The Word of God is My Weapon-ABLESUCCESS

02/11/2023

09/10/2023

Christ leads His people step by step into the deep truth of God. He does not tell them all the truth at once because they cannot take it all in. The disciples often revealed their inability to grasp all that Christ told them when He was on earth.

09/10/2023

Sexual sin locks up your finances and drives you to bankruptcy and poverty.
Be wise!!!

26/09/2023

Please my brethren, what is the different between them?

Are their dressing not the same?

20/09/2023

Topic👉 *My Husband No Longer Loves Me💔💔💔...*

* Letter to all Women who can say*📝📝📝

‘My Husband No Longer Loves Me and is Going to Leave’
Dear……
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I am SO very sorry and sad that you have to go through this….it really is a pain that only those who have experienced it can possibly understand. I’m not sure (obviously) what you have gone through up to this point and whether or not you have been praying and hoping for the continuance of your marriage. I am sad also, because of how I know that this affects children (even if they are older).

My husband told me he no longer loved me in the same month I found out that my Dad was dying of cancer. He stayed in our home while my Dad lived with us the last six months of his life on earth. Needless to say, this time was impossibly painful and I remember that I walked “numb” through most of those months. I found it hard to believe that both “deaths” were happening. We had been married 37 years and I was so looking forward to our years of retirement together. Unfortunately my husband was involved with a woman in his office (to whom he is now married) and had no interest in preserving our marriage or working to repair past hurts and damage through marriage counseling. There is more of a back story….other women….and I thought we had survived….and his unfaithfulness was part of the past, but…..

Honestly, I don’t know how anyone survives without knowing Jesus and trusting that HE is in and over all of it and will work “all things for our good”….eventually. I just hung on to the Lord…I spent so much time reading God’s word…especially in the Psalms, reminding myself of the truth…I had for many years memorized scripture and so many verses came into my mind and I held on tight to those promises. I remember Hebrews 12 held special meaning for me…reminding me to look ONLY to Jesus and keep my eyes on HIM and try very hard NOT to compare, or look at other people’s lives…it says “let us run OUR race with patience (NOW that is hard!!!), looking to Jesus the author and finisher of our faith”….and remembering that “without faith it is impossible to please God”…imagine that WE have the opportunity (AND ONLY here on earth) to PLEASE GOD…by trusting HIM. That was the word I heard SO many times when I asked the “WHY??” question. The Lord just said to me over and over….”Mary…just TRUST ME.” I also realized that I was given the privilege (although it didn’t seem like a privilege at the time…), of understanding just a very tiny part of the same kind of pain that the Lord experienced….of “being despised and rejected”. And I came to see that even Jesus had an unanswered “Why”…on the cross. He held me close during all those years…and HE will you too!

The Lord became My Father (my earthly father had just died), My husband (mine had just left me) and My Best Friend!
by Mary Willis
used by permission

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19/09/2023

19 Ways to Encourage Others
Encouragement goes straight to the heart.

In fact, the word itself comes from a combination of the prefix “en” which means “to put into” and the Latin word “cor” which means heart. Knowing what a big difference encouragement makes in your own life, what can you do to help others “to take heart” when the going gets tough?

Become aware of what encourages you and do those same things for others.
Learn individuals’ “love language” – the special way in which they feel most valued. In his book, The Five Languages of Love, Gary Chapman explains that not everyone’s emotional needs are met in the same way and that it’s important to learn to speak others’ love language.The five love languages are:
1. Words of affirmation,
2. Spending quality time,
3. Receiving gifts,
4. Acts of service
5. Physical touch.
If an encouraging thought comes to mind, share it! It may not have the same effect if you wait. Don’t let shyness hold you back. Instead, form a new habit:
“Encourage one another daily, as long as it is called today…” (Hebrews 3:13).
When you introduce someone, add a few words of praise for the person’s abilities, accomplishments, about how they’ve helped you or about the nature of your relationship. It’s encouraging to be praised in front of others.
When someone is discouraged or hurting, offer specific, practical help. If you ask, “How can I help?” the person might be at a loss to answer. It’s better to ask, “Would it help if I…(specific action) or say, “I would like to…(specific action)?
Remind fellow Christians of the specific promises of God and characteristics of God. We may know something with our mind, but need to be reminded in our heart. The Apostle Peter wrote,
“I will always remind you of these things, even though you know them and are firmly established in the truth you now have” (2 Peter 1:12).
Write someone a note to tell them that you’re praying for them. Tell them what you’re praying. You can pray specific Scriptures for individuals such as Romans 15:13,
“[I pray that] the God of hope [will] fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
Make celebration a more regular part of your relationships. Celebrate others’ victories, large and small, with a note, with coffee together, with a special meal, a congratulatory phone call or just a high five!
Be specific when you offer words of praise; it makes your encouragement more credible and concrete.
“You did a great job at….”
“I really appreciate that you….”
“I was really impressed that you….”
Encourage other believers with a reminder of Christ’s coming. It redirects our thinking to an eternal perspective and ultimate deliverance from the sin and death.
“We who are still alive and are left will be caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And so we will be with the Lord forever. Therefore encourage each other with these words” (1 Thessalonians 5:17b-18).
Realize the power of presence. Just being there is encouraging! When you’re with others, you’re telling them that they’re important. The Apostle Paul closed his letter to the church at Colosse promising to send his friend Tychius,
“that he may encourage your hearts” (Colossians 4:8b).
If you’re part of a church, Bible study or fellowship, be committed to showing up. Your simple presence encourages others that they are part of a community of faith and that they are not alone. That’s why the writer of Hebrews says,
“Let us not give up the habit of meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another and all the more as we see the Day approaching” (Hebrews 10:25).
If someone you know is working on a large project, send her a single flower to encourage her at the beginning of the project, and a full bouquet when it’s done.
Use encouragement as an outreach. If anyone should be known for being an encourager, it should be the Christian. Write a letter of appreciation to people at work, your apartment manager, your child’s teacher or your doctor. Often when we interact with these people, we are asking for their services. Take time just to say thank you!
If you really want to encourage someone who gives you excellent service, write a letter of commendation to the person’s boss.
We could learn something from the way team athletes freely pat, touch and high-five each other in competition. Touch is a powerful encouragement. Be sure to be sensitive in this area, though. Ask someone if you can hug her first. And be careful to be above reproach with persons of the opposite s*x.
When you see someone making positive changes in their lives, affirm them.
“You seem to have a really great attitude about….”
“It may be that I’m just starting to take notice, but I see that you’re….”
“Do you think that you are becoming more…?”
Tell people how they’ve encouraged you!
Walk daily in the power of the Holy Spirit, asking Him to give you what you need to encourage others. Just as it is impossible to live the Christian life in one’s own strength, it’s also impossible to freely, unselfishly pour out encouragement without the help of the Holy Spirit who is our Encourager.
by Stacy W

We are filled with the Holy Spirit by faith alone. However, true prayer is one way of expressing your faith. The following is a suggested prayer:

“Dear Father, I need You. I acknowledge that I have been directing my own life and that, as a result, I have sinned against You. I thank You that You have forgiven my sins through Christ’s death on the cross for me. I now invite Christ to again take His place on the throne of my life. Fill me with the Holy Spirit as You commanded me to be filled, and as You promised in Your Word that You would do if I asked in faith. I now thank You for directing my life and for filling me with the Holy Spirit.”

If you prayed this prayer we would love to hear from you .