Together, We Will Get Through This

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“His presence, by the fellowship of Holy Spirit, is with you every second of every day. You can never come into his presence because you can never leave his presence.”

Matthew 11:28
Come to Me, all you who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.

Stephen remembered how he had witnessed some of the great miracles that Jesus had performed. He was still young but he had a passion to share the gospel that Jesus had commissioned his disciples to share. Stephen was one of the 120 who were in the upper room in Jerusalem on Pentecost when God poured out his Holy Spirit. What an experience! God’s glory filled the room. What appeared to be flames of fire rested on each man’s head while a great rushing sound was heard in the large room. Since then, Stephen, full of faith and power, had done great wonders and signs among the people. Now, as he stood before the Sanhedrin, he remembered what Jesus had said shortly before he ascended back to paradise, “I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”

“This man does not cease to speak blasphemous words against this holy place and the law.” Stephen faced the Sanhedrin for speaking boldly in the name of Jesus. Hurling false trumped-up charges against Stephen, they gazed at his face in amazement. Stephen’s face shone with a light as Moses’ face had shone with when he descended from Sinai. They dragged him outside and began stoning him. Gazing upward, Stephen said, “Look! I see the heavens opened and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of God!”

Right to the point of death, Stephen knew that Jesus would never leave him. Jesus had promised to be with him and he was. This is the same Jesus who says to you today, “I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” His presence, by the fellowship of Holy Spirit, is with you every second of every day. You can never come into his presence because you can never leave his presence. When you come to worship or pray, you simply come into the presence of mind of his presence. If you find yourself laboured or burdened today, come to Jesus and rest in his companionship. He is with you always.

God-tracking is resting in his faithful presence.

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Matthew 28:18-20
Acts 6:8-15, 7:54-60

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SO, DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

“Together, we will get through this.”

“O Lord, I feel so overwhelmed today. It’s like I’m facing barriers on every front. I’m weary, Lord. Yet, I know I’m not alone. I know you are with me in all of this. I choose now to rest in your presence and acknowledge you in all my trials. Together, we will get through this. Thank you, Lord. Amen.”

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Good from Evil

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“God’s ways are higher than our ways. What others intended for your harm God will turn to good.”

Zephaniah 3:20 (NIV)
“At that time, I will gather you; at that time, I will bring you home. I will give you honour and praise among all the peoples of the earth when I restore your fortunes before your very eyes,” says the Lord. 

We all know well the story of Joseph in Genesis. Joseph, son of Jacob, was his father’s favourite son. God had given him prophetic dreams that his family would one day bow before him. His brothers were antagonistic toward Joseph because of jealousy and conspired to sell him into slavery in Egypt.

In Egypt, after a series of turbulent circumstances, Joseph was able to interpret a dream that Pharaoh had, saying that drought and famine were about to impact the land. Based on this information, the king promoted Joseph to a position second only to him. By his position and the wise insight God gave him, Joseph’s actions and planning saved many lives.

When Joseph’s brothers, who lived in Canaan, appealed to Egypt for food, they unwittingly appeared before Joseph. Joseph tests their motives resulting in his brothers bowing to his superiority (fulfilment of his original dreams). Finally, Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and declares, “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good, in order to bring it about as it is this day, to save the lives of many people.”

God's purpose always prevails. He knows your beginning from your end and everything in between. Your circumstances can change, as Jospeh’s did, yet if you continue to acknowledge God in all your ways, he will nevertheless direct their outcome. What Joseph’s brothers intended for evil against him God used to promote him. Evil can be changed to good at submission to the hand of God. Be encouraged to hold on – never give up – and trust God to deliver you from those adverse circumstances you’re facing. God’s ways are higher than our ways. What others intended for your harm God will turn to good. So, seek him and call upon him. In his time, he will exalt you and restore your fortunes before your very eyes.

God-tracking is trusting God to turn evil into good.

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Genesis 50:15-21
Isaiah 55:6-9
Proverbs 3:6
Zephaniah 3:18-20 (NIV)

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SO, DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

“I commit my circumstance to you and trust that, in your time, you will restore me to good health, good fortune and good living.”

“Dear Lord I sometimes feel like Joseph must have felt when he was in prison in Egypt. You had a plan for him, but he was incarcerated with no hope for a future. But you rescued him and what others intended for his harm you turned out for his good. I commit my circumstance to you and trust that, in your time, you will restore me to good health, good fortune and good living. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS LIMITLESS

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21 April 2017

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GOD-TRACKING IS LIMITLESS

Philippians 4:13
I can do all things through him who strengthens me.

Bart is undoubtedly one of the most positive people I have ever met. He was born with a physical disability called arthrogryposis. Children born with this condition suffer one or more joint contractures and have abnormal fibrosis of the muscle tissue, which causes muscle shortening. Arthrogryposis sufferers are unable to actively extend or flex their affected joints. At his birth doctors told Bart’s parents he would never walk or even have the strength to be able to sit up on his own. They said he would have a bleak outlook to life. However, on Bart’s website, breakinglimits.co.uk he says, “When you pray to God that he would take control of the situation (this is the God who knows no impossibility) limits are broken and miracles happen.”

Bart Gee was born into a Christian home and remembers giving his life to Jesus at the tender age of 5. At about this time, his parent’s pastor prophesied over him saying, “Little by little Bart will be able to do more and more new things that will amaze people." The pastor added that Bart would one day be able to physically walk down the aisle of the church and be able to play the organ like his father. Both these feats were a medical impossibility, given his condition. However, as Bart pointed out, God knows no impossibility.

Why do we so often find ourselves stewing in our own negative abandon, wallowing in our own inabilities and failures, when we emphatically know that what Bart Gee says is true: “When you pray to God that he would take control of the situation (this is the God who knows no impossibility) limits are broken and miracles happen?” Our God is the limitless Creator. He is all-powerful, all-knowing and ever present. He formed our inward parts and knitted us together in our mother's womb. Our God knows no bounds, He is immortal and infinite: he was and he is and he is to come. And our God has purpose and destiny for your life and mine, no matter what difficulties we face. You and I are God’s workmanship, created to do great things! So, don’t not hold back when he weaves his ambition into your heart. Your God is able and he will do it!

Today Bart Gee travels extensively, unaided, sharing his testimony of how God has enabled him to walk and drive a car. Not only this, but Bart has become an athlete, running on track and swimming 750m and 1,500m in open water. At the end of sharing his incredible story when he visited my church, Bart proceeded to lead our congregation in worship as he played the piano. God knows no impossibility!

God-tracking is limitless.

Be filled with the Holy Spirit

Dudley

READ ALL ABOUT ITPsalm 139Revelation 1:8Ephesians 2:10

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!

Take control of my situation and break my limits

Pray
“Dear Lord, I’m so sorry for being so negative in my life. I am sorry for not taking you at your Word. I confess that you are all-powerful and you have chosen to fulfill your purposes through me. I humble submit my will to yours; I humble ask you to help me achieve the ambitions you have set for me. I know with you nothing is impossible and if you have called me then you will enable me to fulfill your calling. Take control of my situation and break my limits. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS DEVELOPING GODLY CHARACTER THOUGH TRIALS

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GOD-TRACKING IS DEVELOPING GODLY CHARACTER THOUGH TRIALS

James 1:2-4
2 Count it all joy, my brothers,[b] when you meet trials of various kinds, 3 for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. 4 And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing.

Let’s face it, tracking God’s plans can often become confusing when we experience difficulty or loss in life. If I am acknowledging God in everything I do and sense his call on my life then surely things will always work out well for me? Surely I won’t suffer difficulties like the next guy? After all, I’m a King’s kid! Or will they?

Job was an average guy like you or me except he was a very holy man. You could say that Job was a God Tracker. He acknowledged the Lord in all he did and strove to live a good life. In fact, the Bible describes Job as a man who feared God and shunned evil. He was married with a many children and was very well off. Though he was a good man, it pleased God to set Job the trial of his life. We read in the Bible book of his name how God allowed Satan to inflict Job with all manner of loss and difficulty. He lost his children; he lost his wealth and almost lost his own life to a dreaded skin disorder. Never-the-less, we read that, through it all, Job never “cursed God”. In other words, he never questioned God’s judgement or God’s sovereignty in his life. At the end of the story God speaks to Job and reminds him, in no uncertain terms, that he is God and Job is not! God reveals his sovereign right over the life and purposes of man, and his right to produce endurance, faith and character through trails in the lives of those he calls. But with hope: at the end of the book of Job we read, “The LORD blessed the latter part of Job's life more than the first.”

There is one difference between Job and you as a Christian, however. That difference is, Jesus! In Job we discover a man standing before God by his own righteousness. But as a Christian I stand before God by Christ’s righteousness, not my own. Because Christ had not yet come, Job was un-redeemed before God and a sinner in heart, like the rest of fallen mankind. Eventually Job admits, “Surely I spoke of things I did not understand, things too wonderful for me to know.” He then later adds, “Therefore I despise myself and repent in dust and ashes.” You see, Job was only good by his own standards but we, as redeemed by the blood of Jesus, are made good by Christ’s standards. The difference implies that Job was still under the curse of sin and death, while, in Christ, we are set free from the law of sin and death by the law of the Spirit of life.

As a God Tracker through Christ therefore, Job’s experience helps us to view our trials in a new light. God loved Job and God loves you. God restored Job after his trials and God will restore you after your trials, if you keep your eyes on Jesus. Through Christ, you can face every difficulty, every loss and every trial. Unlike Job, your victory is not found in your own credentials but in the credentials of Jesus Christ. Never-the-less, you can be sure you will still suffer the devil’s attacks through trials and tribulations. You may think this is unfair, the trials you suffer are not because God is testing your righteousness (as he did with Job) but because God is developing your character.

God-tracking is developing godly character through trials

Be strong in the Lord.

Dudley

READ ALL ABOUT IT!
Job
Romans 8:1-4
Romans 5:3-5

Don’t Give Up, Look Up!

I rest in your grace and power and not my own abilities, to get me through these problems

Pray
“Dear God, I realise now why I’m suffering these difficulties in life. I have prayed for your deliverance and continue to believe that you will bring me through this time. You are my only hope! However, I realise that these trials are for my good. The develop the character and tenacity I need to face further trials in life. I stand before you, O God, not by my own credentials but by those of Jesus. You caused Jesus to endure the trial of the cross so I can be made righteous by your grace; not my good works. Therefore, I rest in your grace and power and not my own abilities, to get me through these problems. Thank you Lord for my deliverance. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS EXPECTING JOYFUL VICTORY IN THIS FIGHT WE FIGHT

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11 March 2016

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God-tracking is expecting joyful victory in this fight we fight

Psalm 142:3
When my spirit faints within me,
you know my way.

I once heard a little story about a woman who had been having trouble getting to sleep at night, because she feared burglars. One night her husband heard a noise in the house and went downstairs to investigate. When he stepped into the kitchen, he found a burglar. "Good evening," said the man of the house. "I am very pleased to see you. Please come upstairs to meet my wife. She has been waiting 10 years to meet you."

You may smile but the truth is, we’re all like this woman. We live constantly anticipating the worst, instead of living by faith; expecting God’s joyous purposes to work out in our lives. It doesn’t help that we’re lured into despondency by the bombardment of negative stories we hear when we turn on the news or read a newspaper: So much war, so much poverty, so much despair; children dying in overcrowded boats as parents flee conflict while whole cities are blown apart, because of the blaze of man’s pride. And then, when we put the tele off and make our way to bed, our minds wonder with the worries in our own lives: uncertain future, financial needs, family conflict. I think it’s time we wise up to the reality that exists in Christ. That is, whatever difficulties we face in our lives or whatever calamity we witness in the world around us, we need to remember, we are seated with Christ in heavenly realms. By our God we can run against a troop, and by our God we can leap over a wall.

Dear God-tracker, in Christ, you are already a winner! The Scripture tells you that if God is for you, none can be against you. In Christ you are more than a conqueror, because Jesus won the battle in the first place when he triumphed over sin, Satan and death at Calvary. If you continue to acknowledge the Lord in all your ways, then he will continue to direct the outcome of your days, meeting your every need. He is faithful and his love will endure every circumstance you may ever face. So why not live expectant of abundant life in Jesus rather than expecting the thief who comes to kill, steal and destroy?

God-tracking is expecting joyful victory in this fight we fight

God bless you

Dudley

Read all about it!
Ephesians 2:1-10
Psalm 18:28-30
Proverbs 3:5-6
Psalm 100:5
Romans 8:31-39
John 10:8-11

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I will continue to acknowledge God in all my ways and I declare with confidence, I am already a winner, in Christ

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Dear Lord, I praise you for your faithful love and care. I cast all my cares on you, because you care for me. Thank you that I am seated in you in heavenly realms and nothing can ever pull me away from your love. I am more than a conqueror over every difficulty I face! I choose not to fret about what I see happening in the world around me, because I am more than a conqueror through Christ. I will stand strong! I will continue to acknowledge God in all my ways and I declare with confidence, I am already a winner, in Christ. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS FACING EVERY DISASTER IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT HE IS ALWAYS IN CONTROL

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25 September 2015

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God-tracking is facing every disaster in the knowledge that he is always in control

It was around 11pm when Karen and I made our way upstairs to bed. “I have such an uneasy feeling about Kerryn,” said my wife as we settled down. My daughter had embarked on a round the world trip and was in New Zealand at that moment. “Really?” I said. “Let’s pray.” We prayed for protection and blessing upon Kerryn and her travelling companion at that moment, knowing it was already mid-morning in New Zealand.
Early the next day our phone rang. “Hello, Mr. Anderson,” said a Kiwi voice. “Yes.” I replied with trepidation. “We want you to know, Kerryn is alright.” Instantly I knew something severe must have happened. The voice on the phone went on to explain how Kerryn was involved in serious a motor accident about 9 hours previously but that she had escaped with only bruises and some cuts. She and her friend, who was driving at the time, had entered a dual carriageway and were struck by a van at 100km per hour. The conditions were intensely serious. The driver had taken the impact, suffering a fractured her neck. However, it was clear that God was already in control. In the vehicle immediately behind the one that had collided with them were several casualty medical personnel on their way to work. They very quickly took control of the situation. Kerryn and her friend were rushed to hospital and were very well cared for.

The reason I share this story with you is to point out that bad things do happen; even to Christian believers who walk by faith. You and I are not free from the troubles of the world just because we born again. In fact Jesus once said, “In the world you will have trouble.” But then added, “But take heart; I have overcome the world.” Living as Believers on this planet does not exempt us from disaster or suffering. However, as Believers, we are reinforced by the fact of Christ’s continual companionship. In the Psalms we read that God instructs his angels to protect us in times of disaster. By the Holy Spirit (who is God) the Lord will never leave us nor forsake us. And it was the same Holy Spirit who was the One who prompted Karen and me to pray for our daughter at probably the exact moment of the collision!
As you seek and track God’s plans for your life, be encouraged to never take your eyes off Jesus. Continue to acknowledge God in all your ways and trust him to direct your paths without, leaning on your own understanding; especially through those disasters in life. I do not believe that God instigates calamity but when calamity happens he is faithful to lovingly rescue you and take you on to new heights of victory. Difficulties come your way to test you in order to make you stronger and more secure in your faith. God has a calling on your life and will prove you like gold in a furnace. And how can you be proved unless you are tested? Those whom God calls, he tests. Ask Moses; ask Peter. Better yet, ask Jesus.
My daughter, Kerryn returned home from New Zealand after a few days in hospital with no lasting effects of the collision. And praise the God of healing, her friend returned home a few weeks later and eventually made a full recovery. Both girls have now become much stronger in their faith and believe that, though Satan intends disaster for destruction, God will always work it out for the good.
God-tracking is facing every disaster in the knowledge that he is always in control

Keep your eyes on Jesus
Dudley
It’s all in the Book…John 16:33
Psalm 91
Hebrews 12:2
Proverbs 3:5-6
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Matthew 28:20And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age
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“We have to pray with our eyes on God, not on the difficulties.” ---  Oswald Chambers
Don’t Give Up, Look Up!Look up and Fix Your Eyes on Jesus!

I claim my victory over every negative circumstance and claim your companionship in all my trials 

Pray“O Lord, I am facing a very trying time at the moment. It seems like there is no light at the end of the tunnel. And yet, O Lord, as I read these words I’m reminded that, not only are you the light at the end of the tunnel, you’re also the hope I have in the darkness of the walk. Help me to rest in your strength. Help me to be secure in your promises to meet all my needs, heal my body and prevent my foot from stumbling. I claim the promise that no weapon the devil forms against me will succeed (Isaiah 57:17). Therefore, I claim my victory over every negative circumstance and claim your companionship in all my trials. To your glory, O Lord. Amen.

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