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Trust the process, trust God. What’s meant for you will come at the right time. Keep the faith, keep going, and let God ...
25/08/2026

Trust the process, trust God. What’s meant for you will come at the right time. Keep the faith, keep going, and let God lead the way. ❤️🙏

Asuncion Alliance Gospel Church Youth Fellowship ❤️

Date: August 23, 2026

24/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 25

Abundant Life

“The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill,
and to destroy. I have come that they may have life,
and that they may have it more abundantly.”
John 10:10

Jesus warns us to be on guard for thieves who will try
to rob us of what God has for us. Jesus wants us to enjoy
abundant life (John 10:10). Since the time of Adam and
Eve, people have had to choose whom to believe. Satan
convinced Adam and Eve that forfeiting their obedience to
God would gain them everything. Instead, their
disobedience robbed them of all they had. For the rest of
their lives they experienced only a fraction of the blessings
God had intended. Scripture is replete with accounts of
those who forfeited their inheritance as children of God in
order to gain that which was transitory and empty.
The world seeks to convince you that you will find
fulfillment if you adopt its standard of morality for your
marriage, raising your children, advancing your career, or
pursuing pleasure. If you believe this, you will never
experience the blessings God intended for you. Sin brings
death (Rom. 6:23). It is tragic to listen to the voices of the
world instead of to the One who created life and who
wants you to experience life to its fullest.
Jesus wants you to live your life with security, knowing
that you are a beloved child of God. If you are not
experiencing love, joy, and peace, you have settled for
less than what God intends for you. If you have been
making excuses for why you are not experiencing an
abundant and joyful life, determine today to settle for
nothing less than God's best for your life. Stop following
the world's way of finding satisfaction. Instead, listen to
the Savior's voice, and you will find true fulfillment.

23/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 24

The Spirit of Wisdom

The Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon Him, the Spirit of
wisdom and understanding, the Spirit of counsel and
might,
the Spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the Lord.
Isaiah 11:2

Throughout His ministry, Jesus relied upon the Holy
Spirit to direct Him as He made crucial decisions and faced
relentless opposition (Mark 1:12). Centuries earlier, Isaiah
had described what the Spirit's presence would mean for
the Savior. The Spirit would give Jesus the knowledge of
the will and ways of the Father. As a young boy, Jesus
already possessed unusual knowledge of God's Word
(Luke 2:47). The Spirit granted Him the wisdom to use this
knowledge. The Spirit enabled Jesus to take the Word of
God and apply it effectively to the specific needs of those
He encountered.
If you are a Christian, the same Spirit abides in you. At
times, you may pray and ask God to send His Spirit “in
power.” That is the only way the Spirit ever comes! More
importantly, the Spirit will come in wisdom, bringing the
understanding of God's ways.
You need God's wisdom for the decisions you face
(Rom. 11:33). Perhaps God has placed you in a position of
great responsibility, and you feel overwhelmed by the
decisions you must make. It may be in your role as parent,
or friend, or leader that you long for the wisdom of God.
The same Spirit who enabled Jesus to see through the
deceptions of Satan will also guide you through the
temptations that confront you. Pray that God will fill you
with His Spirit of wisdom so that through the decisions you
make you can live your life effectively.

22/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 23

Victory One Step at a Time

And the Lord your God will drive out those nations before
you
little by little; you will be unable to destroy them at once,
lest the beasts of the field become too numerous for you.
Deuteronomy 7:22

When God led His people into the Promised Land, He
did so step by step. If He had allowed them to annihilate
their enemies at once, the land would have been too
difficult to manage. So He allowed some of the enemies to
remain for a time in order to maintain the land and
suppress the wildlife. In doing so, God taught His people to
trust Him step by step. He gave them only as much
responsibility as they could handle at one time.
As God leads you in your Christian growth, He will allow
challenges that match your character and relationship to
Him. God will not totally change your character at once
when you become a Christian. Rather, He will lead you
through a process to become more like His Son. He will
keep working in an area in your life until it is controlled by
the Holy Spirit. You may eagerly desire maturity in every
area of your character, but steady, gradual growth is more
lasting. God will not take shortcuts in His process of
making you like Christ. He sees your life from eternity and
will take as long as necessary to produce lasting spiritual
growth in you.
Do not become impatient while God is producing
Christlikeness in you. Do not seek more responsibilities
than those He has given you. Obey all that you know He
has asked, and He will lead you at a pace that fits your
present character and His purposes for you.

21/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 22

The Meek

“Blessed are the meek,
for they shall inherit the earth.”
Matthew 5:5

In popular thinking the term meek implies weakness.
The word Jesus used had a different meaning. His picture
of meekness is that of a stallion that has been brought into
subjection to its master. Whereas it once fought against
any attempt to bring it under control, resisting direction
with all its strength, now it yields its will to its master. The
stallion has lost none of its strength or endurance; it has
simply turned these over to the control of the master.
For the Christian, meekness requires submitting our will
to the Master. Meekness is not submitting to everyone
around us; it is taking our direction from God. Meekness
means that we do not have to defend our rights, but we
allow the Lord to defend us. Meekness means a life that is
submissive to the Holy Spirit, giving Him the freedom to
make any changes He knows are necessary. Meekness
involves a self-control that comes from trusting God.
Meekness demonstrates an attitude of long-suffering that
allows God to deal with the injustices we face.
Jesus’ life was the paragon of meekness. He could have
called upon legions of angels to remove Him from the
cross, yet He allowed sinners to torture and kill Him.
Although Jesus was by no means powerless to defend
Himself, He chose to yield His life to the Father's will. He
did this because He trusted the Father completely. When
we doubt the Father, we tend to act in our own strength,
rather than relying on His power. Jesus said that in
relinquishing control over our lives to God, we will gain life
in abundance!

20/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 21

Hunger and Thirst

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst
for righteousness, for they shall be filled.”
Matthew 5:6

Hunger and thirst are the body's way of telling us that
we are “empty.” Our natural response to physical hunger
and thirst is to seek food and water to satisfy our need.
Each Christian has an inner longing that only Christ's
righteousness can satisfy. But we cannot be filled with
righteousness if we are filled with self. Throughout the
Scriptures God emphasizes that the one who longs for Him
with all his heart will find Him (Jer. 29:13). As we crave
righteousness, we will repent of our sin, and God will
remove it from us. Our selfishness will be replaced by the
fruits of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, long-suffering,
kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and selfcontrol (Gal. 5:22–23). The Spirit will make us to be like
Christ.
Righteousness is not to be taken lightly, nor is it easily
attained. Holy God does not give His righteousness to
people indiscriminately. He gives it to those who know they
cannot live without it. Our desire for personal
righteousness must be powerful, all-consuming,
dominating everything we do. Pursuing righteousness
means that we value the opinion of God far more than we
treasure the opinions of people.
Righteousness is not merely an absence of sin. It is
allowing God to fill us with His holiness (Rom. 6:11). It is
being like Christ. Jesus is our model of One who sought
God's righteousness first, and then the Father glorified
Him. We are not only to seek the kingdom of God, but we
are also to pursue His righteousness (Matt. 6:33). If we
will hunger and thirst for righteousness, we will be
satisfied!

Happy Birthday, Pastor Satur!On this special day, I thank God for the blessing of your life and faithful ministry. May t...
19/08/2026

Happy Birthday, Pastor Satur!

On this special day, I thank God for the blessing of your life and faithful ministry. May the Lord continue to strengthen you, fill you with His wisdom, and guide you as you continue to do the work of the Lord in your life.

I pray that God grants you good health, abundant joy, renewed strength, and many more fruitful years of serving Him. May His favor surround you, His peace guard your heart, and His blessings overflow in every area of your life.

*"The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn His face toward you and give you peace."* — Numbers 6:24–26

Greetings from your AAGC Fam

19/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 20

Those Who Mourn

“Blessed are those who mourn,
for they shall be comforted.”
Matthew 5:4

God wants us to experience His joy (John 15:11). Yet
we cannot experience His joy until we have mourned over
our sin. If we do not grieve over the weight of our sin, we
have no concept of sin's devastating power. If we treat our
sin lightly, we demonstrate that we have no sense of the
enormity of our offense against Almighty God. Our sin
caused the death of God's Son. It causes us to fall short of
what God intends (Rom. 3:23). It brings pain and sorrow
to others, as well as to ourselves.
The Bible says that those who grieve over their sin will
draw near to God (James 4:8–10). Those who mourn and
weep over their sin are in a position to repent (Luke 4:18–
19). There cannot be repentance without the realization of
the gravity of sin. Regret for sin's consequences is not the
same as sorrow for sinning against holy God. Confession
of sin is not necessarily an indication of repentance.
Repentance comes only when we acknowledge that our
transgression has come from a heart that is far from God,
and we are brokenhearted over our grievous offenses
against holy God.
Jesus said that those who are heartbroken over their sin
will find comfort. They will experience new dimensions of
God's love and forgiveness. His infinite grace is sufficient
for the most terrible sin. Do not try and skip the grieving
process of repentance in order to move on to experience
joy. God will not leave you to weep over your sin but will
forgive you, comfort you, and fill you with His joy

18/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 19

The Poor in Spirit

“Blessed are the poor in spirit,
for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
Matthew 5:3

The Bible presents many paradoxes that challenge our
human way of thinking. We think of the poor as possessing
very little, yet Jesus said the riches of heaven belong to
the poor in spirit. Self-reliance robs us of God's good gifts.
Jesus insisted that in order to follow Him, we must deny
self. As long as we rely on our own resources, we will
never place our trust in Him. As we acknowledge the
poverty of our souls, we realize how desperately we need
a Savior. Jesus declared: “Repent! For the kingdom of
heaven is near” (Matt. 4:17). God has so much to give the
one who recognizes his need and will call upon Jesus!
Jesus said it is easier for a camel to go through the eye
of a needle than it is for a rich person to enter the
kingdom of God. He had just encountered the rich ruler,
who valued his possessions so much that he could not give
them up to follow Jesus (Luke 18:18–24). Jesus later
encountered Zacchaeus, a wealthy, notorious sinner (Luke
19:1–10). Despite Zacchaeus's material wealth, he
recognized his spiritual poverty and found salvation. Jesus
taught the disciples that true wealth is found in a
relationship with God. Those who realize their inherent
spiritual poverty apart from God will trust in Him, and He
will enrich their lives immeasurably. Do not allow your
resources, wisdom, talent, or abilities to prevent you from
trusting the Person who can bring you abundant life.

17/08/2026

Experiencing God Day By Day

August 18

Daily Bread

“Give us this day our daily bread.”
Matthew 6:11

Jesus often reminded His followers not to worry. He told
them not to be anxious about tomorrow's needs or
potential problems (Matt. 6:25). Rather, Jesus stressed a
daily reliance on the Father, who provides for His children
day by day.
As the Israelites wandered in the desert, they had no
way to get food. Miraculously, God provided manna that
appeared on the ground each morning. God's provision
was sufficient for one day at a time. Each day the children
of Israel received fresh manna as a tangible reminder of
God's love for them. If they attempted to store it for the
days to come, they found that it had spoiled by the next
day. It was impossible to stockpile God's provision because
God wanted them to trust in Him, not in their pantry. God's
grace was sufficient for each day.
God wants us to trust Him daily with our needs. This
trust does not make us poor planners or careless with our
futures, unprepared to face what may come. Rather, it
keeps our relationship with the Lord in its proper
perspective as He reminds us daily of our dependence
upon Him. God is aware of what tomorrow will bring and
how we should prepare for it. He knows the problems we
will face, and He has already made provision for us to
overcome them. He asks us to trust in Him daily. Our faith
in Him today cannot substitute for our trust in Him
tomorrow. If we walk with Him closely today, we will be in
the center of His will tomorrow.

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