AFM of Zimbabwe Maranatha Revival Centre (Hatcliffe)
Through Jesus Christ, believers are delivered, qualified, and positioned to walk in and be partakers of God’s inheritance. Our identity is not based on our efforts, background, or limitations—but on God’s grace and finished work on the cross.
Like David hiding in the cave but trusting in God’s protection, we too can pray, “Lord, keep me safe till the storm passes by.” The storm may rage for a while, but it will not last forever. Under God’s care, we can find peace even in the middle of the storm, knowing that His hand will guide us safely until the skies are clear again.
Last three wishes of Alexander The Great When Alexander The Great, after conquering kingdoms returning to his country, he fell ill that led him to his deathbed. He gathered his
Have you ever felt swallowed up by life? Maybe you were surrounded by depression, conflict, worry, or guilt—and you felt hopeless.
I hope you’re not feeling that way right now, but at some point you will be. You might lose a loved one, your job, or your health.
‘Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you.’
People often say things like, “You make me so mad!” But the truth is that nobody can make you mad without your permission. Anger is a choice, and you must choose to control it if you want to be a loving person.
PRAYER: Lord, I pray that You will come and strengthen me so that I can stand firm and secure in the knowledge that You are with me and that I can do all things through Christ Who strengthens me. Amen.
PRAYER: Lord, how precious it is to know that You know more about me than I know about myself. There is nothing that is hidden from You and You call me by my name, because You love and You care for me. Amen.
PRAYER: Lord, thank You that my faith does not stand in sinking sand but my faith can stand firm on the Rock. Lord, would You please come and strengthen me so that I can stand secure, firm and confident in You. Amen.
David had many life-threatening experiences. He had enemies within his court who were intent on destroying him. On the battlefield, he had adversaries who had trained to kill him. On many occasions David felt surrounded by ‘sorrows of sheol’ and the ‘snares of death’. He recounted his near-death experiences as a way of testifying about God’s deliverance. In the face of his frightful experiences, David had two responses.
