Belleview Church of Christ

09/07/2026

**Have you ever noticed how easy it is to come into God’s presence with a list of everything you need?**

“Lord, I have this problem.”
“Lord, I need You to help me with this.”
“Lord, I don’t know what I’m going to do.”

God certainly wants us to bring our needs to Him. **He cares about everything we’re facing.**
But sometimes we need to stop talking about what we need and start thanking Him for what He has already done.
The Bible says, **“Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise.”** — Psalm 100:4
Before you tell God what you need today, **stop for a moment and thank Him for what He has already done.**
Thank Him for His faithfulness.
Thank Him for His mercy.
Thank Him for another day.
Thank Him for never leaving you.
And then ask yourself: **“What is one thing God has done for me that I can thank Him for right now?”**

Start there.

**You may still have problems when you finish praying, but you’ll walk away remembering that you serve a God who has never failed you—and He isn’t going to start now!** 🙏❤️

09/06/2026

09/05/2026

The final prayer Samson prayed before his death: “O Lord God, please remember me. Strengthen me, O God, just one more time…”(Judges 16:28). After that prayer, he leaned upon the pillars of the Philistine temple. The scripture says, “Then he pushed with all his might, and the temple fell…” (Judges 16:30). This is a prayer strategy you need to make use of.” So, I prayed that God’s people (His church) would be granted strength, the kind of strength that comes through effectual prayer, to pull down the pillars of godlessness and unrighteousness … that everything that supports and bolsters a godless belief system in this land will crumble to the ground. (It won’t happen through physical strength … only through prayer and seeking after God.)
Todays church, in many ways, has become just like Samson. It has lost much of its strength by compromising with the enemy … by making unholy alliances with harlots and prostitutes. It has forgotten its vows of purity and holiness. It has become “blinded” to its purpose and destiny. Just like the weakened Samson, the weakened church has been made sport of by a mocking world. “Where’s the power you say you possess,” the mocking crowd jeers. But, I believe in these last days, strength will be granted to her one last time … an overcoming strength … a miraculous strength … the kind of strength that 2 Corinthians 10:4 talks about: “The weapons of our warfare are not carnal but MIGHTY THROUGH GOD to the pulling down of strongholds.”
If you are a believer, I pray that your prayer life will be strengthened.

09/03/2026

When life gets frustrating turn your tired soul towards heaven and let God calm you with His peace and give comfort to your weary soul. Give thanks to Him for what He has done and will do in your life. He will calm your weary heart. Jesus is perched in our "boats" with a spectacular invitation. He asks us to come, walk in faith with Him in our marriages, in the midst of disappointments, as we make plans and dreams, in our relationships, in every aspect of our lives. Come now, walk with Jesus.... If you feel like Jesus is not close to you, trust your faith not your feelings.

09/03/2026

The danger of confession(of Christ as your Savior)without possession of Christ.That is the warning in the Bible, when you learn about Judas Iscariot betrayal of Christ.Judas was in the enter most circle of Christ, seen the miracles, heard Christ preaching, yet betrayed Christ.Judas played the part of a Christ follower as many do today but was not.Make Sure your belief, your faith is true,till the end

09/03/2026

"Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him." —Colossians 3:16-17

09/02/2026

I love that Jesus gives His personal attention to the bent and broken. He notices suffering that others miss. No pain, grief, or season of brokenness goes unseen by Him.
Bring your whole story to Jesus. There will never be a time when He doesn’t want all the pieces of your broken heart.
Let yourself listen past the deafening pain for the voice of your Messiah. His voice reaches us on a soul level, bringing freedom and filling us with hope.

When the story we’re carrying looks nothing like the one we had planned, His voice, gentle and full of healing, calls us to come closer. Lean in and listen closely for the kind voice of a Savior who saw a broken woman that day, who saw me in that dimly lit sanctuary, and who sees you now. May we trust Him with every piece of our story.

He is writing something beautiful.


What does it mean to you to live as someone who is fully known and fully loved by God?