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What
Shall We Do Now?
Current events have
left many people fearful of heart and pondering what the future
holds. God made it plain in His Word that we will hear of wars
and rumors of wars and that all these things will come to pass but
that surely does not mean the end has come (Matthew 24:6-7).
As usual, Jesus never speaks gloom without providing a way of escape
or words of comfort. He encourages us in verse 13 to endure to
the end. He also lets us know the sign of the endtimes -
which will be when the gospel is preached all over the world.
Let me also point you
to a scripture that I believe is so relevant for today and every day
that we wake up on this earth. Psalm 91:1 tells us what we
should do now during this time of war and what we should do always.
He that dwelleth
in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow
of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and
my fortress: my God; in Him will I trust.
This is what the Holy
Spirit revealed to me:
- The
secret place is God's "safe house" or "shelter"
for His beloved and those that would trust Him.
- It
is not a man-made shelter where you come to in time of need but
a God-provided shelter which becomes your place of
dwelling (your house).
- It
is not a physical place but a "virtual place"
where you can be in constant communication with God.
- You
don't have to leave it in the morning, when you go to work or
school or church, and then return to it. You stay in there
constantly - like being in a bubble - a virtual, spiritual
bubble. How?
- God
enfolds you and becomes your refuge - your shelter or retreat
from the outside wall, He becomes your fortress - a
fortified place and a stronghold wall of protection around you.
He protects you from the traps, attacks, and onslaught of the
enemy and keeps you safe.
So let me encourage
you in this -- do not let your heart be troubled. Rest safe
and secure in God, in the knowledge that you are rooted and grounded in
the palm of His hand, and no evil or calamity shall come upon you.
Christiana
Meka
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