Monday, December 1, 2014

Power Of The Song



Key Scripture:  “He will rejoice over you with gladness. He will quiet you with His love.  He will rejoice over you with singing.”  Zephaniah 3:17
Power Point:
      Before Jesus came, there was no song of hope in the earth.  In fact, no one had heard the voice of God for over 400 years.  There was extreme poverty.  There was oppression. Disease was rampant, and the people were bound by laws that were impossible to keep.  They were slaves.  They were without hope, without dreams and without a future, and definitely, without God in the world.
   
     The coming of Jesus turned everything upside down didn’t it? When He closed His eyes for that final time on earth, He opened our eyes to a heaven that was now available for everyone who would take the time to find the door.  Every moment, every detail of His life, emphasized God's plan for those who would find the door to His kingdom.
Instead of poverty, He offered generous provision as He did at the feeding of the 5000. Instead of disease He offered healing. Instead of shunning lepers, He touched them. Instead of the law He offered His grace and mercy.  Instead of slavery He offered freedom. Instead of chaos, He offered His Perfect Peace. 
     When you hear people wondering what God's will is, you might remind them to go back and read through the life of Jesus. His life is a symphony of the love, joy, peace, gentleness, goodness, kindness and faithfulness that He desires to sing into our lives.  His great heart is to sing those notes to every one, but only a few will listen for them. 
     Those songs are sung over you every day by your heavenly Father who is breathless with anticipation over what you will allow Him to do next in your life.   It’s time to turn up the volume don’t you think?

What glorious songs He sings over those who come to Him with all their hearts.

Power Thought:
He is your hiding place.
He preserves you from trouble.
He surrounds you with songs of deliverance.









Copyright © 2014, Suzanne Roberts, Unpublished Work

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