ACYA SMAC Mushin

11/08/2014

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS FOR THIS WEEK!!!
West Africa is free from the epidemic of Ebola in the name of Jesus!
The pandemic of Ebola is cursed in Africa in the mighty name of Jesus!
For the remaining days of your life, you will not suffer from sickness.
Your enemies are judged in the name of Jesus!
The plague of Ebola will not come near your dwelling in the name of Jesus!
The mercy of God will answer for you!
Your case is different!
Every ugly area of your life is turned to beauty in the name of Jesus!
Whatever Christ has paid for that you are yet to experience, I decree restoration by the blood of Jesus!
I curse the fear of Ebola in the name of Jesus!
The battle over your life, over your family is won in Jesus’ name!
You will not miss your package this month!
Ebola will not come near your habitation by the blood of Jesus!GOD BLESS SMAC.GOD BLESS AFRICAN CHURCH

11/08/2014

Christianity has an unconditional ‘welcome’ above its doors for the storm tossed, the broken in spirit, and the inadequate. It is the arm of God’s love thrown around those who have given up on themselves, or been given up by the world, and have not got what it takes. If you would believe you would see the glory of God (John 11:40). Christ can make us – we who otherwise would never make it. In the Gospels, we see Him coming open-faced and open‑armed. To Him, there were no nobodies, nor riffraff, no social rejects. He came for lost sheep. To women, who were treated as subspecies in some eastern countries, even as they are now, Christ gave honor. Jesus said, “I always do those things that please Him [the Father]” (John 8:29). What had He seen the Father do? He had seen Him stoop over the wretched tribes in Egypt. Those Israelite‑nobodies, expendables, God picked up and made them great. Jesus did the same. He chose fishermen, not princes, to be His ambassadors. The Gospels again and again show Him meeting the unwanted, and giving them a place. His outreach to the discarded is a moving part of the Gospel story. Jesus is with the ‘lost’ and the ‘last.’ The lost He finds, and to the last he says, “The last will be first” (Matthew 20:16). God bless you.GOD BLESS SMAC.GOD BLESS AFRICAN CHURCH

09/08/2014