The Table Called Grace…
Good morning beautiful people, good morning. Recently as I was pressing in to complete a writing project, God sent me help from on high. He does that every time. It was nice to have fellowship. We laughed, we cried, we shared praise reports and prayer requests. As I expanded my dining room table, future authors, future speakers and future leaders worked beside me to complete another project. God is rising them up to tell their stories.
I love how God takes ordinary people, with life issues and works it all out for the best of the person. He is such an amazing God. I pray we all know him like Enoch knew him. Enoch walked with God until he was no more. (Genisis 5:24)
I pray you come to his table today, he desires to show you his great love. We all can have a bright future because God himself dines with us. Will you meet him at the table today? He is calling you to come.
Let’s Pray:
Father, thank your mercy and grace. Thank you for taking care of your people. For the woman that had cancer, I did say had right God? Thank you for her healing. She came to your table.
Father, for the woman that the enemy of her soul tried to snuff out her life, thank you for coming in with a fresh wind of hope. Thank you she is still with us. She dined with you around your table.
Father, for the gifted seer, thank you for taking care of everything that concerned her. May she walk in the fullness of the gifting you have bestowed upon her. Her eyes saw the truth and truth set her free. (John 8:36)
Father, today we join faith and come around the table for every person around this globe. May today be the day, they humbly come before a mighty God and surrender their lives to you. You are an awesome God and there is room for us all, the table called grace. Amen
Have a blessed day God’s beautiful people. His grace is sufficient for you and for me.
But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me. (2 Corinthians 12:9)
