In His Love.

                                                                             In His Love.


Our Mighty Warrior, Forgives and Saves.


The Lord has “taken away your punishment”, “he has turned back your enemy”.  The Lord, the King of Israel, “is with you”; “never again will you fear any harm”.  On that day they will say to Jerusalem, “Do Not Fear”, Zion; do not let your hands hang limp.  The Lord your God “Is With You”, the Mighty Warrior Who Saves.  He will take “great delight in you”; “In His Love” He will no longer rebuke you, but will rejoice over you with singing.  (Zephaniah 3:15-17)


God’s Love for us is Unlimited, therefore;

In His Love, We Can Do All Things; due to His Love For Us.


Our Daily Nugget

is God giving us reassurance that He has taken away our punishment, which means we have been forgiven from the penalty of sin; He has turned back our enemies, which means He is saving us from the power of sin.  Now we are to “Walk on by Faith”, with no fear of evil.


Love - Primarily “a deliberate, selfless action” and a core attribute of God rather than a passing emotion.


These scriptures gives us the confidence to “live by Faith and not by sight”.  God tells us this and “God Cannot Lie”.  We know how we love our children, God loves us like that, but, much more; plus, He has All Power.  We will do our best to provide for our children, God will do His Best to provide for His children, us; and He has All Power.  We can rest in his Love and With His Power.


God takes Great Delight in us. 


Biblical Delight - Is a “permanent settling” of the heart and mind in something deeply treasured.


This Mighty Warrior, the Lord, is “Our Shepherd”; He provides for our needs and He provides protection for us.  Even if we feel unlovable, God never feels that way about us.  


We Bring “Great Delight” to God, when we Trust Him to save and to provide.

Bring God Great Delight Today; and 

Watch What Happens.

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