Marriage isn’t just between two people.
It takes three, the husband, the wife, and Jesus Christ.
Put him first and the marriage stands on solid ground.
God is outside of time and space.
We live one day at a time. We remember the past, experience the present, and wonder about the future.
God doesn’t.
He is the Great “I AM.”
Not “I was.”
Not “I will be.”
“I AM.”
Before creation existed, God was. Before there was a universe, time, or even a beginning, God was already there.
That’s why nothing catches Him by surprise. He doesn’t learn new information or discover things as they happen.
The God who was faithful yesterday is the same God who is faithful today and will be faithful tomorrow.
Because while everything around us changes, He doesn’t.
P.R.A.Y
P = praise/ worship and recognize that God is your Father
R = Repentance/ ask for God mercy and forgiveness
A = Ask/ bring your request to God
Y = yield/ surrender your prayers and everything to Gods mighty hands
Some prayers will never work not because God is powerless, but because they go against His will.
• Prayers offered without faith (James 1:6–7)
• Prayers driven by selfish motives (James 4:3)
• Prayers that cherish unrepentant sin (Psalm 66:18)
• Prayers that seek to harm others out of bitterness and revenge
• Prayers that ignore God’s revealed Word
• Prayers made while refusing to forgive others (Mark 11:25)
Prayer is not about getting God to approve our desires. It is about aligning our hearts with His will.
The most powerful prayers are not “Lord, do what I want,” but “Lord, let Your will be done.”
History shows that Jesus made it a habit to withdraw from the crowd and spend time alone in prayer.
Taking time away from the noise to talk with God is a good thing. If Jesus prioritized communion with the Father, we should too.