Showing posts with label Redemption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Redemption. Show all posts

Monday, May 30, 2022

Daily Wisdom

 Rev 14:3 “And they were singing a new song before the throne and before the four living creatures and before the elders. No one could learn that song except the 144,000 who had been redeemed from the earth.”

There are some songs from the original artist, when sung by others are not done justice. Music is in the heart. Many such songs come from memory and sung from personal experiences. They bring out their burden from the shadow of the past. John records in Revelation that in heaven there will be a song that can only be sung by the souls who’ve experience and received redemption. No angel can sing it, to sing it one must be a child of the cross. The Father is training us to sing what the angels cannot. In the darkest nights He is preparing your voice, in the valley perfecting your voice, and in the storms, He’s deepening your voice. 

Keep singing from the heart, your redemption song, so others can sing in the heavenly choir… HSAY    


Friday, April 15, 2022

Daily Wisdom

 Jn 19:30 “… It is finished…”

The death-kneel of man’s fleshly efforts rings the loudest in the dying words of Jesus, “it is finished.” Proof, Jesus rose again from the dead. If He had not completed His work of redemption for our penalty of sin, He would have been left in the tomb till then. Our preaching would have been in vain along with our faith, and we would still be in the penalty of our sins… but HE ROSE! And the repentant thief on the cross is the clearest picture in scripture of salvation coming to us by grace through faith apart from oneself.

Everything stinks until it’s finished, can you smell the sweet victory… HSAY

Tuesday, December 21, 2021

Daily Wisdom

 Zec 10:1  Ask ye of the LORD rain in the time of the latter rain; so the LORD shall make bright clouds, and give them showers of rain, to every one grass in the field

In Zech 10 (vss 1-4), Israel is directed to keep their eyes upon the Lord. They had done the opposite and by removing their eyes wondered away and became lost. But now the redemption of God had found them, and as they cried out in prayer for rain (restoration) the Lord favored them with such so that every man had fields of grass. But the ‘latter rain’ shows the extent of the Father’s mercy, when they needed it the most, when their souls were the most parched and dry. We must keep our eyes on the Lord, remain humble in prayer seeking His mercy and favor continually. Don’t let pride cause your eyes wonder towards supposed greener fields.

The grass over the fence may appear greener, but often it’s lying over a septic tank… HSAY