We have just celebrated Resurrection Sunday (Easter), and even now, days later, still we remain within the Easter season—until the Day of Pentecost.  In 2022, this day will come on Sunday, June 5, and on this day, we will celebrate how Jesus promised to never leave us without Himself.  The crucifixion & the death of Jesus—a most horrible event & the resurrection of our Savior—a most wonderful blessing to all who believe.  Before Jesus left the earth, He gave His disciples (and us) a promise—the coming of His Holy Spirit—the Comforter—the Sustainer—the One Who Leads Our Steps—the One Who Convicts Us of Our Sins—the One Who Leads Us to Christ Jesus—the One Who Leads Us to Know Jehovah God.

What do we most need today?

• Healing?
• Forgiveness?
• Compassion?
• Love?
• Trust?
• Grace?
• Humility?
• Guidance?
• Peace?
• Faith?
• Courage?
• Mercy?

Our Gracious Father Supplies All We Need & So Much More!

This morning, a melody spoke to me, one that led me to receive God’s Word deep into my being.  Allow me to share a piece of the lyrics with you, and maybe there will be an opportunity for you to listen.

SEU Worship sings these words:

“I want to walk with You/Talk with You/Spend all my days with You.

Where You lead is where I want to go.

You’re always listening, leading me, walking right next to me.

I know You’re someone I can trust.

Jesus, my Friend & my God.”

“Walk With You”

What do we most need today?

I read a staggering statistic:  “157,690 people currently die daily without Christ.”  In fact, “more people will die lost today than on any other day upon which the sun has risen in human history,” (Dr. Paul Chitwood). Spiritual lostness is a REALITY; we must be on-mission!

Oftentimes, we read the book of Proverbs and when we come to the final chapter, we immediately either dismiss the chapter because—We are male OR we dismiss the chapter because—We are unmarried.

Recognizing who God is & His place in my life is “the fear of the LORD.”

We need His Holy Spirit to lead us, & as He does, we will produce these godly characteristics within our lives—

• Trustworthiness.
• To Be Hard=Working.
• To Be Ethical.
• To Be Motivated.
• To Have a Heart for Our Family & Those We Have Been Given to Love.
• Modesty.
• To Be Good Stewards of our Money & God’s Resources He Supplies.
• To Help the Poor.
• Compassion.
• To Not Walk In Fear of What We Cannot Control.
• To Trust God.
• Preparedness.
• Humility.
• Kindness.
• To Seek Wisdom Daily.
• To Trust the LORD moment-by-moment.
• To Walk in a Dignified Manner.
• To Use the Knowledge God Supplies to Make Wise Decisions.
• To Be Savvy.
• To Have a Reputation of Character.

Above All—To Fear our LORD GOD ALMIGHTY!