Welcome to another message from Pocket of Teach & Preach!
Who knows what evil plans lurk in the hearts of men and women? God does, That’s Who!
Our series on “7 Things God Hates” continues today by simply posing a question that makes sense. Please turn your bibles to the featured scripture, listen in, and you’ll see what I mean (and, hopefully, agree).
GOOD YOM SHISHI (Day Five) to everyone! 🙂
Well, our three-week series, titled, GO FOR GREATER has finally reached its last installment. I have had an absolute blast bringing this series to you in the sweet Name of Jesus. I pray you have been blessed and benefited by it, as have I.
Today’s topic is the proper apex of all God desires to accomplish in our lives, and I am interceding in His Holy Name that Greater Forgiveness reaches all of you and launches you into the marvelously warm light of FREEDOM the Lord has planned for us all to richly enjoy.
HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEKEND, all! 😉
GOOD YOM SHLISHI (Day Three) to all of you! 🙂
Let me ask – words like steadfast, compliant, constant, earnest… how do they strike you? In a good way, or a bad?
As our three-week series, titled
continues, today I’m praying for all of us to learn to love – more and more – words like those, for they are some of God’s favorite. I know this because they all sum up the word “diligence”, which He requires of all His children.
Join me in sincere intercession that we take on greater diligence, in every way the Lord intends. Amen.
Few verses are as comforting to believers (and even non-believers) as Jeremiah 29:11 – that’s the scripture at the center of today’s podcast in our HOPE Series.
God knows where you are, who you are, and what you’re doing; He’s got plans for you. If you’re already saved, He’s got plans for further growth and success in His Kingdom. If you are not yet saved, salvation is first and foremost what He has in mind for you! 🙂
Join me as I pray in very specific ways that you will have Hope in His Plans.
Good Yom Revi’i to you! 😀
Are you certain your plans for the day are God’s plans for you?
Why should that matter? 
Let’s pray about it on today’s podcast.
