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Pressure due to Sell by Date

19Jul24

Shabbat Shalom from Kent, London. 

*Pressure due to Sell by Date* 

Good news! Just when we think God’s forgotten us and our ‘sell by' date has expired, He can re-commission us. Oh yes, He can! He’s the God of second chances. With Him we are never too old! 

Ruth spoken to Noami in 4:15 (GNT) - Your daughter-in-law loves you, and has done more for you than seven sons. And now she has given you a grandson, who will bring new life to you and give you security in your old age. The Lineage to Jesus established via Boaz- Ruth. Amen..

Satan hasn’t snatched the steering wheel from God. No, God’s got it all worked out. Victory is born out of struggle. Be encouraged! God often accomplishes more through our pain than He does through our successes. So, hold on and Trust in the Lord. Let His unchanging hand hold us!!

Peace be upon The State of Israel and Us. Shalom. 🙏
Have a good weekend. In His Grip.. 

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