Let us look beyond the pandemic virus to served like Jesus in the celebration of His resurrection. All four gospel writers tell of Jesus’ Triumphant Entry, death and Resurrection. John focus on the diety of Christ. Mathew focus on the pomp and circumstance. Mark tells it introduced by fear, anxiety and terror of death as His disciples reluctantly followed Jesus to Jerusalem. Luke focus more on the multitude singing praises hailing Jesus as King. This was the only time Jesus allowed a public demonstration on His behalf that proclaimed His Kingship and signed His death warrant. Every one is a person of influence whether we know it or not. Influence people for Christ as His servant. Servant are to share God revelations to overcome the devil’s plan of doubt, diversion, division, discouragement, defeat and delay to feel like a failure. You may fail at an item, but you are not a failure in Jesus. Believe all things work together for good to those who love God. Don’t let the odds discourage you; God is bigger. We win. Jesus is the Prince of peace Who defeated death to give us victory. Easter is about victory. Satan thought he won on Friday. But God…on Easter Sunday. The church is God’s army called from behind closed doors to battle and win. We can celebrate because we are free. We can celebrate because we are secured in Jesus. We can celebrate because Jesus is alive. We can celebrate because Jesus is representing and leading us into the heavens. In this pandemic, Resurrection Season and life:

(1) Never give up when you know you’re in the will and Word of God no matter what we face.

(2) Believe that all things work together for good to those who love the Lord (Rom 8:28).

(3) Don’t let the odds discourage you; God’s bigger than the COVID 19 and every challenge.

Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose.” — L B. Johnson

Let us resolve in God’s wisdom and power to win with Christ Resurrection power in our lives.

Apostle Paul wrote to young Timothy “For bodily exercise profits a little, but godliness is profitable for all things, having promise of the life that now is and of that which is to come.” (I Tim 48 NKJV) Exercising discipline in any field comes naturally to some of us but for the others of us, it takes constant effort, encouragement, and perseverance. If you are struggling with spiritual discipline you are not alone. Spiritual disciplines are priority because it not only profits this life but also to the life to come. If you are struggling with spiritual discipline you are not alone. Come join us every Wednesday at 7:00 PM on the topic of “SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH.” Let’s together find Scriptural and practical suggestions for every day spiritual disciplines. For the next twelve weeks join the body of fellow believers who persevere together towards Spiritual Disciplines to find mutual encouragement, lively discussions, Scriptural guidance to grow stronger spiritually in 2020 and for your whole lifetime.