In the Bible’s New Testament, you’ll find that John baptized a lot of people, and he also gained much attention from many people. One day while baptizing, a person came up to him and asked, “John, are you the Christ, or shall we keep looking for Him?” Without hesitation, John said, “No, I’m not the Messiah.” John knew who he was, and he also knew who he wasn’t. It’s vital to know who or what you’re not because if you don’t comprehend your limitations, you’ll get lured into areas that may look remarkable or superior and nurture your ego. Be careful not to go beyond your gifts and callings or you’ll separate yourself from what God anointed you to do. Beloved whenever you go beyond your limitations, it’ll be a continuous battle. Don’t let that happen to you!!! Instead, continue to concentrate on the position that elevates you.
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“Know Your Limitations”
As we come to an end to another week and head into the weekend, pursue tranquility and know your limitations because God has established you just the way He wants you to be, and He sees what He has in store for you!!! ✝️❤️😊Let Us Pray:Dear Heavenly Father, thank You for loving me. Thank You for selecting me. I ask that You continue to help me to be aware of my limitations. Help me to stay in my lane in the body of Christ so that I can bring glory and honor to You. In Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen, and Aaamen. ✝️❤️Have a Wonderful Friday, and a Caring and Perceptive Weekend, Everyone. ✝️❤️😊 -
“The Skills of a Real Sheperd”
Praise The Lord Beloved. Happy Monday to you. 😊Several years ago, First Lady Donece and I had the special opportunity to meet real-life shepherds on one of our tours. One event special to me was the opportunity to watch an actual presentation of one of the shepherd’s incredible skills as he directed his herding collies. He made it clear to us how much he understands and loves each of his sheep–he had names for each one; he knew how old each one was and respected their ability to provide for his life.Beloved, as we enter Advent, we look forward to paying tribute to the birth of our Good Shepherd, Jesus. By coming to earth Christ exhibited His enormous love for each of us as He knows each of us by name and desires us to return in Glory with Him and His Father in Heaven. His angels came to visit the shepherds in their fields and welcomed them to visit the Newborn Messiah (*1). The angels confirmed the shepherds’ value by their invitation, but it still took courage for them to travel and seek this huge gift in a small bundle that they had long expected. Their faith and humility were compensated when they met the Savior of the world in a simple cave. Just like those shepherds realized, we too are led by an amazing Shepherd. Amen? Aaamen. ✝️❤️😊Dear Heavenly Father help me be like the shepherds who didn’t waver to pursue You, respectfully kneeled before You, and recognize that you’re Lord overall, and You love and care for us. Let this time of Advent fill us with peace, joy, love, and hope. In Jesus’ name, I pray, Amen and Amen. ✝️Beloved life is very short. It comes and goes like an unannounced gust of wind. None of us know the hour or day when that gust of wind may enter our earthly room and blow out our candle. So today, reach out and touch someone you love and tell them you love them, BECAUSE TELLING THEM LATER JUST MIGHT BE – TOO LATE. I LOVE YOU ALL!!!Have an “AWESOME Monday and a FANTASTIC week!!! 😊CHOF Ministry Cross-Reference Verses:1. *Luke 2:8-12