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Today I got so encouraged when a young man called Oscar decided to exercise his faith by praying for my legs to get healed. I received my miracle instantly and started walking! Sometimes even us who pray for others need the prayers. The Word that we preach to others...

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Gringo2 лет назад

😂😂 hizi circus ndo reason most people left church

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Zollz2 лет назад

Rabateke shekele Mozilla ni nini? 😅😅

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𝐖𝐞𝐬𝐥𝐞𝐲 𝐊𝐢𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐞2 лет назад

When you see a woman sitting with her legs open, never tell her to close them because you don't know her source of fresh air. - Maragoli Council of Elders

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Mwitu®2 лет назад

Ile upuzi iko kenya ni mingi 😂

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Kachwanya2 лет назад

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DHOLUO DICTIONARY , PhD2 лет назад

Jo UDA gi be samoro mako mana dhoga

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Amakanji Thomas2 лет назад

Oscar the master fixer😅😇

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CPA Ng'ang'a Mwangi2 лет назад

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“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” - Joshua 1:9 In this verse, God speaks directly to Joshua, who is about to lead the Israelites into the Promised Land. This command is not just for Joshua; it's for all of us on our faith journey. God's call for strength and courage is a reminder that we are not alone. Our fears and doubts often overshadow our trust in God. Yet, He promises His presence wherever life takes us. The instruction to "be strong and courageous" is about more than physical power. It calls us to spiritual resilience. This resilience comes from knowing that God walks beside us. In moments of uncertainty, we can find comfort in His constant presence. This presence empowers us to face challenges with faith instead of fear. In today's world, fear and discouragement are common. We fear the unknown, the future, and failure. Yet, Joshua 1:9 invites us to shift our focus from what terrifies us to the God who guides us. Trusting in God's presence can transform our fear into faith. Reflect on areas in your life where fear might be holding you back. Are there decisions or paths you are hesitant to take because of uncertainty? Take a moment to pray and ask God for the courage to move forward, trusting in His promise to be with you. For further reflection, consider this: What steps can you take today to strengthen your trust in God's presence in your life? How can you encourage others around you to be strong and courageous in their spiritual growth? Let this verse inspire you to take bold steps in your journey of faith, knowing God is with you every step of the way. Let us pray: Heavenly Father, I come before You with a heart eager to embrace the teachings of Jesus. As l journey through understanding and applying His words, grant me wisdom and clarity. Help me to see the relevance of His teachings in my life today, and to live them out with love and compassion. May I grow closer to You through prayer and connection, serving others with a heart full of love, and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide my path. Lord, strengthen my faith to overcome any doubts and fears, and empower me to share Your love with others. As I reflect on my spiritual growth, help me to set new goals that honor You and deepen my relationship with Christ. In the name of the Lord of Lords and King of Kings Jesus Christ, I pray, Amen.

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