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The Lord Cares, Carries and Conducts

Shabbat Shalom from Kent, London.

The Lord Cares, Carries and Conducts amazingly towards us. 

Happy New Year 2025. 

Isaiah 40:11 CEVUK- The LORD cares for HIS nation, just as shepherds care for their flocks. HE carries the lambs in HIS arms, while gently leading the mother sheep.

Cares : This emphasizes God's active and ongoing concern for His people. He is not passively observing, but passionately involved in our lives. HE is gathering, hugging, feeding us in our daily lives as shepherd takes care of his sheep! Amen.

Carries : This powerfully depicts God's tender and protective nature. He doesn't just watch over, but actively supports and carries His people. HE is keeping us very close to HIS heart. We should seek HIM with due diligently to experience HIS security. Ps 55:22 says, He cares for us, never let us to slip, fall or fail. We belong to HIM and happy to govern the things we throw or put on HIS shoulders. HIS holding arm is powerful to carry us as Mother sheep nurses lambs!  

Conduct : This underscores God's compassionate, closeness and patient guidance. He leads His people with Grace and understanding, not with force or harshness. David witnessed that HE leads us into green pastures, still waters, quite places, refreshing our solus, navigates us in the path of righteousness for HIS Name's sake. 

As we step into this new year 2025, May the Lord's abundant blessings overflow upon us. May HE keep us safe and guide our path. May HIS Face shine on us, granting us Favour and Grace in all our assignments. May we experience the peace that surpasses all understanding, a peace that only He can give. May the Lord's blessings be with us always. 

Peace be upon Israel and Us. 🙏🙏🙏
Have a Blessed weekend!!! 
In His Grip..

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