C H O F Ministry

Tag: Pledge

  • “Subject to Modification”

    11 12 2019 2019 “Don't stay put.pngBHMSS Biblical Passage for the day – 2 Corinthians 4:18 (AMP) – So we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are unseen; for the things which are visible are temporal [just brief and fleeting], but the things which are invisible are everlasting and imperishable.

     
    Praise the Lord Beloved. Happy Tuesday to you. 😀
     
    Beloved, don’t centralize your focus on what you can instinctively see and recognize in this world. Everything you see is temporal and subject to modification. Put your trust, belief, and confidence in the unseen eternal realm. The things which are eternal aren’t subject to transformation.
     
    The Word of God is eternal, and it contains many pledges that cover any situation you’ll ever face. No matter what happens in this unstable, fluctuating world you live in, those pledges will forever be the same.
     
    Regardless of how you’re feeling, the Word will always say, “By His stripes, you were healed” (*1). No matter how bad your bank account looks, the Word will always say, “My God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus” (*2).
     
    Don’t stay put or do things because the world says you have to or believe what the world says you can and cannot have. Lay hold of what the Word says you can do and can have. Center your devotion on the eternal truths of God and look not to the things which are seen. After all, they’re subject to modification!!! Amen? Aaamen. ✝️❤️😊
     
    Let Us Pray:
    Dear Heavenly Father, thank You for allowing us to see this new day. Help us keep our focus on You and Your unchanging hands. In Jesus’ mighty precious name, I pray, Amen and Aaamen.
     
    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 will be permitted to enter our room and blow out our earthly candle. So today, reach out and touch someone and tell them you love them, BECAUSE TELLING THEM LATER JUST MIGHT BE TOO LATE. I LOVE YOU ALL!!!
     
    Have a terrific Tuesday everyone.
     
    CHOF Ministry Cross-Reference Verses:
    *1. 1 Peter 2:24
    *2. Philippians 4:19
     
    CHOF Ministry & Bishop, W. F. Houston Jr. Ministry is: “An Online Ministry Teaching and Inspiring People All Over the World With Informative Biblical Principles.”

  • “A Pledge to Remove Hurt”

    Bishop Houston Mid Week A Pledge to Remove Hurt
    Praise The Lord Beloved 😀 Welcome to my Mid-Week Word.

    *Today’s Focal Verses: John 4:7-27
     
    You know as I set back and just take a look around. I see and hear people hurting. The pain and agony don’t have to be there but because of immoral choices, self-centeredness, jealousy the torrential downpour of hurt exist here on earth. Sure, we all can (and do) cover up “mask” much of our hurt – that’s what our earthly existence has taught us. It’s just another one of our carnal survival techniques. But as a Believer, when the hurt comes, we search for the love of God. We know that the love of God brings an assurance that will comfort, protect and direct us. We all need God’s assured love, it’s recognized by its unconditional label, which means His love is for anyone who desires to be spiritual healed. You see, once spiritual healing takes place the pain, agony “hurt” start’ our mental and emotional restoration.
     
    Beloved, if you’re suffering rejection, failure, or any circumstance that’s testing your faith, you need to know the Lord still cares and will never stop loving you. That’s exactly what we see in Jesus’ interaction with the Samaritan woman. You see, He initiated contact. Much to His disciples’ apprehension, Jesus traveled through Samaria to meet this woman. In that day, Jews didn’t associate with Samaritans and even avoided their region. But God doesn’t conform to man’s rules or prejudices. He reaches out with a message of hope and new life to anyone who will listen and believe. He knew her pain and heartache. She must have felt worthless and unloved after being abandoned or divorced by five husbands.
     
    Beloved, we all have emotional baggage that weighs us down and causes pain, and this is often what God uses to draw us to Himself. You see, He offered forgiveness and “unconditional” love. Jesus drew out the details of her situation so she could recognize her need for a Savior and be receptive to His offer of forgiveness. He understood she lacked love, acceptance, and a sense of value, and a relationship with Him was the only way to fulfill that need.
     
    Beloved, God sees us as clearly as He saw the Samaritan woman. He knows our sins and hurts and wants to bring us forgiveness and restoration. As we accept His salvation and submit to the Holy Spirit’s transforming work, we’ll have the pledge of His love and care for us.
     
    “To God Be the Glory”
     

  • “A Pledged Love”

    “Breaking Bread with Bishop Houston”

    John 3:16

    “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son”

    Praise the Lord Beloved, hope you all had a blessed Thanksgiving.

    *For God so loved the world that He gave…and He gave…and He gave.

    Beloved, the message in this morning’s Bible verse brings us from beginning to end. It sounds simple. Yet few of people really comprehend it.We can understand the idea of a God of power. We can understand a God who desires to be served. But an Almighty God who loves us so much that He desires, above all, to give to us? That can be hard to believe.

    You know, for thousands of years, God has been working to drop the revelation of His love into the hearts of men and women. He’s made loving promises of blessing and protection. But He’s always faced that same obstacle human beings who just couldn’t bring themselves to believe those promises were true.

    Let me give you an example, the story of Abram is a great illustration. He wasn’t accustomed to the idea of a God who gives. After all Beloved, he’d grown up as a worshiper of the moon, and the moon had certainly never seemed interested in doing anything for him. Then he encountered El Shaddai, the greatest Being of all. The one Almighty God. And the first thing this El Shaddai wanted to do was “give” to him.

    Beloved, God’s promises astounded Abram so much that he couldn’t believe them. In Genesis 15:8 Abram asked the Lord how would he know if everything would be his.

    And believe it or not, God answered him. God made a blood covenant with Abram and that blood covenant settled all the questions about God’s love and loyalty that Abram thought about ever asking God.

    You see, there shouldmnever be a question or doubt about the loyalty and love of God. He always keeps it 100. 😀

    “To God Be The Glory!!!” 😀

    New Yellow Tablet Prayer template A Pledge Love