I SPEAK

In the time of my favor; Lord will answer me. He will answer me whenever I call upon Him. 

In the days of salvation, God will help me.  We are in the days of salvation. Help will comes from Heaven whenever I need. Whenever I lift my hands requiring help; help will locate me in the Name of Jesus.

God will keep me and protect me all the days of my life in the Name of Jesus. 

God will cause me to be a saviour. Throughout this year, I will save people. I will be the help my family, friends and loved one needs. I will help save them from trouble. I will deliver them from their captivities in the Name of Jesus.

This Year, I will need not to labour to get my need met. I will not need to labour to feed my family as my needs will be easily available and accessible for me.

I will find pasture on every barren field. I will find green leaves on every dry ground. I will find success and profits where others failed. People are investing and they are loosing money; saying dollar rise. In the midst of this economy, I will get profitable in the Name of Jesus.

Lord will guide me throughout this year. I will not make mistakes of any kind. I will not walk into the wrong places. I will not miss my steps and won't mix with wrong people in the Name of Jesus. 

From this moment, Am an attraction to good tidings. Everybody I need to attract will find and locate me.

God will publish my address; He will advertise me Himself in the Name of Jesus.

Amen. 

IS YOUR ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE WORTH CATCHING?

"You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise."—Deuteronomy 6:7 ESV

If you’ve been blessed with children, you know that gratitude doesn’t come naturally for them. We all must be taught to express gratitude. But few things are more remarkable (and unusual) in children today than when they’re known for their thankful, contented spirit.

While teaching and instruction have their place in growing gratitude in our kids, the best teacher of all is our example. Do your children hear you thank your husband when he tackles a home repair job? Do they hear you express gratitude to the Lord and to others for both little and big things throughout the day?

Conversely, do they hear you grumble when your husband delays in meeting up with your appointment by needing to see one extra client or when you get a flat tire or the TV at home have issues?

Gratitude is more effectively caught than taught. How contagious are you, especially at home?

No matter who is in your family or your circle, make sure your gratitude attitude is worth catching. Remember that it’s contagious either way!

Shalom