The Lord Is There π§π§π§π§
“And the name of the city from that time on will be: THE LORD IS THERE.” — Ezekiel 48:35
π Bible in a Year: Reading for the Day
Old Testament: Ezekiel 32–35
New Testament: Romans 10–12
π‘ Devotional Thought:
Ezekiel ends with a beautiful declaration: “The Lord is there.” After judgment, loss, exile, and restoration, God's presence is the ultimate hope of His people.
Romans 10–12 reminds us that salvation comes through faith in Christ and that believers become one body with different gifts. God's people are called to live as transformed servants who love, honor, and serve one another.
As September ends, this is a beautiful reminder for our entire church family: God's presence is more valuable than anything we can accomplish.
π Application:
Council & Pastoral: Let God's presence, not programs or recognition, remain the center of ministry.
Men & Ladies: Build homes where God's presence and Word are honored.
Youth & Children: Remember that God is with you wherever you are.
π€ Reflection:
If someone observed my life today, would they see evidence that God's presence matters to me?
π Take Away:
The greatest blessing is not simply what God gives us—it is God Himself being with us.
π Prayer:
Father, thank You for the assurance that You are there. Through every season, every challenge, every ministry, and every generation, remain at the center of our church family. Help our council, pastoral team, men, ladies, youth, and children live as people who know and treasure Your presence. May our church always be a place where people can see that You are there. Amen.
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