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06/03/2026

Relax! God's Working On Your Behalf.

It's Your Season!

02/03/2026

28/02/2026

*The Word for Today*

Saturday, 28 February 2026

Be the master of your debt

“The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is slave to the lender.” Proverbs 22:7

Good credit establishes your future buying power. But when you misuse debt, you experience anxiety each month as you pull the envelope from the mailbox with the credit card bill that says you’ve spent more than you can afford. And what about the unexpected challenges of life? Your car needs a new transmission, or you need a medical procedure not covered by your insurance. *The things you buy don’t just cost you money; there are other less tangible costs such as your peace of mind and your sense of security.*

You forfeit these things when you continue to live beyond your means and throw good money after bad debt by taking out “interest-only” loans, no-deposit financing, and other seemingly “easy” financing options. Like a juggler, you keep the plates in the air by making minimum payments each month. But eventually, you get tired of the stress and the plates begin to fall. You borrow money to stay afloat and then spend sleepless nights wondering how you’ll be able to keep up with the payments. Your embarrassment only compounds the situation as you hide your financial problems and put on a good face, cutting yourself off from the help you desperately need. If you’re in debt, what’s the solution?
1. Identify the emotions that led you to purchase items you couldn’t afford in order to fill some unnamed hole within you.
2. Live on a budget. “There is desirable treasure…in the dwelling of the wise, but a foolish man squanders it” (Proverbs 21:20 NKJV).
3. Develop a plan for getting out of debt and staying out of it!

Soul Food:1 Ki 16:1–18:15, Luke 12:22–34, Psa 66:1–1 2, Prov 6:20–22.

27/02/2026

25/02/2026

Growing

24/02/2026

From Today You Will Be Able To Separate The Finger Of God From Your Effort Henceforth.

23/02/2026

*The Word for Today*

Monday, 23 February 2026

Try for reconciliation

“First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift.” Matthew 5:24

*Here’s something we don’t think about enough—but should! How you treat those you are in relationship with influences the relationship you have with God. Jesus spelled it out clearly: “If you bring your gift to the altar [if you serve in the church, pay particular attention here!], and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift” (vv. 23-24 NKJV).*

*Jesus commands the offender, even if the offense was unintentional, to take the initiative in healing and restoring the relationship. That calls for true humility.* Max Lucado writes: “You may find this hard to believe, but not everyone likes the preacher. There are times when I misstep or misspeak and incur the displeasure of a parishioner. In the early years of my ministry, when I got wind of someone’s unhappiness, I dismissed the problem. ‘If he doesn’t bring it to me, then I have no hand in the matter.’ But then I read Jesus’ words…Jesus commands the offender to take the initiative. I find that passage to be quite unpleasant. Even so, I have tried to apply it to my fragile friendships. ‘Bob,’ I have enquired, ‘have I said something to upset you?’ ‘Mary, there seems to be tension between us. Are we okay?’ Without fail, the step has resulted in restoration. Never in my four decades of ministry has this practical teaching failed to achieve its goal. *When Scripture is mixed with obedience, a healing elixir results*.” So the word for you today is—try for reconciliation.

Soul Food:1 Ki 6–7, Luke 11:14–28, Psa 40:1–8, Prov 6:1–5.

22/02/2026

Defying the calculations

18/02/2026

"Fear wants you to run from something that isn't after you". S-BJ

18/02/2026

Anticipate!!!