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Call upon the Lord in Truth
The LORD is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth. Psalms 145:18 KJV

The enemy can deceive us with his ideas and concepts if we do not make a habit of studying the Word of God, learning His ways and principles, and applying them in our lives. We can call upon the Lord, thinking the disease of a loved one came from Him, and beg Him to remove it. Or we can call to the Lord and beg Him to take away our suffering from an abusive spouse, and yet we get no answer. But as the opening scripture says, He's available to all that call upon Him in truth!

Beloved, when we spend less time reading materials that are non-biblical and scrolling through trending videos and devote more time to God’s Word, online preachings, and fellowshipping with our brothers and sisters in Christ, our minds get more aligned to God's and able to discern between truth and lies. We know that Jesus healed diseases, and we have the authority in Christ to say "No" to the devil, we can walk away from all kinds of abuse; we can have the life Jesus Christ truly intended for us (John 10:10). Beloved, we praise the Living God because the Bible is readily available and within our reach! Treasure it and use it well!

Prayer Point: Abba Father, thank You, for Your Word is close by. It serves as a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. Your Holy Spirit guides me to the truths of Your Word so that whenever I call You, You will hear me and answer me in Jesus’ name! Amen.

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