Speaker 1: Chalom now blessed money to you all, and you're only
Speaker 1: welcome to today's episode of the Morning Glory Devotion necess
Speaker 1: Sorry Miyan rebels jabbing from Harvest Chapel International Commercy. And
Speaker 1: it's our privilege to be facilitating today's edition. Please let
Speaker 1: us share a word of prayer.
Speaker 2: Father, thank you for the wonderful privilege to gather together
Speaker 2: at your feet to listen to your word. Please open
Speaker 2: our eyes and let us see wondrous things out of
Speaker 2: your word in Jesus' my teen name. Amen.
Speaker 1: Amen. Now let us take our confession from Josh chapter one,
Speaker 1: verse eight. This book of the Law shall not depart
Speaker 1: out of my mouth, but I shall meditate in it
Speaker 1: day and night, that I may observe to do according
Speaker 1: to all that is written in it. Well, then I'll
Speaker 1: make my way prosperous, and then I'll have good success. Amen.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 1: A Bible reading text for today shall be taken from
Speaker 1: Exceter chapter fifteen, Ver's twenty two to twenty five. Exceidus
Speaker 1: chapter fifteen, There's twenty two to twenty five.
Speaker 2: Then Moses led the people of Israel away from the
Speaker 2: Red Sea into the desert of share for three days
Speaker 2: they walked through the desert but found no water. Then
Speaker 2: they came to a place called Mara, but the water
Speaker 2: there was so bitter that they could not drink it.
Speaker 2: That is why it was named Marah. The people who
Speaker 2: complained to Moses and asked, what are we going to drink?
Speaker 2: Moses prayed earnestly to the Lord, and the Lord showed
Speaker 2: him a piece of wood, which he threw into the water,
Speaker 2: and the water became fit to drink. There the Lord
Speaker 2: gave them laws to live by, and there he also
Speaker 2: tested them.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 1: Today's episode of the Morning Glory Devotion has been titled
Speaker 1: Healing for Better Waters, but one Healing for Better Waters
Speaker 1: but one subtitleist Earnest Prayers, Earnest Prayers, Amen Amen. One
Speaker 1: of the greatest privileges I've had in life is opportunity
Speaker 1: to work in health care. My WREK brings me on
Speaker 1: a daily basis in contact with people from all walks
Speaker 1: of life. The array of experiences over the years, I've
Speaker 1: learned that I am best placed to help my clients
Speaker 1: and patience and unable to see beyond the ailments into
Speaker 1: their individual stories. I found that behind every presentation is
Speaker 1: a deeply personal story, and one truth stands out clearly.
Speaker 1: No life is completely immune to sudden harship or misfortune,
Speaker 1: and so often a bright and happy season is overshadowed
Speaker 1: by an unexpected ten of events. Think of the couple
Speaker 1: who finally married after years of waiting, only to face
Speaker 1: the quiet pain of infertility. All the expectant mother filled
Speaker 1: with joy suddenly told her pregnancy is high risk, or
Speaker 1: the parents holding their newborn only to receive an unexpected diagnosis.
Speaker 1: In moments like these, the sweetness of a long awaited
Speaker 1: blessing feels suddenly tainted by harsh reality. This human experience
Speaker 1: is as old as the scriptures. In Exodus, the people
Speaker 1: of Israel had just witnessed one of the greatest miracles
Speaker 1: in history, the pattern of the Red Sea. They were singing, dancing,
Speaker 1: and celebrating their freedom. Yet just three days later, as
Speaker 1: they journeyed through the harsh desert of Shoe, they found
Speaker 1: no water. When they finally spotted a body of water
Speaker 1: at Marah, their relief was overwhelming until they tasted it.
Speaker 1: The water was foul, better and undrinkable. In a matter
Speaker 1: of days, their joy turned to frustration, and their songs
Speaker 1: tend to better complains. Friends, it is easy to understand
Speaker 1: their distress. But notice how Moses reacted differently. While the
Speaker 1: crowd murmured against leadership, Moses took his pain directly to God.
Speaker 1: He did not pretend the water was fine, nor did
Speaker 1: he allow anger to consume him. He prayed earnestly to
Speaker 1: the Lord beloved when he faced a better tone of
Speaker 1: fortune in your own life, say a new job that
Speaker 1: has become overwhelming, a relationship that has grown cold, or
Speaker 1: a sudden change in your health. The first response matters.
Speaker 1: Complaining only depends the betterness that Ennes's prayer opens the
Speaker 1: door for God to act. God heard Moses's cry and
Speaker 1: showed him a piece of wood, and Moses threw it
Speaker 1: into the water. The bitter stream was made completely whole.
Speaker 1: Brothers and sisters, is anyone amongst us standing beside better
Speaker 1: waters today? Let him bring his plight before the Father.
Speaker 1: Do not carry the disappointment alone, or let resent men
Speaker 1: take roots in your heart. Lay the situation open before
Speaker 1: him in simple and prayer, trusting that he still has
Speaker 1: the power to turn your hardest seasons into places of restoration. Amen. Amen,
Speaker 1: Now let us take our memory. Verse from Exodus chapter fifteen,
Speaker 1: verse twenty five.
Speaker 2: A Moses prayed earnestly to the Lord, and the Lord
Speaker 2: showed him a piece of wood, which he threw into
Speaker 2: the water, and the water became fit to drink. Amen.
Speaker 1: Amen, spray Heavenly Father, you see the better places in
Speaker 1: our lives today. You know the exact moment where our
Speaker 1: joy was interrupted by pain, worry, or disappointment. Lord, forgive
Speaker 1: us for the times you have complained instead of turning
Speaker 1: to you today, bring these heavy situations before you're thrown
Speaker 1: off grace. Pour your healing power into our hearts, and
Speaker 1: make our better waters sweet again in Jesus' name. Amen.
Speaker 1: Amen beloved, thank you for being a part of today's
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