GOD-TRACKING IS REMAINING UNDER GOD’S WORD, QUIETLY RESTING IN THE COMFORTER’S PEACE

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 “Parakletos (the Holy Spirit) is always alongside comforting me, even when I’m unaware of his presence.”

 Matthew 5:4“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”

Jamie had recently lost his mother. He missed her greatly. He missed those long chats over a cup of coffee and he missed her faithful affirmation when he did something worth complimenting. Though he has a loving family of his own, Jamie knew life just wouldn’t be the same without his mom. Unfortunately, coincidentally, he was also experiencing a tumultuous time at work, with prospects of losing his job.

“It never rains, but it pours,” Jamie said in a text to a good friend. “I’m feeling so low. Carol has been urging me to be strong, and many folks have been sending me encouraging thoughts, but it feels like water off a duck’s back. I know God is in this, but I feel so distant.”

“Jamie, just keep your eyes on Jesus and stay under the sound of his word,” came the reply from his faithful friend.

Can you relate to Jamie’s story? I can. We all endure loss, hardship and difficulties such as this from time to time. Scripture says, “There is nothing new under the sun.” However, if we acknowledge the Lord in everything – good and bad – he will, nevertheless, direct our paths. Our Lord has promised, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” When I suffer hardships like Jamie’s, I tend to become numb and seemingly unfeeling. But, even though I may feel emotionally dazed, I know that my Lord is ever by my side. Parakletos (the Holy Spirit) is always alongside comforting me, even when I’m unaware of his presence.

Jamie took his friend’s advice. He continued to pray, read his Bible and attend church, even though he did not feel like it. He waited for God to direct his paths according to his will. Soon the haze began to lift. Jamie began to feel the comfort of the Comforter. God’s peace settled in his heart. He overcame his sense of loss, though he continued to miss his mom. Loving memories are priceless. By the grace of God, he was still before the Lord within the conflict at work and was soon vindicated. God was true to his Word and, because Jamie had remained under the sound of Word of God, he was restored.

God-tracking is remaining under God’s Word, quietly resting in the Comforter’s peace.

 READ ALL ABOUT ITEcclesiastes 1:8-9
Proverbs 3:5-6
Hebrews 13:5
Psalm 37:1-7
John 14:27

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 Thank you for your peace. Thank you for your comfort. Thank you for your deliverance and vindication

 “Dear Lord, I deeply miss my loved one. I know life on earth is temporal and we will all die someday but help me deal with this loss. Help me to rest in your comfort in every situation in life when I find my peace compromised. Lord, I choose to remain under the sound of your Word and keep my eyes on Jesus. I rest in you and continue to acknowledge you in all my circumstance. Thank you for your peace. Thank you for your comfort. Thank you for your deliverance and vindication. You are faithful O Lord, and I put my faith I you, always. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS USING WORDS WISELY

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“May we fill our hearts with God’s Word to ensure that, that which ensues from our lips is true, honourable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, excellent, and worthy of praise.”

Proverbs 16:24

Gracious words are like a honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the body.

Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me! Did you ever blurt that old saying out as a kid when someone insulted you or called you a name? I did. The truth is, I can still remember some of those incidences. Words did hurt me.

My late father-in-law, Neil Bellamy, told a story of the effect that words can have on our thinking. In his day, he was the senior manager of a large drawing office in a mining company in Johannesburg, South Africa. One day he was discussing with a colleague about the power of words and how a simple suggestion could have a great effect on the hearer. “I’ll show you what I mean,” said Neil. He promptly walked across the drawing office to an unsuspecting draftsman, hard at work at his board. “Dave,” he said, “are you feeling okay?”

“Why?” replied Dave.  “I feel fine.”

“You sure? You look really peaky. I think you should sit down for a moment. Can I get you a glass of water?”

For the next half hour Neil continued to make suggestions to Dave that he might be feeling a little off-colour until Dave finally agreed and asked if he could take the rest of the day off. My dear dad-in-law needed to apologise profusely. “I’m really sorry, Dave,” you look fine. I was just trying to prove a point.”

The word, “words” appears 518 times in the English Standard Version of the Bible, while the word, “word” appears 1,182 times. The Scriptures are full of words about words. For instance, wisdom is personified in Proverbs 8, implying that we who desire to seek and track God’s purposes, should agree with wisdom and speak as she speaks: “All the words of my mouth are righteous; there is nothing twisted or crooked in them. They are all straight to him who understands, and right to those who find knowledge.” In Proverbs 18 we read that life and death are in the power of the tongue.

James expounds the danger of tongue when, by the Holy Spirit, he says, “It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison. With it we bless our Lord and Father, and with it we curse people who are made in the likeness of God. From the same mouth come blessing and cursing. My brothers, these things ought not to be so.”

As we desire to seek and track the plans and purposes of God for our lives, let us be willing to bridle our tongues. May we fill our hearts with God’s Word to ensure that, that which ensues from our lips is true, honourable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, excellent, and worthy of praise.

God-tracking is using words wisely

READ ALL ABOUT ITProverbs 8:1-11
Proverbs 18:21
James 3:2-12
Luke 6:45
Philippians 4:8
Psalm 141:3

DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

 Set a guard, O Lord, over my mouth; keep watch over the door of my lip, I pray

 “O LORD, forgive me for all the times I have used my tongue to hurt, insult or curse others. I confess wrong use of words, to you. I realise that it is by confession that I am saved – Lord help me to only confess what is true, noble and praise worthy. I also, reject and renounce all negative and destructive words that have been spoken over me. You are Lord of my life; my life is in you. Therefore, I trust your Word over me, as your son/daughter. Set a guard, O Lord, over my mouth; keep watch over the door of my lip, I pray. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS BOLDLY SPEAKING OUT HIS WORD

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25 May 2018

GOD-TRACKING IS BOLDLY SPEAKING OUT HIS WORD

 Isaiah 55:11so shall my word be that goes out from my mouth;it shall not return to me empty,but it shall accomplish that which I purpose,and shall succeed in the thing for which I sent it.

 “God is God and he has the sovereign authority to guard his own Word. All he calls us to do is boldly speak.”

Two of my heroes of faith are Moses and Jeremiah. Both men became great prophets for God. Moses was used by God to deliver his people from captivity under the Egyptians, while Jeremiah was used by God to warn his people that they would be taken captive by the Babylonians. Both men had daunting tasks and were subject to severe abuse by the people they served. Both men boldly proclaimed the Word of God with power and authority. However, the one characteristic of both men that impresses me the most is, both guys were reluctant missionaries, yet they both submitted to God’s auspicious call to boldly speak his Word.

When God called Moses, Moses offered many reasons why he couldn’t do what God asked of him. He said, “Oh, my Lord, I am not eloquent, either in the past or since you have spoken to your servant, but I am slow of speech and of tongue.” Moses probably had a speech impediment and was, by nature, introvert. Jeremiah had a similar complaint: “Ah, Lord God! Behold, I do not know how to speak, for I am only a youth.” In both cases God graciously assures his men that he will make a way for them to boldly carry his Word.

Has the Lord called you? Do you feel less than qualified to fulfil his purposes? God-tracking is about seeking and tracking God’s plans for our lives. Sometimes, those plans involve standing up in the face of popular opinion to unashamedly proclaim his Word. Under the current anti-Christian climate in the world, this can be a daunting task. But, God is faithful, and he has promised you (as he promised Jeremiah) that he will watch over his Word on your lips, to perform it. You see, it’s not up to us to defend God’s Word or the principles of Scripture. God is God and he has the sovereign authority to guard his own Word. All he calls us to do is boldly speak.

God-tracking is boldly speaking out God’s Word

 READ ALL ABOUT ITExodus 3-4Jeremiah 1:1-12

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Thank you for the courage to open my mouth and boldly speak your Word

 “Dear Lord, forgive me for being reluctant to proclaim your Word in my community. You know my weaknesses; I subject them to your strength, O Lord. Thank you that you have promised to put your words in my mouth. Help me to boldly proclaim the truths of the Scriptures and to stand up in the integrity of your calling. I trust that you will watch over your Word to perform it. I believe your Word will not return to you empty. Thank you for the courage to open my mouth and boldly speak your Word. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS NOT BY POWER NOR MIGHT BUT BY THE HOLY SPIRIT

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GOD-TRACKING IS NOT BY POWER NOR MIGHT BUT BY THE HOLY SPIRIT

 Philippians 4:13

I can do all things through him who strengthens me

 “It’s only by the anointing of the Holy Spirit of God upon you, that will qualify you to succeed.”

I could imagine Governor Zerubbabel sitting among the rubble of the ruins of Solomon’s temple on Mount Zion. He was one of those people who had returned from Babylon, who was perhaps born in captivity. “Adonai, I am a simple man with no knowledge of building a grand temple to your glory. I’m not a mighty warier like King David of old, or powerfully wealthy like King Solomon who built this temple. How am I to do this great task you’re asking of me? How will I restore your mighty temple?”

The Babylonians had conquered Judah in 587 B.C. The Jews had turned from God’s Law and were worshipping useless idols. Through his prophets, God warned his people that Jerusalem would fall, because of their rebellion. For 70 years they would remain in exile. After this time, God would restore his people and rebuild Jerusalem. When Persia overthrew Babylon, its king, Cyrus issued a decree that the Jews could return to their homeland. God inspired Ezra and Nehemiah to unite his people and restore Jerusalem and rebuild the temple. Zerubbabel was appointed governor under the king of Persia. Zerubbabel was a humble man facing the greatest task of his life. I believe Zerubbabel lacked the confidence and skills required to undertake such a great mission. He had neither the military might of David or the monitory power of Solomon, yet God had called him to rebuild Jerusalem and its temple.

Zerubbabel sat with his head in his hands in the blazing sun. Behind him he heard the voice of the prophet Zechariah, “Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord of hosts.”

Dear friend, God has a job for you to do. The Scripture tells us that he knows the plans he has for us. Perhaps you’re feeling a little like Governor Zerubbabel felt that day; not qualified or skilled like your predecessors to adequately do the job. God’s Word to you today is, it’s not by the financial power or physical, academic or natural might that you will successfully accomplish this task. It’s only by the anointing of the Holy Spirit of God upon you, that will qualify you to succeed. So, acknowledge the Lord in this mission, seek his power and might and believe that you can do all things through Christ who is your strength. And go for it!

God-tracking is not by power nor might but by the Holy Spirit

 READ ALL ABOUT ITJeremiah 25:1-14Zechariah 4:1-14EzraNehemiah

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 I can do this, through Christ who gives me strength

 “Holy God, thank you that you have a calling on my life. I surrender to your will and your plans for me. Help me to not rely on my own skills or abilities. Your Word is true. I accept your word to me today that I will succeed not by my abilities but only by the might and power of your Spirit in me. I acknowledge you in all my work and seek your anointing to fulfil my responsibilities. Help me Lord, to be successful in all I do; I put my faith in you. I can do this, through Christ who gives me strength. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS GOING WHERE YOU’VE NEVER BEEN BEFORE

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11 May 2018
GOD-TRACKING IS GOING WHERE YOU’VE NEVER BEEN BEFORE

 Matthew 28:20“I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

 “So, don’t be surprised the next time you find yourself treading water. Just remember he is always with you, even in the deep end.”

God-Tracking is going where you’ve never been before

 When I was about 10-years old, a cousin showed me a few chords on an old guitar. I remember learning the three-chord wonder, I’m on the Top of the World in the key of A. However, because I didn’t have a guitar of my own, I soon lost interest. About 4 years later a friend of my brother gave me a beat-up buzzing old steel string guitar, that was impossible to tune.  I loved that old thing and was motivated to give music another bash. I taught myself a few more chords and was encouraged to play along with my youth leader during sing-a-longs at youth group meetings. Eventually, with a shining new 12-string guitar under my arm, I found myself leading a few choruses before the evening service at church. Even so, I had no deep-seated aspiration to become the next Phil Keaggy of the Christian music world and yet… God had a plan for me.

I was soon to find the girl of my dreams and we settled in a city away from home. We soon found a good little church to attend a few minutes’ drive from our inner-city apartment. Over tea at the end of the morning service on our second visit to the church, it was discovered that I was a guitarist. “Would you play for us next Sunday,” was the prompt request. “Next Sunday!?” I replied. “Yes, our previous worship leader left two weeks ago, and we’ve been praying the Lord would soon send us a new one. And he has!” I was flabbergasted. By now I had indeed added a few extra chords to my repertoire, but I was not ready to take to the stage of a new church in front of 150 people to lead worship. And yet, I had a deep sense that the Lord was doing what he’s always has done in my life – plunging me into the deep end, saying, “Do not be dismayed, I am with you. Swim!”

Dear God Tracker, God has a habit of dropping us into the deep end. This little story is only a sample of several in my life where my Lord has done just that. You see, I have discovered that tracking God’s will is not that difficult, really. Granted, God does often present us with choices (and I think we know clearly when he does this), but more often than not he surprises us with his awe-inspiring plans and simply says, “I am with you. Swim!”
Let me say that if you continue to acknowledge the Lord in all your ways; if you walk by faith and not by sight and if you keep your eyes stayed on Jesus the author and perfecter of your faith, then he will direct your paths according to his plans for you. So, don’t be surprised the next time you find yourself treading water. Just remember he is always with you, even in the deep end.

God-tracking is going where you’ve never been before.

 READ ALL ABOUT ITJeremiah 29:11Proverbs 3:5-62 Corinthians 5:7Hebrews 12:2Acts 1:8

DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

 I boldly pray, determine my steps

 “Father God I know my life is wrapped up in your will. Help me to always walk according to your plans. I accept your plans for my life and submit my own will to yours. Your will is often so blatant that I find myself in deep water floundering to keep head above the waves. And yet, you are with me and your purposes always prevail in my life. Dear Lord, I submit my skills and talents to you; do with them what you will. I continue to acknowledge you. I boldly pray, determine my steps. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS LEANING ON GOD IN CONFLICT WITH HUMBLE INTEGRITY

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27 April 2018

GOD-TRACKING IS LEANING ON GOD IN CONFLICT WITH HUMBLE INTEGRITY

Psalm 25:12
Who is the man who fears the Lord?
Him will he instruct in the way that he should choose.

GodTracker is designed to help us seek and track the plans of God for our lives. If the Scripture says that God knows the plans he has for our futures – plans for wellbeing filled with hope – then we can be sure that he will work out all things according to his plans, and for our good. However, I can only be sure of this fact if I include God in every part of my life. As the Amplified Bible puts it to recognize, and acknowledge Him, and He will direct and make straight and plain your paths.

Psalm 25 has become a great source of encouragement and perspective for me as I seek to track God’s will. King David pens this Psalm under God’s anointing. He begins by affirming his trust in God, whatever life throws at him or whomever opposes him with false accusations. Then, reaffirming God’s goodness, David confesses and repents of sin. Very important! I think this is the characteristic in David that God loved the most – humility! And then the psalmist extols the excellence of putting God first in all his ways. In every conflict, in spite of his opponents and critics (and David was intensely criticised), the king praises God and acknowledges that God is always in control. He then submits to God’s will with fear and worship. Standing in integrity, King David puts is hope squarely in the purposes of God. Please read Psalm 25.

Whatever conflict you find yourself in today as you seek to remain on track with God’s plans and purposes, with humble heart and integrity, be encouraged to acknowledge God in all your ways trust him to see you through. He is your hope and your salvation.

God-tracking is leaning on God in conflict with humble integrity

READ ALL ABOUT IT
Jeremiah 29:11
Proverbs 3:5-6 (AMP)
Psalm 25

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May integrity and uprightness preserve me, for I wait for you

“Dear Lord, I’m deeply sorry for any pride, rebellion or immorality in my heart. I confess my sin and believe that you are faithful and just to forgive and cleanse me. I repent of any arrogance or self-centredness in any conflict I may have recently endured. I acknowledge you in every ambition, work, activity and relationship in my life. I place my confidence in your will for my life with fear and worship. I commit my future to you in the hope of your plans being fulfilled in me. May integrity and uprightness preserve me, for I wait for you. Amen.”

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GOD-TRACKING IS LETTING GOD DO WHAT HE SAYS HE WILL DO

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27 April 2018

GOD-TRACKING IS LETTING GOD DO WHAT HE SAYS HE WILL DO

 Jeremiah 1:12The LORD said to me, "You have seen correctly, for I am watching to see that my word is fulfilled."

 “Dear God Tracker, the Lord himself is watching over his Word in your life to safeguard his purposes for you… So, resist the urge of speaking on God’s behalf or trying to feebly bring his promises to fruition by your might. Only God can fulfil his own Word to you.”

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David’s men had just returned from striking the Philistines at Gezer. The Lord had helped him in this mighty and victorious campaign against the enemy and David was pleased. To celebrate and give thanks to God, he calls for the Ark of the Covenant to be brought from the house of Abinadab. So Abinadab and his sons, Uzzah and Ahio load it up on a cart and set off. On the way the oxen pulling the cart stumbled and the Ark begins to fall to the ground. Uzzah makes a grab for it to steady it but in the process forgets the command of God that no one could touch the Ark and live. Instantly he is struck down and dies. Sadly, in their familiarity with the things of God, Abinadab and his sons had become complacent with his commands.

You may think it unfair that Uzzah died just because he tried to protect the Ark of the Covenant? Surely it would have fallen to the ground and shattered into pieces… or would it have? You see, God had given his Word and had commanded Moses to prevent anyone from touching the Ark, because of its holiness. This was the same God who, by his Word, had commanded the universe into being. When God speaks no man could can add to his Word. When God speaks no man could can detract from his Word. God is very capable of watching over his word to fulfil it. If this is true then, even if the Ark had fallen, it would have been safe. The Ark contained the 10 Commandments and, in his flippancy, Uzzah paid the price for assuming he could watch over God’s Word to safeguard it.

Dear God Tracker, the Lord himself is watching over his Word in your life to safeguard his purposes for you. He does have a plan for you; a plan to prosper and not to harm you. There is hope for the situation you face today. If you seek the Lord with all your heart you will find his plans to restore your fortunes and give you a future. His Word has promised health to your flesh and peace to your soul. God’s Word to you today is to trust in him and walk in his ways without you trying to fulfil his promises. Scripture says that just as the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not evaporate back to it without watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so is his Word that goes out from his mouth: It will not return to him empty, but will accomplish what he desires and achieve the purpose for which he sent it. You see, God is more than capable of accomplishing all his plans and purposes for you with success and blessing. So, resist the urge of speaking on God’s behalf or trying to feebly bring his promises to fruition by your might. Only God can fulfil his own Word to you.

God-tracking is letting God do what he says he will do

 READ ALL ABOUT IT1 Chronicles 13:5-14Isaiah 55:10-11

DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY 

I am sorry for taking you for granted and for becoming flippant about your Word to me

“Thank you O my Lord, for all your promises to me. Thank you that you have given me your Word that you will direct my purposes accordingly, as I continue to acknowledge you in all I do. Thank you that you will meet all my needs according to your riches in Christ and provide me with peace from my anxieties as I pray with thanksgiving. Thank you for my health, for the people who love me and for the hope of a blessed future. I am sorry for taking you for granted and for becoming flippant about your Word to me. Today I realise that you are very able to watch over your Word and your purposes in my life far, far better than I could ever do. I put my faith in you. Vindicate the truth in me. Praise you Father that your promises are always yes, in Jesus. Amen!”

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