you have gone through a long season of waiting. Perhaps storms have shaken you, circumstances have obscured your vision, and you have wondered when the waters would go down. When change would be experienced in your circumstances.

But the same God who brought Noah through the flood is still faithful today.

The waters decreased.
The mountains appeared.
Hope became visible again.

I pray that this October will bring you into a season where you begin to see what God has been preparing for you. What the next phase of your life of deliverance looks like.

May what has been hidden become visible.
May doors that seemed closed begin to open.
May promises that appeared distant come into clearer view.
May you receive fresh vision, fresh hope, and fresh strength to continue trusting God.

The mountain Noah saw was evidence that the flood was not going to last forever.

So, child of God, do not give up because of what you are seeing now. The waters are going down!

There is still a future beyond the flood.
There is still land beyond the waters.
There is still a new beginning after the storm.

🌄 MAY YOU SEE YOUR MOUNTAIN THIS MONTH!

And when you see it, may God give you grace to move forward toward everything He has prepared for you.

This October, may you experience divine restoration, fruitfulness, establishment, and uncommon breakthroughs.

May the Lord cause you to see with the eyes of faith what you could not see before.

Your storm will not have the final word.
Your waiting will not be wasted.
Your mountain will appear!

🙏 *LETS MAKE THIS PERSONALIZED PRAYER IN THIS NEW MONTH*

My Dear Heavenly Father, as I enter this new month, thank You for bringing me this far. Where the waters have covered my vision, let them recede. Give me eyes to see, faith to believe, and courage to move forward. Let hidden opportunities, divine provisions, and the things You have ordained for my life become visible in Your appointed time. May October be a month of restoration, fruitfulness, establishment, and uncommon breakthroughs. Like Noah, may I see the evidence that a new season is beginning. In Jesus’ name, Amen!

🔥 *HAPPY NEW MONTH!*

THIS OCTOBER:
MAY YOU SEE YOUR MOUNTAIN!
WHAT WAS HIDDEN SHALL BECOME VISIBLE.
WHAT WAS DELAYED SHALL COME INTO VIEW.
AND WHAT GOD HAS PREPARED, MAY YOU HAVE GRACE TO POSSESS!

AMEN AND AMEN! 🙏🔥

Apostle Peter Kariithi wishing you a great month of abundant blessings, mighty deliverance, re-establishment and success in Jesus Name! We note here that Noah saw the mountain before he possessed the land. This first day of October, May God restore your vision, so He can lead you into your next assignment.

29/09/2026

🌅*OUR MORNING DEW*🌅

THE HELP OF MAN IS USELESS

📖 Psalm 108:12–13
“Give us help from trouble, for the help of man is useless. Through God we will do valiantly, for it is He who shall tread down our enemies.”

David was a man who knew what it meant to face trouble. He had fought a lion and a bear, stood before Goliath, faced armies, experienced betrayal, and endured seasons when even those around him could not help him.

Yet after all these experiences, David came to a powerful conclusion:

“Give us help from trouble, for the help of man is useless.”

David was not saying that God cannot use people to help us. Indeed, God often uses people as instruments of His provision and deliverance. Rather, David was declaring that human help cannot be our ultimate confidence. People have limitations. Circumstances change. Promises can fail. Resources can run out. But God never fails!

There are times when we look to people, positions, connections, money, influence, or human strength, hoping that they will solve our problems. But there are some battles that only God can fight and some doors that only God can open.

The Bible says:
📖 Psalm 121:1–2
“I will lift up my eyes to the hills—From whence comes my help? My help comes from the LORD, Who made heaven and earth.”

Our help comes from the Lord!

When God helps you, He does not merely give temporary relief; He is able to establish, strengthen, restore, and lift you according to His purpose.

Therefore, do not make a human being your source. God may use a person, but the person is not your Source—God is!

📖 Jeremiah 17:5
“Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart departs from the LORD.”

The danger is not receiving help from people. The danger is putting our trust in people instead of God. When our confidence shifts from the Creator to the creature, our hearts begin to depart from the Lord.

But David declares:
📖 Psalm 108:13
“Through God we will do valiantly, for it is He who shall tread down our enemies.”

What we cannot accomplish through human strength, God can accomplish through His power. What people cannot do for you, God is able to do.

And remember His question:

📖 Jeremiah 32:27
“Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh. Is there anything too hard for Me?”

As we come to the end of this month and prepare to enter a new one, lift your eyes to the Lord. Bring every need, every battle, every unanswered prayer, and every impossible situation before Him.

Do not live as a beggar before men when you can come boldly before your Heavenly Father.

God is your Source. God is your Helper. God is your Provider. God is your Deliverer.

He may send people to help you, but your eyes must remain on Him!

🙏 JOIN UP IN OUR PERSONALIZED MORNING PRAYER:

My Heavenly Father, teach me never to put my ultimate trust in man. Help me to look to You as my Source and my Helper. Where I have depended on human strength, redirect my eyes to You. Fight my battles, meet my needs, open the right doors, and use whoever You choose to accomplish Your purpose in my life. Through You, I will do valiantly, because You are my Helper and my Deliverer. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

🔥 OUR MORNING DECLARATION:
MY HELP COMES FROM THE LORD!
I WILL NOT DEPEND ON HUMAN STRENGTH.
GOD IS MY SOURCE, MY PROVIDER, MY DEFENDER, AND MY DELIVERER.
THROUGH GOD, I WILL DO VALIANTLY!
IN JESUS’ NAME, AMEN.

Apostle Peter Kariithi wishing you God's Gracious Help, for the help of man is useless. May God of all flesh offer you His help in all your times of need.

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