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Psalm 85 urges hope amid crisis, recalling God's past mercy and calling us to listen, remember grace, and work for peace and justice.
God wants us to be more than ordinary servants and in the lesson for today, James teaches us how to do this, including looking out for the vulnerable in our society and to be careful of the words we utter as the spoken word is very powerful.
Truly abiding in Jesus Christ requires a daily commitment on our part. This means that we have to choose Him above all else, allowing His presence to shape our thoughts, words and actions.
On Youth Sunday, we reflect on the importance of displaying wisdom, which should be shown by parents as well as children.
Jesus proclaimed that He is the Bread of Life and that whoever goes to him will never be hungry and whoever believes in Him shall never be thirsty. He calls us to have a personal relationship with Him and to surrender our lives to Him as this is the only path for the salvation of our souls.
As we celebrate Jamaica's Emancipendence, let us reflect on our past and look towards our future as we strive to build a better Jamaica.
Leave No Child Behind in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
In times of disaster or trouble, we should rely on God's protection and provision over our lives.
As we come to the end of child's month, let us strive to protect our children, whether they are ours or someone else's.
This message which is especially for men encourages them not to be afraid to display their vulnerability, and to reach out to other men who may be struggling mentally or physically.
