Apostolic meditation

Be ye lifted brethren; look onto the heavens, look at your environment

 He brethren,

I want you this morning to look beyond your pains, but start looking up and around your plains. Stop fixing your thoughts and mind just on hurting things, on little nagging issues; today, broaden out.

You pain is at a fixed address, a particular place and it keep sapping your attention with its nagging and unbearable unpleasantness

Your pain is your weakness, your ugly secret you do not the public to know about, it could be your strength, when you look out and around and see the market in the plain for your pain.

Your plain is your environment; the people around you, the community, and the society at large. When assessed analysed and evaluated, it could be turned into your opportunity, a great opportunity. The exchanges, the celebrities and the paupers, the drunk and the sober, the welcomed and royal, he rejected, ejected and dejected in the same royally society. To them Jesus looked upon with compassion and died for because he came for your position.

But Jesus looked at them and said, With men this is impossible, but all things are possible with God’ Matthew 19:26 (AMP)

Papa Abraham was looking at his pains until he looked up the environment and saw God, and his live from that day clearly changed through it was gradual, it was steady.

‘Now the Lord appeared to Abraham by the oaks or terebinths of Mamre; as he sat at the door of his tent in the heat of the day, He lifted up his eyes and looked, and behold, three men stood at a little distance from him. He ran from the tent door to meet them and bowed himself to the ground And said, My lord, if now I have found favour in your sight, do not pass by your servant, I beg of you. Let a little water be brought, and you may wash your feet and recline and rest yourselves under the tree. And I will bring a morsel (mouthful) of bread to refresh and sustain your hearts before you go on further—for that is why you have come to your servant. And they replied, Do as you have said’. Genesis 18 (AMP)

Job in his time of catastrophic and calamitous conditioned confusion still believed that with God all things are possible. All things gone badly could be good, all enemies could be defeated, all sickness is curable and all pains could be ratified in the plain.

‘Then Job said to the Lord, I know that you can do all things, and that no thought or purpose of yours can be restrained or thwarted’ Job 42 (AMP)

Be ye lifted brethren;

Our Lord Jesus lives, sitting in the right hand of the GOD, standing for you on the judgement with his blood

Your apostle

Apostle GOC