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God’s Party Good for the SoulA Novella message... An opening word of encouragement is God knows and He sees how it looks, but you keep trusting Him with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. Each blessed day you keep acknowledging God in all your ways, giving Him His due. Hallelujah. Come forward now and put your trust in Him. He will keep you in perfect peace, if you keep your mind on Him. He is so sweet to us all that He blesses us with each new day. There is victory to God’s love, peace, joy, and power. So, beloved, you keep your mind on Him and keep moving on in your life to trusting Him to manage your situation that is too big for you to manage. Then you thank Him, wholeheartedly, in gratitude for all He has done for you, and have Him in your blessed life.
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A moving book that concludes with a grand living testimony.a message in a bottle: let god be a constant burning fire in your home-life
God’s Party Good for the Soul To The Changing of SeasonsGoodness-this comes as good news with purpose and meaning during our mother-and-daughter conversation; the Holy Spirit manifested in our conversation and opened the door for us to bring “A Message in the Bottle to God’s Party Good for the Soul To The Changing of Seasons.” Will we share this grand, fruitful message on this fruitful website or settle it in The Inspirational Collections series?-Jennifercoming the winter season...
This creatively written book full of inspiration is a captivating read from start to finish.god's grace can bring you through any season
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Our life On Earth Is Brief: Psalm 39:4–5
Daily we cultivate gratitude in our hearts like nurturing a growing plant with joyful care and attention. We give thanks to God in every blessed season; He is good all the time. His love endures forever (Psalm 136:1-2).Inspirational message... They Love Jesus, But They Hope You Fail Your God-Given Assignment
During our mother-and-daughter conversation, my lovely daughter shared pastor’s recently inspiring sermon, “Your opposer, your opposition purposely gets in the way of life. Continue to be strong to overcome the opposition and thrive.”
Joyfully my discerning words are…-JenniferGod’s Party Good for the Soul Is
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God does not reveal everything at once in Deuteronomy 29:29.God’s Party Good for the Soul Is A Novella Edition Coming…Inspirational message...-JenniferAt Some Point Things Have To Turn Around,
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God’s Party Good for the SoulA Final Word-Jenniferdon't change course
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It’s Never Too Late To Step up and Do What’s Right
Beloved, it’s easier to judge someone, and say that they have better choices when you are not in their shoes, and they have to make hard decisions. The moment of truth is what choices and decisions you will make, when God has flip-the-script, and when the shoe is on the other foot now. Yes, this changes everything and you see things as they truly are (Ephesians 5:13). God’s truth shines the light on the difference between right and wrong, making it clear and visible of the bigger picture that’s more important. Christians are encouraged to live honestly, depending on Christ guiding our daily choices, decisions, and wisdom. It’s realism to embrace everyday life without the pretense of facing the truth and keep pushing forward.-JenniferGod’s Faithfulness and Give Thanks From A Grateful Heart In Every Season
Hope Is What You Do When Everything Seems To Get Worse- Inspirational message…
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Breathe Through It, And Keep LivingTestament: We were on a beautiful marital outing when God showed favor upon me—this “Inspirational Message”: I took out my electronic device and started typing this…JenniferAn empowering beautiful Book
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God’s Party Good for the SoulAn opening word of encouragement is sometimes in the storm, people stop moving waiting for the storm to end, and it will–every storm has a passing it's part of the journey. There is no need to stop moving in the storm, life continues to another day’s journey. Even in the storm you continue your purpose in doing God’s will. And you have confidence in God to bring you through the storm. Beloved, do not worry, the inevitable storms of life are going to keep rolling in your life every now and then. You must muster the courage to keep trusting God is in control of every storm–His promises are unbreakable. Every storm that you face is for a purpose, brings about lessons, and God uses storms to draw us closer to Him. God has all-power over nature. We trust God during the storms of life. Amen. God has a purpose and a plan for you beyond the storm. Our faith is being tested in the storm and after the storm is over, we give a living testimony. A Novella Edition message...-JenniferHallelujah! As Long As You Have Breath,
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God’s Party Good for the SoulNothing Is Too Heavy Duty for God
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Good Lord! Just because I write all this God-given inspiration does not mean I don’t go through it too. We all we go through it; none of us ae exempt. Amen. Walk with me to break it down…
All is well. Some people wear a picture-perfect persona pretending that everything is fine with them, when it’s not: this is not healthy. Instead of pretending, come forward and tell God all about it. No doubt we all will have the Christian experience with the inevitable day-to-day common trials, and we manage them with the Lord’s guidance. If it’s not your day to go through it, someone is going through it–and sometimes leaving them; feeling like they cannot get ahead. Nevertheless, trials come our way for various reasons: sin, choices, resistance to the truth, the testing of our faith and so on.
Every day we count it all joy, not knowing when difficult hardships are coming our way to meet trials of various kinds. Believers are to be prepared for difficult hardships of various trials and not be unprepared with their guards down. We do not have to wait until our hardships are over to have joy. Joy does exist in hardships. We put forth effort to work on changing our attitude toward hardships from a negative light to a positive light of joy. Don’t run and hide from your trials, face them instead–trusting God. God is not going to take you through the trials of testing your faith that produces spiritual perseverance and leave you. Hallelujah! God’s promises are guaranteed. You be confident; grounded in God and believe He is there with you (Hebrews 13:5; Deuteronomy 31:8). Thanks be to God.
My testimony is that I do not go in my writings where I want to go. I go where God sends me; He has the final word. For instance, the backdrop is that writing is not my cup of tea, but God made it my cup of tea. My desires in what God ordered is not the same. I did everything that God ordered me to do. I completed my entire story early in this writing project. This path of testament continues in “Jennifer, a Testament of a Virtuous Woman.” Praise God; now you all see me, Jennifer, in God’s light, not hearsay; a false perception. That’s what God does; He intervenes and straightens things out himself.
Presumption leads to a misunderstanding of the truth. August 30, 2026
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A place in the wilderness. Jennifer SmithIn short, “Along the Path of My Life” is my autobiography of healing, hope, faith, love, and forgiveness, joy, resilience, and perseverance to continue through this pilgrim journey in trusting God all the way, and in every aspect of my blessed life; written from a place of love and forgiveness.-Jenniferthe motivational collections of
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Oh, because He’s been real good, starting now, some things have got to change. Don’t let Satan try to steal the joy and peace from your home. It’s just fine to take everything back that he stole from you in the name of Jesus. A house is built by godly wisdom (Proverbs 24:3). Parents, learn the blessed lessons from your mistakes that God used to make you better, and exemplary wisdom for your precious children (Proverbs 22:7). All the same, come forward and give a testimony that God has been good and better to you, and your family than you have been to yourself.
It is God who holds you like no one else. Despite oppression; do not pressure yourself to prove anything to anyone (James 1:13). You do not need to prove anything to anyone to win their approval. Instead, stay focus on Jesus, effective in His ministry work, and not the expectations that people place on you, stay the course in peace, and thank God for life. Nevertheless, God Himself does not need permission from anyone, and He does not have to prove Himself to anyone. You do not have to prove your assignment to anyone (2 Timothy 2:15). God is the ruler of all creation (1 Chronicles 29:12).
Amen. You cannot please people (Galatians 1:10), be a committed and faithful servant of God instead. It’s never enough for them. They will count you out in the blink of an eye, and they will turn on you cold as ice, especially when they are not getting what they want. Don’t let others disqualify you, and don’t disqualify yourself (1 Corinthians 9:27). Do not conform to the world over your faith in God. Popularity fades away, but the Word of God stands forever. Whenever someone rejects you, do not take it personally, turn to God’s Word, trusting Him all the way, and keep moving forward in your purpose. There is danger in rejecting God (1 Samuel 8:7; Luke 19:16).
As believers, we have a responsibility to share with others what we have seen through the windows that God opens for us. We share this in an understanding way, with the hopes that they see the light of the Lord Jesus Christ and receive what we have shared in guiding them to Jesus’ door.
Amen. Changing into a godly leadership role involves sacrifices; sacrificial leadership (1 Chronicles 27-29, Psalm 68). Accepting the call to God’s leadership of His people, you are laying down your life for God’s family. Jesus gave His… September 6, 2026
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Amen. My testimony is that my life tells it all; that God has been good to me and my family. Thanks be to God.
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God’s Party Good for the SoulInspirational message…-JenniferJust Give Him Some Space
God’s Party Good for the Soul Is A Novella Edition Coming…It’s Part of the JourneyThe Inspirational Collections changing of the seasons message…-Jenniferlet's do a gospel praise intermission
God’s Gospel Praise Will Always Be Part of My Life: Psalm 31:1Hallelujah! My testament is that I was in my private space, involved, when God spoke about, I have not had a Gospel praise in a while. Amen. God uses who He chooses, for His purpose, and He equips them.
Despite the enemy has come up against us, we did not change course, we kept rowing forward on God’s course. Amen. We have to keep moving in doing God’s will for His glory–keeping our eyes focused on the Lord Jesus Christ.
Every season is a winning season for Jesus, the Champion. He defeated sin, overcame death, and secured eternal life for all who believe in Him.Give God Thanks for Waking You up This MorningAn opening word of encouragement is not only should you be glad that God woke you up this morning, but you should also “Give God Thanks for Waking You up This Morning,” because He didn’t have to wake you up. He didn’t have to wake any of us up. Amen. You are still here walking in His marvelous light because He has a plan for your life. He woke you up with a purpose for you to another blessed day. Each day we rejoice and be glad in the day God has made. He does not forget about His people. God waking you up this morning is not a mistake. He does not make mistakes, but humanity makes mistakes. We have made paramount mistakes in our lives. We repent, learn from our mistakes, move on, and not make the same mistakes again. Of course, some of us will make the same mistakes again because we do not live perfect lives. As long as God wakes you up morning to morning; to the reminder of His mercy and faithfulness, He has more work for you to do, He has not finished His work in you; the same as Caleb at 85 years old.
An Inspiring Gospel Praise Coming!A Novella EditionA Final Word No fault in Jesus.-JenniferLet Gratitude Open Your Door To Love, And Amazing Hospitality
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God Brought You Out Yesterday, It’s Time To Move On, And Be Who God Intended You To Be An opening word of encouragement is God was there with you the entire time you were going through; He has always been with you, no matter what. Amen. He already knew everything that you would endure. Only He knows the depth of what you endured and the depth of your pains. Yes, God understands what we all have been through. It is a beautiful, blessed day when God brought you through it all. Now that God has brought you through, you don’t have to stay in that place anymore. It’s time to pack up your stuff, move on, and be who God intended you to be. You pursue this journey with your eyes fixed on the Lord, only doing what He tells you to do (John 2:5), and do not consume yourself with what is going on around you, and what others say you should be doing; this makes life much smoother. If you do not stay focus on the Lord, despite unfruitful distractions, you will become clogged up. The scheming Devil comes to distract you and take advantage of your situation. Not only does He oppose God, but He is also continuously working against God (2 Corinthians 2:11). It’s comforting knowing that God equips us for our mission and it can be done. Perhaps we shall continue…I Awakened To God’s Voice… The Last Straw-Jenniferbringing truth to the table
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Believers are called to share the Word and salvation. We walk in love; going into the world as imitators of Christ, spreading the Gospel reflecting the loving care that Jesus gives to all His beloved people. (Ephesians 5:1-2). Jesus spent three years teaching His disciples ministry. His leadership model demonstrated that He formed a team of twelve disciples working together, as a team. His time invested in them produced growth. As they traveled with Him, He prepared them to continue the ministry after His death. 1. The Wilderness Collections Book Two2. The Wilderness Collections Book Three3. The Inspirational Collections of A Church in the Cambridge: Humbling Thanks4. The Heaven’s Door Collections of Women’s Bible Study About Marriage: A Collective Book Two5. The Harken Collections of Trekking Through the Wilderness
Since God beacon us to this journey to The Inspirational Collections absolutely nothing has changed with Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of our ordained writings. July 2, 2026
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Delightfully, comfy yourself sitting on a bench reading The Inspirational Collections series of books.The Inspirational Collections archived messages on this website are directly looking at our book series–a series of inspiring biblical books that has been in process on God’s perfect timing, since 2007. Each copyrighted message from our book series is tailored for this fruitful website. We are God’s servants sharing the good news of the Gospel through our works, and flex creative writings.The Inspirational Collections Authorsthe inspirational collections
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The Inspirational Collections of Books Is the Clear Purpose for Our Fruitful Messages1. The Inspirational Collections Messages in a Bottle and sermons is fastened down indefinitely. 2. The Inspirational Collections the Bread of God’s Word is turned off temporarily. 3. Only selective Inspirational Messages are currently active.Love Will Go The Distance
A mother’s love for her child will go the distance. Love is an action word for you to put on love which binds everything together in harmony; a bond of unity (Colossians 3:14). All in Fully Surrendered To Jesus Thanks be to God for another blessed day of life. Even when things are difficult in your home-life, and you look like you don’t know what to say, it helps to manage one problem at a time–relying on God to take control and bring peace. He is your refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Meanwhile, you pray, remember God’s faithfulness, we serve a faithful God, and you keep reading the Bible to find encouragement, comfort, strength, and hope. You keep going on walking in faith, showing love and kindness to others, and seeking joy in every moment of each blessed day, no matter what your condition is, and the challenges you are facing.
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Being aware of who Jesus is, and not living a life “All in Fully Surrendered To Jesus” is not the same. Living a life for Jesus means every Christian should walk as Jesus walked, and live as He did (1 John 2:6). This does not mean we live perfect lives, and we will not make mistakes. Belonging to God, we love and obey God the same as Jesus did while on His earthly journey. Abiding in Jesus is a steady, daily kinship to God. Walking as Jesus walked means journeying through life using Jesus as your guide, acting with love, kindness, and obedience to God. It means your daily actions living by Christ's sacrifice, living in gratitude for His death, and living with the same generosity. True faith is seen in how you treat others and how you obey God's commandments and speaking the Word of God in faith.
“All in Fully Surrendered To Jesus,” we live for Him. This means we use our God-given spiritual gifts to humbly serve God and one another walking in love, meekness, and humility. We put forth effort in trying to live as Jesus lived in living with purpose. We read the Bible, and study the Word, learning about Jesus and His teachings. Living a renewed life in Christ goes beyond mere belief; it is a lifelong transformative journey and continually growing with God–and trust Him with your whole self.
Living for Jesus brings truth, eternal life, and surrender your life to the control of Jesus. It means that you turn away from your sins, letting go of your selfish desires, denying it. Abiding in Christ as the source of life, direction, and purpose is a life “All in Fully Surrendered To Jesus,” deny yourself. Following Jesus comes at a cost of losing oneself (Luke 9:23), and it is a hard path, but one must be willing to die to one’s own plan, own identity, lose your life for Jesus’ sake, embrace His path of righteousness, and abandon our allegiances to your own gods, and worldly ways, worldly thinking, and fleshy desires. A blessed life with God means communion and fellowship with God.
But remember the Words of Jesus in Matthew 16:25 NKJV: “For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it.” We must remind ourselves that “He died for all, that those who live should live no longer for themselves, but for Him who died for them and rose again” (2 Corinthians 5:15). Because the Christian life is a life of faith, we count it all joy and not draw back (Hebrews 10:38). Nevertheless, God knows we all have weaknesses, and in the heat of the moment, some of us lose control of our temperament and draw back, getting into brawls, raising our voices that leads to domestic violence, and misplaced anger. Then things turn acrimonious–God is love. This is why we need Jesus every second of your blessed life to overcome sins and to manage your anger His way–and keeping it at bay.
Ultimately, God has called us to lay down our lives (1 John 3:16) in subjection to Him (Hebrews 2:8). When you have willingly decided to hold back from fully surrendering to Jesus…August 19, 2026
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An opening word of encouragement is God understands what you are going through. It’s just fine Satan tried to break you down, stand firm in the faith, and do not let him break you, and lose trust in God. What are you waiting for, if he knocked you down? Get back up, dust yourselves off, and keep moving on; your breakthrough is going to happen. I know how it feels to be knocked down, but it’s not over. God’s people are persecuted, but glory hallelujah, God will never abandon us. Satan, the deceiver cannot keep you down, and he has no power over you–Jesus Christ conquered death. So, you keep running the race, geared up in the Whole Armor of God, keeping your eyes on Jesus, and endure to the end. Be “salt of the earth” as we move forward with this message:
It’s a bright summer day for walking through the garden of “The lighthouse is just up the pathway,” listening to the beautiful sound of the birds chirping and nesting–this is not the sound of everyday life. We will have to walk in the rainy days, but we still be a beacon of light on sunny days and rainy days.
Daily, we have a choice to be a beacon of light and hope. We are called to become more like Jesus (Romans 8:29). God called us to be a light (Matthew 5:14-16); a beacon of love, hope, and truth in a dark world. When you choose to “Be a Beacon of Hope, Love, and Peace in the World” (Matthew 5:16), you encourage others to be inspired and awakened by your positive actions to be the change that you would like to see, therefore, help the world become better in seeing your courage. Having help is a blessing. God has not given us a spirit of fear (2 Timothy 1:7), therefore, you are not too small or invisible to make a difference in the world–and if you have fears, you muster the strength to push through it. There is absolutely nothing too small for God.
No doubt, when the odds has been estimated against you, they have misjudged you, yet here you are still doing your labor of love. No one is too small for God, He welcomes all, and He uses all for His glory. Then, we do our godly work with grace, and every day we “Be a Beacon of Hope, Love, and Peace in the World” to letting our light shine. Matthew 5:16 NKJV says, “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your father in heaven.”
Philippians 4:6 NKJV says, “Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God…” God is all-powerful and sovereign over all creations of the heavens and earth–nothing is too hard for Him. Jeremiah 32:17 says, “Ah, Lord GOD! Behold, You have made the heavens and the earth by Your great power and outstretched arm. There is nothing too hard for You.” Amen. The fact remains that absolutely nothing, and no problem is too big for God. You can make a difference for God through Christ who strengthens you. Paul said, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” (Philippians 4:13)
Trusting God, you trust Him all the way, having faith in His ability. Even if it seems impossible, trust God, and not settle in a dark corner pondering in your heart. In 1 Samuel 14:6 Jonathan told his armor-bearer, “Come, let us go over to the garrison of these uncircumcised; it may be that the LORD will work for us. For nothing restrains the LORD from saving by many or by few.”
Each blessed day, you have a choice to pray about everything you need, instead of worrying about it, weighing yourself down by stress, anxiety, and the things that are out of your control. At this moment you can tell God what you need and give Him the glory to thanking Him for all He has done.
Crossing over from season to season, do not give up hope when you are in a hardship season. It may not seem like it, but hope is coming. Keep holding on, just a little while longer, “Trusting God in These Difficult Times.” It is important to be manageable in your hardship season and keep moving forward with your life.
Moreover, count it all joy when you face various trials in the changing of the seasons. James 1:2-4 encourages believers to view various trials and challenges as opportunities for growth, developing perseverance, strengthening their faith, and demonstrating their faith through endurance, instead of seeing challenges as stumbling blocks. We do not go against God’s Word. We embrace that God’s ways are higher, and His thoughts are above our own (Isaiah 55:8-9).
No matter how dark life gets, and the inevitable struggles we face, we have a hope (Psalm 86:15) in God's unfailing love and mercy (Lamentations 3:21-23). We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure in Hebrews 6:19. When God gives us a second chance, we do not keep making the same mistakes. Instead, we change to become a better person. Second chances are not easily given by humanity because of various reasons, such as distrusting, disappointments, and so on.
God alone is truth (John 17:17). Receive the Word of God with joy, taking root in your heart, and embrace the truth of Jesus’ teachings (John 8:32). Do not leave God’s party too soon, instead, you should stay to the end of the benediction (Matthew 13:19-23). Jesus tells His listeners “Therefore whatever they tell you to observe, that observe and do, but do not do according to their works; for they say, and do not do” (Matthew 23:3 NKJV).
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The Lord Knows The Way
An opening word of encouragement is every day is a good day to thank God for the precious gift of life. We have received this gift of life from God because He loves us, and not for what we deserve. In spite of the constant struggles of life, we still give God all the gratitude for His good gifts and count it all joy in our highs and lows points. In the midst of it all, we do not worry about anything, become anxious, instead we pray, and trust God to provide everything we need, and that the sun will shine on brighter days ahead. He is the source of all good things–He is good all the time to His children and knowingly that every blessed morning we wake up, the Lord has already gone ahead to prepare a place of greater things for us.
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Crossing over from season to season the uncertainty ups and downs of life continues. But the good news is that the Lord comforts us in every blessed season. God is our comfort and hope in every season. He comforts us in all our troubles (2 Corinthians 1:4). When you are backed in a corner, thinking that your options are limited to where you can turn, and you feel like your progress is slow and your spiritual growth seems slow, but you keep in remembrance of “When You Have No Place To Turn, The Lord Knows the Way.” The truth of Christian faith is spiritual growth is needed, and it is a developing process that does not happen overnight. Amen. We are to be patient in the slow spiritual growth process, which we become more dependent on God (Hebrews 5:13-6:1). When you have truly trusted God for yourselves, my testament is that He will work it out for you according to His way. I have a Christian obligation to tell you that just because He worked it out it does not mean you are exempt from problems that are part of the journey experiences in life.
We trust God in the uncertainty of life’s ups and downs, and “When You Have No Place To Turn, The Lord Knows the Way.” God is sovereign over all. He provides what we need to make it through each blessed day. The Israelites had no way forward. God gave them a safe path and parted the Red Sea. That’s what God does, He makes a way through the impossible. The Lord comforts us in every blessed season (2 Corinthians 1:3-5). The Israelites felt trapped, they needed a way to escape and thought they had nowhere to turn. They could not see a way forward as Pharaoh approached them, “the children of Israel lifted up their eyes, and behold, the Egyptians marched after them. So they were very afraid; and the children of Israel cried out unto the Lord.” But God fought for them and parted the Red Sea to rescue the Israelites from the pursuing of Pharaoh’s army, and to complete their escape from bondage in Egypt (Exodus 14). God’s supreme power and authority was demonstrated, that both the Egyptians and Israelites will recognize that he is the true God. That’s what God does, He orchestrates all events to demonstrate His power and authority. He demonstrated His power over Pharaoh and Egypt by sending plagues to come upon them.
Amen. “When You Have No Place To Turn, The Lord Knows the Way,” and we navigate through our journey, taking one day at a time. The uncertainty of life’s ups and downs unexpectedly come, but so does the glory of Christ has gone before us and will be with us always (Psalm 23:4). Do not fear or be dismayed, God will never forsake us. God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble (Psalm 46:1), and relieve the troubles of your heart and free you from all your anguish (Psalm 25:16-17). He will never disappoint those who trust in Him. His ways are good and perfect. Crossing over from season-to-season God’s grace is sufficient. Isaiah 58:11: “The Lord will guide you continually, And satisfy your soul in drought, And strengthen your bones; You shall be like a watered garden, And like a spring of water, whose waters do not fail.”
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The anchor is down on this message. August 7, 2026-JenniferGod, The Great Physician Is Still In The Calling Of Healing
Faith Can Bring Healing To You
Jesus is the everlasting healer (Matthew 8:18). God, the Great Physician is still in the calling of healing, restoration, physically, emotionally, and spiritually–only God heals the soul. Repent, trust in God, He forgives every sin in Colossians 2:13-14.
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In the coming hottest and brightest summer season of faith without work is dead (James 2:12). Even the demons believe and tremble in James 2:19 NKJV: “You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe–and tremble!" The demons remain the same–they are not changing their behavior just because they have the knowledge of God–they cause divisions (Romans 16:17-18). Indeed, demons know that there is one God (Deuteronomy 6:4), but this does not change them, they do not meet your needs, and they do not have mercy on no one. Yes, “Even the demons believe–and tremble!" Demons are not there because they like you, they want something from you, which is not always your soul. James indicates that one who has faith but is not demonstrating it by one’s works is dead–it is not anymore usefulness than those demons. One cannot show faith to people without accompanied by good works, true actions, grounded in the love of God (James 2:18). Through our labor of love good works we are loving other believers, and obeying God our Father. James indicates that it is foolish to think that one could demonstrate faith without work in James 2:20. Faith is shown to others by demonstrating and meeting their needs. If we refuse to show mercy to others, God will not show us mercy in James 2:13.
Satan and the counterfeit Gospel (2 Corinthians 10:7-11:4). Not only are we commanded to know God’s truth…
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Jesus shows us something completely different: gentleness and humility. Believers are to live a mild and meek life of their calling, showing grace, and bearing with one another in God’s love (Ephesians 4:2). Jesus came to a lost and dying world as a servant–humble and gentle. He doesn’t demand that we have it all together before we come to Him. In fact, Jesus loves us, He comes to us just as we are, not having it all together, and in our wilderness seasons, struggles, and hardships. He holds it all together. Yes, we will suffer because God ordained it. He takes care of us in our suffering, and He delivers us.
God is trusting. We know who helped us along the way. You don’t forget the God-send people who helped you. June 13, 2026 -JenniferMy, My, Keep Depending On Jesus
He Is TrustingNo matter what you are going through, you ought to trust God, the Everlasting Strength. My testament in my “Underground Book Buzz” that many of you have read that my eyes and ears witnessed is that no matter what season you are rowing in, God is trusting. He is our salvation. He is our new home over in Zion. As a result of this, put away all complaints, and be appreciative for life, and all He has done for you. Isaiah 26:4 NKJV says, “Trust in the LORD forever, For in YAH, the LORD, is everlasting strength.”
Hallelujah! God blessed me to open my eyes to writing…
Some folks woke up in the morning going through it, faced with searing pain, sorrow, heartache, and deeply troubled. But you know what–wait on the Lord, and keep trusting Him, He will come through for you. In addition, when you are going through it, you got to trust God to come right on time. No, no, you cannot hurry God. You will remain in God’s waiting room, until He says it’s time to get to stepping–remain faithful. God may not remove your hardships immediately, but His promises to uphold, feed, and nourish His beloved children. Amen. The Devil is always busy–you ought to wait on God.
Amen. You best to know that you can reach out to Jesus in your hardship seasons, and He will work it out, He is with you always. He is trusting with all power in His hands to work it out. You can trust in Him always. Just wait on Him. “My, My, Keep Depending on Jesus,” He will come through for you, He is your strength. He is more than a conqueror. Jesus is a strong tower who can do exceedingly abundantly. Beloved, don’t lose your ground, God is always in reach. Yes, He cares. He always does what He says. Don’t worry about tomorrow, today, God is with you. God will do it for you today, just the same as He healed the sick, and raised the dead.
“My, My, Keep Depending on Jesus,” He willingly invited you to “cast your burden on the Lord,” and release your heavy loads that you are carrying; anxieties, heartbreaks, or fear–and fully trusting them to God instead of attempting to control everything yourself. Do it now, and take a deep breath and release it all to God. It is an active command to surrender your heavy worries, anxieties, and struggles into God’s hands, such as when David faced deep betrayal and danger, releasing the need to carry them alone. By releasing your burdens into God’s hands, you are giving your problems to God instead of attempting to manage and control them by yourself. We are to have spiritual reliance on God, not self-reliance.
You have a choice to walk away from sin, instead of making excuses (Isaiah 66:4). Though people do not embrace being called out for their sins, Jesus was hated and called names because he called out sin and evil in the world–their ways were evil (John 15:18-19; John 16:4). Jesus has all power to completely clean slate you–He offers this clean slate at this moment, clean you up, and change your life–He did it on the cross. When you turn to God, and place your burdens in His hands, living the way He…
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It’s always something with complainers. God’s enduring work is involved, caring about people, and relational. Broken trust is hard to gain back. It requires honesty, compassion, and actions of love, to name a few. God’s love is unfailing (Psalm 13:5). God is trusting. Don’t ever intently focus on the enemy, and distractions that clogs you up. God is the focus, anything else is lesser. Satan comes in many disguises. Keep focusing on God, instead; God’s past faithfulness. The battle belongs to God (1 Samuel 17:47). -Shareka, my mother and I are standing together in God’s Word–God is with us always. My takeaway from this empowering message: you have the Bible tools, and salvation to work it out with God. He is the Rock.
May we trust God rowing in the new blessed season working together, united in one spirit, and sharing the good news Full Gospel. Thanks be to God. June 8, 2026
You see, I have to keep moving, doing God’s will. Amen. My earthly writings are just a rehearsal–just wait until I get to heaven, I… -JenniferGod Is the Savior
Salvation Is Found in No One Else
Isaiah 43:11 NKJV, God makes a bold declaration about Himself, “Nor shall there be after Me. I, even I, am the Lord, And besides Me there is no savior.
God in Christ is the Savior to all mankind (1 Timothy 4:10)–every single day He keeps us from all harm. God is patient, He gives everyone sufficient time to choose to come to Jesus Christ, our Savior and Redeemer–He took on our sins and received in His body the punishment for us, and by faith we receive forgiveness for our sins. As a result of this, we all should be grateful to the Lord that we are here. Christians openly declare God’s righteousness, His faithfulness, His constant truth, and give a living testimony (Psalm 40:9-10; Psalm 150:1-6); fellowship of the Holy Spirit (2 Corinthians 13:14). At this moment, may you give Him thanks for all He has done for you.
In your earthly journey, the enemy is going to attack at some point in our life, but you face it and do not let the Devil attempt to steal your joy–the joy that was set before Jesus. No one cannot take away this joy that Jesus has given us. The peace of God surpasses all understanding. That’s what Satan comes to do, steal your joy. Satan is a thief who comes only to steal and kill and destroy–he wears many disguises. Hebrews 12:2 NKJV says, “looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.” Jesus did not focus on the pain of the cross, but the joy set before Him.
Just as Jesus came to bear our sins, He came to bear our sickness (Matthew 8:17). There is no affliction Jesus cannot heal, and no burden He cannot bear–there is nothing too hard for Him. Amen. There is no battle in life too hard for God to win.
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Verily, Jesus wants His followers to humble themselves in taking up their cross and follow Him every day, giving up their old ways–and He wants all people to know that He has already bored it all on the cross. In 1 Peter 2:24: The apostle Peter writes that Jesus "who Himself bore our sins in His body on the tree, that we have died to sins, might live for righteousness.” Jesus wants you to willingly come to Him to save your soul–meeting Him at the cross exactly where they are at in their lives, in the midst of their struggles, and whatever storms of life they are experiencing. He wants all the saints to come to Him in need of healing–He already bored it all on the cross. Everything that is overbearing you in these difficult times, He has bored it already. Not only has He paid the ultimate price for you, but He has already won the victory for you. Come forward now, in spite of your circumstances, and joyfully rejoice in His holy name, giving Him all the glory, “Trusting God in These Difficult Times.”
In these uncertain times, you can reach out to Jesus, you don't have to carry your burdens on your own, grace carries us. Do it now and surrender your worries, fears, anxieties, and struggles to Him. You can “Trust God in These Difficult Times,” even when things seem uncertain–He is always in control. Jesus wants us to give Him our burdens, and He wants to help carry our burdens and give us wonderful rest to our souls (Matthew 11:28-30). He tells us to lay down our burdens and take up His yoke. Thanks be to God.
Jesus was from a small villa in Galilee where He grew up is the most significant person to have ever lived, and impactful, influential, and substantial person in history–no doubt, the story does not finish there. It could not have finished there. He is alive, He was crucified and died at Calvary; Golgotha. He went in the grave and stayed for three days, and He rose with the victory over sin–His victory guarantees eternal life for all who believe. Amen. Jesus’ resurrection is the cornerstone of Christian faith–believers have received six benefits from the death of Jesus Christ.
The baptism with the Holy Spirit was an important priority to Jesus. Jesus Himself spent three years fully teaching and training His chosen twelve disciples…
The window is closed on “The Bread of God’s Word” from “The Motivational Collections of Trusting God in These Difficult Times”: Good Lord, God ordered us in the middle of all this: it is better to live a righteous life and obey God. I have got to get out of here and keep running for Jesus. God’s work is constant. May 22, 2026 -Jennifera reality check of the real world
The Bread of God's Word
Today, during my blessed morning breakfast, the Holy Spirit showed up…
Everyday life is not a walk in the park. Fairytale living is dangerous living. It means you are blinded to the reality of this world will pass away (1 John 15-17)–a present life of pain and struggles–is only a temporary resting place. Our everlasting home is in heaven. The amidst of everyday life is the portrait of the streets of people dying everyday by gun violence, drug overdose, and so on. Not only is the cemetery overflowing with young-hearted people, but the jail is overflowing. Sweet Jesus, parenting is every single day around the clock, not just once a year.
Beloved parents are to be steadfast the entire year of being committed parents. Being committed parents deems that you do not be self-centered with your children; to always letting your motherly, and fatherly duties supersede your own personal desires of the heart. Children flourish in their own livelihood when mothers and fathers are present, wholeheartedly–when we humbly adapt to the world, we flourish; you must be willing. The mother and father’s position is not a fairytale, it’s an honor, and a gift from God–marriage and family.
Then, there are some people who complain that life and the truth of this world is difficult, and they do not want to contend with it–they do not embrace complications. But this is the reality of the real world. What Jesus said was, “These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33). “A Reality Check of The Real World” is that beautiful written words, beautiful spoken words, and life do not fit in a box with a pretty bow on it–it is hard pressing issues.
When a child is controlling the household, and telling the parents what they are going to do, and not going to do, it is not the sound of Proverbs 22:6: What is more is when your child raises their hand at you, because you have spoiled them in giving them everything they wanted, instead of making them work for it the traditional way, you got yourself a problem that is too big for you to handle–it’s like hitting a brick wall. God needs to intercede on such a matter. You can’t straighten this matter out by yourself. You may very well attempt to, but rest assured you are going to make matters worse than they are.
Here is the moment of truth, what makes you think the world is your children’s friend, when the world is the enemy of God in James 4:4. Parents, do not have an expectation of your children to be completely on the righteous path, which you have not modeled for them, and you are not aligned with God’s Word. Children learn from their parents, they do what they see their parents do. Parents tend to forget that their children are always in the background, sponging up what they say and do. If you sat down and had a heart-to-heart talk with your children, especially the one that is giving you a hallelujah Jesus of a time acting out, you will not only be amazed at the things that they will express to you, but you will be temporary shock-a wakeup call to “A Reality Check of The Real World.” If you are going to invest in your children, do it in the name of Jesus.
If you grew up in an unholy home, be a different and better parent to your children than the way you grew up. However, even in the midst of the world’s destruction, God’s beauty is still amazing, and He is still creating beauty every day (Psalm 147:3). The prayer of Moses, says in Psalm 90, “And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us, And establish the work of our hands for us; Yes, establish the work of our hands.”
Parents, it is a grand mistake on your behalf to let the streets raise your children. Not raising your children God’s way is a regrettable…
The window is down on I am speaking from “The Motivational Collections” series. May 16, 2026
“I silently grinned when my mother called out and told me the Holy Spirit showed up, and she started typing this message a few minutes ago.”–Shareka -Jenniferthe motivational collections of
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Reach Out To Jesus
Just think of His goodness to whenever you have pain in your body, come forward and thank God for one more day of life, and put all complaints under your feet–God is good to all. Just go on and thank Him–everything is going to be all right. That’s what God does, He goes before His people making a way out of no way. Amen! We have so much to be thankful for what God our Father has done for us, and we keep “Trusting God in These Difficult Times.”
Whenever troubles come knocking at your door, which it will because Jesus said in the Gospel of John 16:33, “I have told you these things so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” Yes, in the midst of your troubles, you put Satan under your feet, “Reach Out To Jesus,” and you keep “Trusting God in These Difficult Times,” with a humble posture of the heart to bring you through. Yes, you best know that God will bring you through. He brought you this far in your journey to still be here alive. Blessed be to God–He is a loving God who takes care of His children–making provisions for us day after day.
Lo and behold when some people are going through it, they draw a long face and will not rejoice in the Lord as Philippians 4:4-7 encourages believers to “rejoice in the Lord always.” Even more so, they will not give God thanks. The Bible says, “in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you” (1 Thessalonians 5:18).
Then, when you are feeling this way with a long face, and not giving God thanks, you withhold doing good things for neighborly love. This means you have willingly chosen to be rebellious against God, the Father who sent His Son to pay the penalty for all mankind–yet you have shown Him thanks by withholding doing good things when the power is in your hand to good in neighborly love.
Here we go! When you have refused to give God thanks, and wave your hand, who are you going to reach out to when your burdens are heavy, and you do not know which way to turn at a crossroads? Amen. It’s not too late for you to “Reach Out To Jesus.” Even though you are attempting to hold on by yourself, God is with you always.
When you are pressed down, and your cross is unbearable, your friends have forsaken you, your kinfolks have turned on you, you can “Reach Out To Jesus,” not the so-called folks who keep dragging you down through the muddy river.
Then, you have the folks over here acting calm and collective with their emotions as if everything is all good, and they do not endure troubles. But you see, we all know what the devil comes to do, therefore, we all endure life’s troubles and storms. But glory hallelujah, the hand of God can turn the tide in your favor in Psalms 118:16.
Woe! One more thing is that when your way gets hard, your load gets heavy, and you are at the end of your rope, Jesus declared in the Beatitudes of His Sermon on the Mount “Blessed are the poor in spirit, For their is the kingdom of heaven” meaning…
The window is down on the short version of this message–I will keep trekking on drafting it in the fruitful book “Trusting God in These Difficult Times.” May 1, 2026
The authors of The Inspirational Collections sincerely hope that the Bread of God’s Word which is the foundation of this message–brings you comfort.
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This message was inspired during my Gospel praise, “No, No,” the late L.W. & T.S. QC’s. -Jenniferan inspirational sermon
Matthew 7:12 (NKJV): “Therefore, whatever you want men to do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.”the golden rule
Good tidings of great joy to all of you when the Holy Spirit shows up, He demands attention–it is a sense of urgency to get it done–which is what happened to me on early yesterday’s morning. The Holy Spirit showed up and redirected me to write this tasked sermon–let us go forward with Jesus is the cornerstone of this inspiring sermon…
Glory be to God to when you find yourself standing at the crossroads and you don’t know which way to turn; you can turn to Jesus. He is alive. He was crucified and died at Calvary, Golgotha. He went in the grave and stayed for three days, and He rose with the victory over sin–His victory guarantees eternal life for all who believe. Amen. Jesus’ resurrection is the cornerstone of Christian faith.
Millions of people have seen God’s work, His greatness every day, and they still refused to believe (2 Thessalonians 2:11)–God is faithful. In Matthew 5:45-47 He sends rain on the just and the unjust–He provides for both the righteous and the unrighteous.
Moreover, one’s fame, fortune (Psalm 49:16-19), and popularity (Matthew 6:1) does not follow them into eternity–which you should not let hinder you from practicing your faith. A matter of the heart–though it is not sinful to have fortune, it should not be the active, primary pursuit in our Christian lives–which leads to spiritual ruins (1 Timothy 6:10). However, it is a sin to love money over God–letting it become your idol. Our faith should be in God, not our personal fortune. We do good to please God our Father. When you are placed in a lifeless place, your fame, fortune, and popularity is left behind. Amen. The Bible tells us not to store up in Proverbs 13:22.
Whenever you are lacking compassion, kindness, and forgiveness towards others, it is not pleasing in God’s sight. The Bible tells us not to do nothing out of selfish ambition. When you mistreat others, and put yourself above others, you are practicing self-centeredness–which should never be the driving force in your life–we were not created to please ourselves, but we are to please God our Father. The Bible tells us in 1 Corinthians 10:31: “Therefore, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”
Amen. “The Golden Rule” is the Christian way of life–we love our neighbors and treat everyone right. Though, “The Golden Rule” is not easy to follow, and can be challenging, yet we are to pursue it–to make us a better person, and so on, and pressing forward toward the prize, the Lord Jesus Christ. Nevertheless, we all need to be reminded of “The Golden Rule.” We all need to be reminded of everyday Jesus on the cross. We all need to be reminded of Jesus’ ministry work in truths in His name. We all need to be reminded of The Day of Pentecost.
Let us move on to “The Golden Rule,” which is declared by Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew 7:12 as the first of the four Gospels in the New Testament–which is part of Jesus’ speaking in His Sermon on the Mount: “Therefore, whatever you want men to do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.” Not only does this verse encourage empathy, to be tenderhearted and comfort one another–and treat others how they would want to be treated, but it is a warning against doing to others what you would not want done to yourself–emphasizing treating others with the same kindness, equity, and compassion.
The center meaning of “The Golden Rule” aside from showing love and kindness, and behaving to uphold the fruit of the Spirit towards each other, is that it acts as a pathway to act with empathy, encouraging individuals to consider how their actions affect others–the moral principle of treating others as you would want to be treated yourself.
Let us keep walking-through Jesus Himself explained “The Golden Rule” in Matthew 7:12: “Therefore, whatever you want men to do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.” This verse of love enfolds all of Jesus' teachings about how to proactively treat others in our everyday conduct–commanding believers, “Therefore, whatever you want men to do to you, do also to them”–which is to actively treat others with the same kindness, respect, and love they want for themselves.
The Gospel of Luke 6:31 says, “And just as you want men to do to you, you also do to them likewise” while Galatians 5:14, summarizes the Law by saying, "For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”
What Jesus said in Matthew 7:1-2 was: “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.” This verse teaches us that God will judge us according to the same standard we have used to judge others, and it is a warning against hypocrisy–it encourages self-reflection before judging others. As a result of this, we should be mindful not to be harsh, or hypocritical in our judgments, but rather to be merciful, and forgiving–practicing forgiveness in our everyday life. God Himself commands us to judge righteously, not hypocritically, which is wrong.
A disagreement can be discussed from a place of love.
Benediction: Beloved, my hope is to send us on our way with the final word of encouragement, knowing that God is the source of all inspiration and encouragement. God wants us to spiritually grow and to be stronger, and to give grace to others as He gives grace. He does not want us to go astray. He calls us to be truthful and sincere in all that we do–He is our portion. In a world of uncertainty, trust in the power of God’s Word. He will keep you from all harm. The Lord will keep your going out and your coming in from this time forth and forevermore. The Lord blesses you and keeps you; the Lord makes His face shine upon you. Go in peace, knowing God is faithful to His promises. Amen.
Our hope is that this sermon of good tidings and joy is inspiring to all. As God’s sons and daughters, in His sufficient grace we will stand firm in this world and in His strength. We will patiently endure the trials and tribulations of life. God’s blessings and love for us all is far more than we could ever imagine. We are to be grateful for what God bestows. -Jenniferheaven's ladder
Here we are rowing in the blessed spring season, bringing another inspirational message to God’s table of truth from “The Heaven’s Door Collections” series. Let us go further with taking a look at this message…
Alluring things are designed to be captivating to drawing you in, desiring them to thinking that you need those things, but those things become tattered and rustic–build your hopes on things eternal. The Word of God stands forever. We need the Lord, which we remain faithful and true to His Word–humbly serving Him and others, instead of storing up the things of this world. This line of thinking does not align with what happened in the Upper Room at Pentecost–God Himself made a grand entrance. Amen, When God shows up, something always happens! You are fooling yourself to live with a fairytale over the Spirit of truth. Pentecost brought about empowerment–it reminds us that God is within us through the Holy Spirit, available to us, and dwells in us today. At Pentecost, God Himself equipped His church with the power of the Holy Spirit with the result of He will be glorified among the nations, resulting in His eternal glory–receiving the Holy Spirit, a promise given by Jesus before His ascension (John 14:16).
No doubt! When God shows up, He demands attention with “violent wind and tongues of fire,” the same as The Inspirational Collections; anointed spiritual writings–leading to God’s Word.
We are not here to stockpile the things of this world–it is fine to give your stockpile things to people in need. We are to be swooooosh like a burning fire seeking the Spirit of truth in sharing the good news of the Lord Jesus Christ, serving God and others, living in God’s ways–the fruit of the Spirit. God has equipped saints to serve and witness–to build up the body of the church (Ephesians 4:11–12).
Then, if your focus is climbing the worldly ladder for your identity, a hostile world that is going to pass a way, a world that you have allowed to indebted you, may you choose to change gears now to focusing on climbing “Heaven’s Ladder” higher (Philippians 3:14-21), to keep pushing on toward the goal for the heavenly prize, Christ Jesus, knowing, and becoming like Jesus–this is the way we think; maturity in spiritual growth.
Amen. When we experience His love, we experience the fullness and power of God. Though it’s hard, do not look at your circumstances, and what is going on around you. You are going to make it in the name of Jesus. You can reach out to God anytime–He provides you with what you need in your everyday life–God makes provisions. Having the Lord Jesus Christ in your life is the best thing for you.
The Holy Spirit can…
The window just went down on this two-day timeline message, that we hope, is inspiring to all. A Final Word
God Himself set the path for The Inspirational Collections–He is guiding us, showing us the way on His narrow path, since 2007.
Amen. When God takes your blinders off and lowers the hedges to the ground, it’s a shocker to see everything, that you see things that others do not see, and truly see people for who they really are; you see through them–which is my testament of what God did for me, early in my Spiritual Writing Journey, and what I experienced–seeing people in a different light, recognizing their true nature, and feeling their energy. I saw you all then, and I see you all now. The difference now is that I have complete understanding, a new revelation. Yes, we should not impose our unrealistic wants and expectations on others. God is not bias (Romans 2:11; Acts 10:34). We accept the Spirit of truth and manage it with grace.
May God bless all. -JenniferTrusting God in These Difficult Times
On this blessed day, I woke up to writing this message-yet a title that came to me in the midnight hour…
Just before the break of day, you are pondering in your heart. You ought to “Trust God in These Difficult Times,” He can move any size brick wall, and lift your burdens… where is your victory!?
Long as you are anchored in Jesus, you are going to be fine, and you keep “Trusting God in These Difficult Times.” He is “A very present help in trouble.” “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth give way, and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea…” Psalm 46:1–2.
During these times of hardships, keep trusting God to bring you through day by day. He has brought you this far and He has been meeting your needs–daily you can rely on His faithful provision. Yes, though we are not deserving, God blesses us and He will bless us “In Difficult Times,” the same way He has blessed us before. Yet it is God Himself who disciplined us through difficult times, circumstances, challenges, and hardships (Hebrews 12:7). Glory hallelujah! He is the Light of Hope and He has always had control over evil (Ephesians 6:10-18).
Whenever we are enduring difficult times, sometimes people’s minds are drifting and they have said to themselves, “How does God help His children in difficult times?” It does not matter whether it is good or bad, God goes before us, and He works all things together for our good and His glory–He does this for them who love Him. He does not force anyone to receive Him. God Himself heals the brokenhearted in Psalms 147:3. God’s love is deep for us that He sent Jesus Christ, His only Son (John 3:16), to save us from sin. Christ has come to reconcile us to God, by not counting people’s sins against them. (2 Corinthians 5:19)
Even in difficult times, we remain faithful to God. We keep believing that in difficult times, God our Father is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Our circumstances are…
I have closed the door on this fruitful message that continues with Psalm 46:1–2.Love Your Enemy and Do Good
Don’t do it! Don’t let people taint your heart with unforgiveness and revenge to keep you from doing good. Everyone does not accept God, and you cannot force God upon them. We continue our journey walking in God’s ways, letting our light shine in the world, sharing the good news of the Lord Jesus Christ–leading lost souls to stand at His door knocking.
You see, every prayer that you pray, you have a choice to pray for your enemy in the name of Jesus (John 14:13-14). We are to love our enemies (Luke 6:35-36). God Himself commands us to pray for our enemies (Matthew 5:44-45).
Here is the moment of truth that leads into “Let Harboring Stuff Go, The Problem at the House Needs to Be Taken Care Of.” There are individuals who do not want to shake off the harboring stuff, and they deliberately bring other people into it, out of spite, malice, revenge and anger. It is better to live a righteous life, grounded in God’s Word, and not to follow dishonesty. Yes, it is better to fill the room with your grace spoken words rather than hostility towards others aggressively.
No doubt, it is possible to simultaneously work on yourself for improvement and helping others. What Jesus said was: “With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible” (Matthew 19:26).
Hear this please, you ought to tell somebody that God wants us to love one another and not harboring unforgiveness towards one another. We are under the Law of Christ in Galatians 6:2.
Amen. The Gospel of Luke 6:35-36 Jesus Himself instructs believers to “But love your enemies, do good, and lend, hoping for nothing in return; and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High. For He is kind to the unthankful and evil. Therefore, be merciful just as your Father also is merciful.”
Jesus Himself has called upon believers to love our enemies, and “pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you.” He teaches us to do good without expecting anything in return. What is more, when someone takes and steals from you, Luke 6:30, 35-36 tells us to “Give to everyone who asks of you. And from him who takes away your goods do not ask them back.”
Just because someone is seeking revenge, and to cause you affliction, Deuteronomy 31:3-6 encourages courage in the face of fear, uncertainty, confirming you do not walk alone–God’s presence is with us always. Yes, we are called to still do good to those who oppose us and hurt us–an act of kindness without any expectations–showing grace to all people, reflects God’s character. Besides that, placing expectations on yourself and others is stressful and so on. Vengeance belongs to God (Romans 12:19). Oh yes, when life knocks you down, you get up, brush yourself off, and keep moving on with your head up–do not be afraid of them, “Be strong and of good courage, do not fear nor be afraid of them; for the LORD your God, He is the One who goes with you. He will not leave you nor forsake you.”
Today, during my afternoon typing at my workstation, suddenly, I stopped typing and took a moment to write this inspiring message before resuming to my God-given assignment typing.
Glory hallelujah to all readers. We love all people, not just some people in the body of Christ. Praise God. -JenniferLet Harboring Stuff Go,
The Problem at the House
Needs to Be Taken Care Of:
Mark 11: 25-26
Oh yeah! While indoor biking, I started singing. Then I took out my electronic device and started typing…Praise God! All God’s children will be home one day, until that day we continue our journey to walk uprightly in His name (Psalm 84:11). Lord, make room for your children, preparing a place for us. Yes, this journey gets hard sometimes, but we keep pushing ourselves in preparing ourselves day-by-day–trusting God. Even when the road becomes rocky in our journey, we keep moving on preparing ourselves. In the journey of life, let all malice and harboring stuff and unforgiveness go. The petty stuff gets in the way of unforgiveness. It takes a vessel of God to work out the problems of malice, harboring stuff, and unforgiveness. Christ Jesus is the mediator–the peacemaker (1 Timothy 2:5). Holding on to stuff is not preparing yourself for heaven. Calling this person and that person and waiting for this person to call you to update you on folks, and their kinfolk’s business is not preparing yourself for heaven. We all have our own house to get in order, rather than meddling in other people’s business, being meddlers, overly involved in other people’s lives (Proverbs 26:17). This sort of thing leads to Simon the Pharisees “Never Assume Anything…” Moreover, quite candidly some people’s crosses are harder to bear than others–they don’t even want to carry their own cross. You are contributing to making their cross harder to bear when you purposely bring mischief their way (Matthew 18:6-7). We comfort them who are in trouble (2 Corinthians 1:4). Every day we put forth effort to make better changes and choices in our lives, abiding in God. It is better to obey God than to sacrifice (1 Samuel 15:22). Even when we are up and down, we still work on ourselves for improvement, betterment, and to become a better person. Lord, we are Your children, increase us more and more every day in Psalm 115:14-15. We are not here to stay on this earthly place–we have a building from God (2 Corinthians 5:1).
And I go on to say that believers flee from hostile behavior, instead pursue faith, love, and gentleness. We hold onto the truth of the Lord Jesus Christ despite our difficulties, challenges, and obstacles (1 Timothy 6:12).
Having set out, circulating hearsay is not moving you in the direction of spiritual growth, even though you are a wisdom person, a seasoned person in the Word, and so on–it’s hurtful to others–we all have flaws, only Jesus is the perfect gift–God does not make mistakes, we do. We are to be mature to embrace the truth and manage it God’s way. Real life is not a fairytale–but requires spiritual growth walking in God’s ways (Psalm 128:1). Put away nosing around other folk’s family matters–it’s going to be all right for us all. Yes, you can depend on Jesus. Life happens to us all, and we keep moving on– the time keeps moving.
Beloved, sometimes you have got to take the high road and “Let Harboring Stuff Go, The Problem at the House Needs to Be Taken Care Of,” and to make amends. Repentance is available for everyone (Luke 24: 46-47). Holding on to harboring stuff is not harmony, harmonious, or peaceful. Chances are when you are minding other people’s business–keeping tabs on them, “The Problem at the House Needs to Be Taken Care of.” Rather than you keeping the focus on marriage and family and keeping God first. When you have allowed someone to assume the role of a fixer in your marriage and family, chances are you are in distress or experiencing anxieties. Giving your time and energy to other people to avoid managing the marital problems rather than spending quality time with your family and taking care of the problems at home.
Amen. When your burden gets heavy and your troubles are hard to carry, you ought to reach out to Jesus–He is a burden bearer. We keep pushing on, smiling and leaving the frown behind us, not conforming to the way of the world. We have work to do. We have got to get all our work done. Jesus is coming back one day–The Second Coming of Jesus Christ. None of us knows the day He is coming back, but rest assured He is coming-none of us are invisible to death. Deuteronomy 31:8 is an encouraging promise of God's constant presence is with you in every circumstance of life, times of uncertainty, and despair never forsaking you–a foundational promise of His faithfulness, ensuring that He "goes ahead of you"–prepares the way and handles barriers, troubles, setbacks, and roadblocks before you even encounter them. He remains with you, surrounding you with unwavering love, guidance, and will never fail or abandon you.
You see, the house looks quite as if… This message has ended but continues on to Mark 11:25-26.
A Final Word
We live each day to the fullest, let go of expectations and embrace each day of God’s new grace and new mercy. In doing so you are letting go of stress, anxiety, and eliminating the emotional burden–getting control of your emotions. 1 Peter 4:8 reminds us: “Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins.”
In Romans 5: 6-11 Paul tells us God demonstrated His love for us in this manner: “While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” God displayed His beautiful love for us He sent His only Son to pay the penalty for our sins–we were without strength. In God’s eyes, love is always present, it is never absent, and forgiveness is not impossible. God You are loving to Your children to have sent Christ for us, to be our Lord and Savior. May you willingly choose to give God thanks for the perfect gift of Jesus Christ. He died to give us life (2 Corinthians 5:15). Amen. Today we are under the Law of Christ (1 Corinthians 9:21). An Inspiring Quote from The Inspirational Collections: “Though every day is not the sound of the ocean waves, and the world is not the atmosphere of God’s Word, but glory hallelujah, we are blessed seeing God’s greatness in everyday life of His creation–there is always something good to see in His greatness. May we graciously choose to give God joyful praise for seeing His glory in our lives.” March 8, 2026 I shared this message on The Inspirational Collections website as I do each message because I have chosen to, not because I have to. I write in each of my spiritual writings where God sends me. -JenniferHold on to Faith, Believing in God
Last night as I prepared to close my heavy eyes for the night, suddenly I did not know where God was leading me with this writing, I just started typing…
Though it was raining all day, pouring, you are settled in a gloomy winter day, and you are in low spirits, feeling depressed, you can humble yourself to sit at the feet of Jesus and speak to Him in prayer–an act of worship.
No doubt, you are not the only one experiencing hardships, yet you have to “Hold on to Faith, Believing in God,” to make it through such difficult circumstances. You can always trust in God, He is not going to leave you standing there in a hardship by yourself. Indeed, it’s going to be all right, just keep trusting God–He gives you peace within. Trusting God is not something we ought to do, we are commanded to.
You see, God may not show up when you want Him to, but I can testify that God always shows up on time. He is an in due time God. God has a different plan for each of our lives. We are covered in God’s precious grace. God guides them who have faith–there is comfort in knowing that no matter how dark your winter season is, God’s light is always shining.
Whatever you are experiencing at this moment–feeling despondent, it’s going to be all right. It might not feel like it and looks like it’s not going to be all right, but if you “Hold on to Faith, Believing in God,” yes, it will work out according to God’s plan. So, you ought to keep trusting God. Rather than letting worrying and anxiety settle in your heart–pushing you to a breaking point. The serpent speaks lies, God’s promises are rich, and He always delivers on His rich promises.
Oh hallelujah! So then, in light of all of that, and now that you are starting to find your strength back, you ought to testify to someone else about how God brought you through. You ought to testify how you were dispirited, feeling desperate in your difficult situation, at the break of dawn, on the verge of giving up, yet you kept trusting in God, the Faith–walking by faith, not by sight, and you stood firm, refused to surrender to despair, and held onto your anchor of faith. Christians must not forget that our strength comes from God, the Creator.
Having set out, walking-through “Hold on to Faith,” means maintaining trust in God, even in financial struggles, committed to your spiritual convictions, even when circumstances seem gloomy, and believing in your pain has a purpose. It involves trusting the unseen, persevering in a faith without wavering, even when the storm rages on–because we know that God is going to finish His good work (Philippians 1:6). The apostle Paul encourages believers to "be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord" (1 Corinthians 15:58). Our faith can sustain us, enabling us to face storms with courage, resilience, and hope.
Entering the threshold for the moment of truth! There are people who looks like they have it all together on their outward appearance. But on the inside, they are hurting deeply, where you cannot see it, under the skin. While you are speaking grace words of encouragement from God’s Word, silently, they are closed ears–thinking about resulting to self-harm. Because their situation is dire and they feel all hope is lost. This is the moment they need an electrifying deliverance of people who had incredible stories from the Bible; God is faithful to all His promises (Hebrews 11:8-12), the woman at the well (John 4:7-42), the man born blind (John 9:1-41), and the paralyzed man (Luke 5:18-25), to wake them up and bring them back to focusing on God!
A Final Word:
When we have messed up, don’t be sullen, God gives us a second chance at serving Him–He is a God of second chances. You are never too strayed away from God to save your soul and forgive you.
We hope your takeaways from this message is inspiring to you and to inspire others. Walking in the Spirit we are supposed to be caring of other people with a lot of God’s love. February 28, 2026
-JenniferA Prelude To “Wake Up! Where Is Your Victory?”
It was in the midnight hour, when I began writing…
God’s Word brings light to Colossians 3:23-24 is an encouragement passage. We, as believers work for God heartily–regardless of what the task is. Our godly work are acts of service that glorifies God. We do it with grace, love, compassion and joy, rather than dreading it. Our work is a form of worship; a divine inheritance–working for God, wholeheartedly, with a generous heart. We work for God graciously, “knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of the inheritance; for you serve the Lord Christ” (Colossians 3:23-24). Yes, we all shall work for God eagerly, and not become a sleeper, “Wake Up! Where Is Your Victory.”
We, wholeheartedly, fulfill our faithful work for God with passion, joy, diligence, and integrity, from the soul, pleasing Him in everything we do, not grumbling, complaining, and murmuring, “And whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord and not to men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of the inheritance; for you serve the Lord Christ.” Amen. We are supposed to be diligent in our work (Exodus 15:26).
We do not slack in our work and be sluggards. Instead, we use our gifts and talents given to us by God for His glory. We take our work seriously for God, and do it diligently, from a place of devotion not hurried or careless. We always do our best, and give our best–yes, posture matters. Amen. Regarding stewardship, you cannot work for God diligently, and joyfully, if you are bitter, resentful, and mistreating people (Hebrews 12:14-15). We serve God and others humbly, and with humility. Our everyday work in our lives is service to the Lord Jesus Christ. Paul, the writer of Colossians says, “And whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord and not to men…”
We should work with a loving and compassionate heart, not sinning, arrogance or greed. We are to work in serving others out of love, mercy, and grace. A servant’s heart cares for others-we extend grace to others. The Bible teaches us to put others higher than ourselves (Philippians 2:3-4).
Walking in the ways of God, we are to be encouraged by living our lives in a way that glorifies God, and do not presume to know how a person truly feels or knowing their heart. This is not only dangerous, but it leads to untruth. Testament: I have experienced and witnessed behind-the-scenes the damage that an individual can do in your personal life. We are to be loving, patient, and kind–rejoicing in His holy name.
We humble ourselves in doing the Lord’s work graciously–working together, and building together, helping, and inspiring each other–the fruit of the Spirit. Throughout Jesus’ ministry, speaking to crowds, He used parables and tools to illustrate truth, teach lessons about sin, forgiveness, and redemption. Them who show mercy, will receive mercy (Luke 6:36). We are called to extend the same mercy to others that they have received from God–there are no shortcuts–enter by the narrow gate (Matthew 7:13-20).
God, the Sovereign Creator has mercy on who He chooses (Romans 9:18). His mercy is not getting the punishment we deserve for our sins (Ephesians 2:4-5). Jesus took the punishment that we deserve for our sins. Jesus is merciful (Matthew 5:7). When Jesus was on earth, He healed–biblical mercy are examples of all the Lord Jesus Christ’s healing.
James 2:13 says that mercy triumphs over judgment. Therefore, every day of our blessed life, we show God’s mercy towards others. When you willingly choose to withhold mercy from others, you are violating liberty in your heart–the law of liberty that we are under.
Amen! Just before the break of day, the Angels descended from heaven, and tooled the stone away… (Matthew 28:2)
And I continue my Jesus’ journey on the narrow path, picking up my everyday Bible tools working together with my daughter on this God-given task of The Inspirational Collections. Thanks be to God for the gift of my daughter working on this ordained task with me from the beginning. Testament: I witnessed God Himself use her as a catalyst for bringing forth this mighty literary project. March 21, 2026 -JenniferWake up! Where is your victory?
“There was a violent earthquake, for an angel of the Lord came down from heaven and, going to the tomb, rolled back the stone and sat on it.” (Matthew 28:2)
Thanks be to God we are still here doing God’s will in truth, rowing into a blessed new spring season spending time in His presence in doing His will since 2007, giving thanks in everything with a thankful, cheerful disposition for all He has done in 1 Thessalonians 5:18.
Walk with me on this beautiful, spring day as we humbly settle in for this inspiring seasonal message from “The Heaven’s Door Collections” series, on emphasizing the victory of Jesus' resurrection over sin and death–the realism of everyday life is not an easy journey. We fix our eyes on Jesus. In Isaiah 26:3, we are reassured that, “You will keep him in perfect peace, Whose mind is stayed on You. Because he trusts in You.”
During the morning as the sun is rising, terminate victim playing, feeling sorry for yourself, playing right into Satan’s hands, instead of making a joyful noise. Jesus said we will have trouble in this world–it’s a part of life. Now, “Wake Up! Where Is Your Victory?” But glorious thanks be to God our Father, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Amen! One morning before the break of day, the Angels were singing a joyful noise (Matthew 28:2), and rolled that stone away (John 21)–all power from in heaven and on earth has been given to Jesus. Jesus rose and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age” (Matthew 28:18-20).
Though the beauty and joy of spring is a season of renewal and hope (Solomon 2:11-12), if you have entered this season burdened, Jesus, the burden bearer is your sunshine to lift your burden, and bring you through just fine–just watch Him do it. In Deuteronomy 9:3 God is a consuming fire–He keeps His promises.
1 Corinthians 15:55-58 declares victory over death through Jesus Christ’s resurrection, encouraging believers that because of the resurrection–death no longer has the final word, their labor of love for God is never in vain–give yourself, wholeheartedly, to the Lord’s work. It encourages Christians to remain steadfast, always abounding in work, and movable effective in faith.
Paul, the author of chapter 15 was writing to a church in the city of Corinth. In 1 Corinthians 15:55 not only does the apostle Paul mocks death, asking where is its "sting” of death, identified as sin, and the "victory" of the grave, and "victory" are, signifying that through Jesus' resurrection, death no longer has the final power–it holds no lasting victory, but he is depicting the moment when, at Christ's coming, every believer in Jesus, living and dead, will be transformed into glorified bodies for the Lord, and the Lord for the body to spend eternity with God–God gives believers victory through Jesus Christ, promising a transformation from mortality to immortality. Amen. Our current sufferings can't compare to the glory that will one day be revealed. (Romans 8:19). Hallelujah, in God our Father’s house are many mansions (John 14:2).
But glory hallelujah, this victory is a gift from God, enabled through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ –the triumph over death and sin is not earned, but freely given by God. The power of Jesus’ resurrection defeated death by dying, descending to the grave, and rising again, living, and transforming breaking the power of sin.
Because of this victory–the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ, believers are taught to be steadfast and immovable, constantly doing the work of the Lord (1 Corinthians 15:8). All Christian’s labor of love is not in vain, our work is purposeful to God to bring Him glory–finish the work to glorify Him in accomplishing His great work. Thanks be to God.
Then, procrastination is the thief of time. Consequently, don’t hesitate to terminate the victim playing, Jesus has won the victory over death and Satan, “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”–1 Corinthians 15:57. He rose with all power in His hands. Long as you have Jesus, He will keep you from all harm–He will watch over your blessed life. You have a choice to be satisfied with Jesus. Amen. He is all you need.
God is eternal–He is always with us. He is eternally awake and aware. Psalm 121:4 emphasizes God’s consistent, steady vigilance in watching over His people unwavering, never rests assuring them that He is always awake and aware of their needs.
“Awake, O sleeper” (Ephesians 5:14). God is informing us to stay awake trusting Him–and to remain conscious of His truth. If you do not remain vigilant, you will become asleep. The days are evil–we stay awake in pursuit of God’s work, making good use of our time, and not busy ourselves with futile work, under the cover of darkness. Nothing under the cover of darkness is hidden from God. Even in your hardships, keep your hopes up, God still has a plan for you in Jeremiah 29:11. God’s plan is always best for His people, and He always knows what we need–He promised to provide for us–daily provision.
Jesus means by stay awake and be watchful implies being vigilant at all times, stay alert, ready, spiritually prepared, actively engaged in the work God has given us. Luke 21:34-36 warns believers to be watchful and prepared for Christ's return. And it reminds us about the importance of living with purpose. Christ knew His time was coming to an end, and He was going to die when He spoke important words. His last words were significant.
By all means, trials, and temptation will come continuously–everyday has twists and turns that will disrupt your life. You will have a me moment in your discomforting, fiery trials that will come upon you to test you, but you keep hope alive. It’s fine to count it all joy–but don’t give up. You thank God for all that He has done, instead.
Meanwhile, while you are enduring trials, you stay grounded in the Word. If not, your decisions are not sound, and you will be indecisive. Being indecisive is the same as having your back against the wall, or standing at the crossroads–you can’t stand there all day; a decision needs to be made, quickly. When your back is against the wall, there is no room for indecisiveness. The Lord Jesus Christ encourages us to live godly lives, live wisely, turn away from sin, guard our hearts, don’t lose sight, and to keep alert at all times, and to pray. But also we speak honestly in our everyday life. Do Not Grieve the Spirit: Ephesians 4:25.
Moreover, living the godly life is trustworthiness to trust in the Lord and lean not on our own understanding (Proverbs 3:5-6). Trustworthiness is being consistent in action and reliable; doing the right thing, keeping your promises, and to act justly, and walk humbly with God (Micah 6:8). Every day we walk upright, and embrace integrity and honor–being truthful in our speaking, admitting our mistakes. We uphold integrity, resisting dishonesty, and stand up for what is right. God has not given us the spirit of fear (2 Timothy 1:7). We are to be brave and of good courage, rather than fearing the enemy (Deuteronomy 31:6).
No doubt, sufferings, hardships, challenges, trials, and tribulations are something that we see every day around the world, which is a part of life. 1 Corinthians 15:57 encourages us to walk in strength and confidence, regardless of the current struggles. The Daily Bread: God’s people are to remain faithful, following Him and believing in the unseen, abiding in God’s commandments–walking in integrity (Proverbs 10:9). We keep praying when plights comes our way–believing in God rather than giving up. Yes, not giving up is hard, but it is possible that you can do it with God.
Jesus calls us to stay spiritually awake–working at our godly tasks (1 Corinthians 15:58). Even in these difficult times, we work righteously. The work of righteousness shall be peace. The righteousness we obtain from the Lord leads us to peace, quietness, eternal trust, and confidence. Even when difficult times comes upon us, we, the people of God dwell in peacefulness (Isaiah 32:17).
God’s work can’t be rushed–His timing is always perfect. (Ecclesiastes 3:11). Patience is a virtue–involves endurance and faith. God’s work involves fulfilling tasks in accordance with His divine will. When it does not happen your way, and when you want it to happen, do not become discouraged–a place we all have been, if not keep breathing, we are experiencing these realism moments in life. No matter what the situation is, we trust God’s wisdom, perfect timing, and goodness, instead.
When God calls you to do a task, obey, and do no focus on the obstacles. Follow through with finishing it–relying on God’s strength. Although God can and will use obstacles to grow us spiritually, and in our faith, for our growth, and teach us how to rely upon Him daily (James 1:2-4), He never promised us an easy life, but glory hallelujah, He will always be with us.
Everything you do, do it heartily for the Lord. Jesus Christ is the King of Righteousness. In Luke 12:2 that the day is coming when there is nothing concealed that will not be disclosed. But also to them who does wrong will be repaid for what they have done, and there is no partiality (Colossians 3:23-25). Inner peace is acquired when we enter the rest of God, trust, accept His way, and confidently rely on Him. God will keep us in perfect peace if our minds are steadfast on Him (Isaiah 26:3).
And I go on to say that Jesus modeled prayer and teaches us to pray this simple prayer: “Give us this day our daily bread” (Matthew 6:11). Jesus is teaching us the top priority to knowing God as the source of all that we have. He is the source of everything we have. He fulfills our spiritual needs. He is the bread that satisfies our spiritual hunger. He sustains our hearts. When we ask God for our daily bread, we are humbling acknowledging Him as the only giver of all we need. God knows what we need–we pursue His Kingdom and righteousness.
Dust yourself off, and get back to living life-trusting God. Each day you open your eyes, God provides for you. He makes provisions, He lifts burdens, He is a way maker who already made a way. We trust God in times of difficulties. When facing financial difficulty, praying for "daily bread" is an act of faith that God will meet His people’s necessary needs.
Thus, when you are focusing too much on your problem or situation, you are at a stumbling block, and time passes you by, becoming the passage of time. You can trust God to work it out. All-or-nothing thinking, and expectations are not healthy for you. It brings on anxiety, which brings rise to, do you, wholeheartedly, trust God? Believers take one day at a time having faith in God to provide for you in these difficult times. But also you forgive yourself for mistakes and focus on God.
Christians focus on doing God’s will, not conflict. We maintain control of the temptation of fleshy desires, and sinful passions. Self-control involves controlling the tongue–we focus on doing God’s will. It involves managing acts of speaking, as emphasized in Psalm 141:3, asking God to "set a guard O LORD, over my mouth; Keep watch over the door of my lips.”
Furthermore, the Bible teaches the gift of self-control as a fruit of the Spirit, cultivated through renewing the mind, cultivate content, disciplining the body, prayer, forgiving others, to name a few. Jesus demonstrated self-control, while He was in the wilderness fasting. He denied His physical desire for food and resisted temptation through the Good Book (Matthew 4:1-11). The story in this verse tells how Jesus dealt with temptation. He resisted temptation by quoting His Father’s Word–knowing which passage to quote.
In the end, not only does God deserve thanks, but God commands us to give “thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” We always give Him thanks with praise and thanksgiving–His love endures forever.
We give thanks to all things in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ to God our Father.
We are moving on to...Walking With God Requires a Change Way of Living: 1 Peter 1:16Testimony: in a recent, fruitful, conversation, it was said to me, “People Don’t Change.” What do I say to that? Absolutely, people don’t change, if they are complacent in their old ways and habits, and don’t want to accept responsibility–the condition of their heart. There are people who have accepted Christ twenty years ago, or longer, and they are still the same (Ephesians 4:22-27; Isaiah 43:19). They will comfortably tell you that they have been this way all their lives. This means that you have not spiritually grown and there is a lack of spiritual maturity (Romans 8:28–29). It means the same thinking leads to the same result–no change, no spiritual growth, and spiritual maturity.
Behold, on the other hand, the Devil is a liar, people can change through the Lord Jesus Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17), they can decide to change, they do change, and change is possible–transformative faith. Change requires spending time with God, self-awareness to change, and you be consistent in doing the required work. People resist change, because they are comfortable the way they are in their familiar comfort zone–lacking a desire to change, investing the time, and facing the challenges in doing the required work.
Ultimately, a true relationship with God transforms your heart, and renews your mind–which should change everything in your life.
Before Going Further, Let’s Take a Look at What Happened in the Wilderness…Satan Tempts Jesus In Matthew 4:5-10 Satan, the adversary, tempted Jesus when he asked Jesus to jump from the temple’s pinnacle. His exact words were: “If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down, For it is written.” Satan even quoted the Bible verse to Jesus (Psalm 9:11-12). He did this to suit his own purpose for arguing that God would protect Jesus. Jesus responded to Satan quoting the Bible verse in Deuteronomy 6:16: “It is written again, ‘You shall not tempt the LORD your God.” This verse is underlining that testing God is sinful. God’s invitation to salvation is extended to all of us, not some of us (Matthew 22:14), to be a part of God’s Kingdom. People who are chosen are not merely hearers, but people who accept the invitation, clothed in righteousness, repent, and live in obedience to God. Jesus Rode into Jerusalem on a Donkey We conclude that though Jesus knew what awaited Him upon His entry into Jerusalem, yet He held His head high fully aware of His Father’s timing for Him. Every move Jesus made and everything He did, was under the instructions of His Father. Jesus was greeted by a crowd praising and applauding Him by waving palm branches and laying cloaks on the ground to honor Him. As a result of this, whenever we are enduring a hardship season, and life gets a bit tempestuous, we don’t put our heads down and start to tremble. Instead, we enter each season with our heads up as Jesus, and trust God to bring peace to our hearts. What’s more, providing not just, you must come to terms with your situations-having faith in God, but you face-down fear-trusting God. All that Jesus endured He did not give up, and neither should you in your sufferings. You have been through so much to get here, so don’t quit now-perseverance is the path forward. Yes, you continue enduring–having confidence in God, and we keep Jesus in our hearts and continue to follow Him, wholeheartedly.
A borrowed message from The Inspirational Collections Mother's Day slideshow: Suffering is part of the journey–which there is hope in trials (James 1:12). Believers not only believe in Him but suffer in Him (Philippians 1:29). Jeremiah 29:11 brings the message of comfort, a future hope–an encouragement of God’s faithfulness.
The events of Palm Sunday, the beginning of the holy week began with Jesus and His disciples…
A Final Word
A forgiving heart is needed for a right relationship with God (Mark 11:25-26).
Everything will fade, but the Word of God stands forever. -Jenniferthe bread of god's word
Reconciliation, a Gift from God
Beloved, if you have an unresolved conflict, let today be the day you seek reconciliation. Trust that God will meet you in that act of obedience. Jesus Himself gives instructions to reconciling in Matthew 5:23–24. Reconciliation takes priority over worship–maturity/spiritual growth. Before worship we need to put forth all unresolved efforts to reconcile conflicts. Mending broken relationships is more important to God than worship.
In 1 Corinthians 11:27-29 God has much to say about taking communion with unforgiveness toward another person. He will turn away your offer at the altar, if you have not reconciled with your brother/sister. Ultimately, what Jesus is saying if you have conflicts with anyone, immediately resolve it before you give offering—the full/whole Gospel of the Bible.
According to the Bible, respect means to delight in honoring all people, showing consideration, love the brotherhood in 1 Peter 2:17, and dignity of every person, treat everyone right with high regard, reframe from harmful language, and treating others with love, kindness, grounded in the principle to "love your neighbor as yourself" is authentic worship. Jesus explains the Golden Rule in Matthew 7:12, to…February 5, 2026
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His House
Ultimately, I just stopped by to deliver this message through my eyes—hush your bickering about wealth and material things; put away jealousies and envies. God is clear on helping your brother/sister, and the poor (1 John 4:19-20, Proverbs 19:17, and Deuteronomy 15:11) in need; generously honoring God. It makes no sense; always bickering about nonsense. We must become better Christians and improve ourselves to be a better person. All that material stuff you are bickering about can’t go to the lifeless place with you. God is love. The full Gospel is the focus in His House.
We live in a world that does not resemble God’s Word. When His beloved sons and daughters enter His House, they need to hear our Father’s Word. Speaking worldly gossip in our Father’s House is not pleasing to Him. (See the Book of Leviticus 19:16)
Live an upright life in the ways of God and put away participating in unrighteousness. Our focus is on the Lord, be thankful for everything that He has done for us. He has been good to us–right there alongside of us. Be grateful that He watched over you day and night.
The Inspirational Collections is bringing God’s truth to the table; His party good for the soul (Matthew 10:19). We are not just delivering messages on The Inspirational Collections website, we are on God’s ordained mission since 2007, bringing His truth back in focus on His Word in “His House.” Hallelujah! Yes, since 2007 we picked up our briefcase, stepped out in faith, doing God’s business; a path that we are still on: The Breakthrough History of The Inspirational Collections Journey. February 10, 2026
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Life Is Beautiful, Live Your Purpose
Bringing glad tidings to God’s Word–remain vigilant in your everyday life. As a result of this, do not hurry your journey, embrace the joy in your journey to pursuing your purpose, living life with purpose, practicing gratitude, kindness, and compassion that brings joy to our lives, and more importantly, deepening your relationship with God. Your purpose should always be headed in God’s direction of His plan and purpose for your life, not your plans for your life, not assumptions about others, and not worrying about your circumstances (Proverbs 19:21). God’s purpose always stands, as the Book of Isaiah 46:10 says. Leaving our mistakes behind– “Life Is Beautiful, Live Your Purpose.”
Never assume anything–leading into Luke 7:36-50.
A looking at this upcoming seasonal message: Our assumptions, bring forth dangerous forecasting that is not true, and keeps us afar from God. Sadly, some people believe their own misguided forecast. Simon the Pharisees sees the sinful woman’s sins and past. Jesus sees the woman worth forgiving rather than condemning her. Jesus basically takes Simon’s assumptions—never assume anything…
God can facilitate anything that is consistent with His character–He is consistent in His unchanging character. Folks, stop playing with The Inspirational Collections…Jesus on Calvary is serious. Amazing Grace how sweet He is.
It is my testament for quite some time; the Holy Spirit has been speaking to me about The Inspirational Collections main audience–it is God himself who sent us knocking at your door.
Oh yeah, everything is going to be all right! You can depend on Jesus. February 20, 2026
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Offering Words of Hope: Hebrews 6:19
It was late in the night I was working peacefully at my workstation; a place of tranquility, when the Holy Spirit showed up. I stopped typing my God-given assignment, and I wrote…
In the journey of life, we all are on different paths, and we all experience different seasons in life. Though our enduring seasons are different, but rest assured they have similarities. As a result of this, we all embrace the blessings of someone “Offering Words of Hope.” God guides them who have faith–the tender mercy of God is upon us daily (Luke 1:78-79). He is our anchor of hope that we can make it through any size mountains of trials, challenges, and plights.
Although, we are on the verge of crossing over into a new blessed season, some people are enduring searing pains, and “Offering Words of Hope” is inspiring joy to their wholesome self. Though your temporary pains and life events can change you in profound ways, and there is much pain in “The Changing of Seasons” of life, but glory hallelujah, the joy that awaits you over the top of this mountain that serves as a metaphor; a place of transformative encounter with God–He is with you every step of the way. Amen. Even after difficult climbs, do not lose courage, there is a profound reward that follows. Yes, our efforts will be rewarded. And then you count it all joy–rejoicing in His holy name.
Furthermore, the invisible attributes of the glory of the Lord are God’s love, compassion, mercy, grace, His goodness, peace, and long-suffering. When we have opened our hearts to God, filled with the Holy Ghost, God’s glory shines within us, drawing people to His glorious light. People see His glory in us (Exodus 33:18).
We the chosen people (1 Peter 2:9) of God do not purposely inflict pain on others. Christians show faith in our everyday actions. Ruth demonstrated faith by action when she discarded convenience to devote care for Naomi (Ruth 1:16-17). She witnessed Naomi's intense pains, and she witnessed the heaviness of grief she carried. Ruth chose not to walk away from Naomi, instead she stepped in, and expressed unconditional love for Naomi. Her loyalty and faithfulness to Naomi was truly a courageous commitment. February 21, 2026
Ruth’s affections and steadfast...
This is where I have put the window down on this message.
Peacemaker
Christians are called to be Jesus’ peacemakers. Peacemakers breathe in the beauty of God’s amazing grace–bringing encouragement and understanding to others. They pursue helping others find resolution in daily life conflicts, bringing Jesus’ love, mercy, and forgiveness. We continually bring the Lord’s goodness, and reach a peaceful solution, and we do not ignite the firestorm, backbiting, and backlashing of conflicts. -Jennifershow god's love
Blessed be to God to another blessed day’s journey. Our hope is that this fruitful message leads you to the Bible, which is our main mission to lead you to the Lord Jesus Christ. More importantly, our greater mission is to lead lost souls in the world to knocking on Jesus’ door, “The Heaven’s Door Collections” series. “This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief" (1 Timothy 1:15).
Hallelujah! No fault in Jesus. Jesus rose… Emanuel our Lord and Savior shall be called, Jesus of Nazareth, ruler of all.
Amen. Jesus rose; a glorious resurrection… He rose to a new bodily life on the third day being dead (Luke 24). Yes, sometimes our cross is hard to endure...but one day, we all will be home; until then reach out to Jesus.
Deuteronomy 5:33 teaches obedience to God. It reflects God’s love in His desire to guide His beloved people into living our lives to the fullest and walking faithfully with Him each day. The promise of life, longevity demonstrates that God’s heart is for His people to flourish. His commands are an expression of His loving care keep us from all harm.
God’s love is not self-seeking, it is active, guiding us one step at a time as we seek to follow Him, and His love is seen in His patience. We show His love to others practicing empathy, compassion, kindness, and offering help to others generously.
Walk with me, as we go on to the narrative of this message:
And so we begin to demonstrate love, kindness, and compassion is deeper than being nice and polite to others in our journey of life. Following the Lord Jesus Christ as the Bread of Life, we shall follow His consistent teachings. We shall live by every Word God-breathed. We are to be like Jesus walking in love continually. And followers of Jesus should talk in a way to give others hope. Moreover, we shall abide in the greatest commandment, according to Matthew 22:36-40. Noting, Jesus, the Word of Life concludes by saying that the entire law and the prophets depend on these two commandments, which is love for God and love for other people.
Now when it is said, “Love thy God and love thy neighbor,” as the greatest commandments, it means this, we have a Christian responsibility to love God and our neighbors. “Love thy God and love thy neighbor,” does not mean to purposely hurt your neighbors, or inflict pain upon them. It means to “Show God’s Love.” 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 defines love as: “Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not puffed up; does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, thinks no evil; does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in truth; bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.” Who people were is not important, but who they have become for positive changes is more important. With that being said, it’s showing God’s love to put away bringing your distractions to people’s home-life, with drama, and the Devil’s work. Satan is the enemy that lies in wait to strike. Furthermore, it’s fine to rid yourself of excess-baggage that is giving rise to unhealthy stresses.
Walking in love calls us to imitate the selfless, love Christ demonstrated through His sacrifice for humanity out of love. Jesus embodied loyalty by loving, and willingly laying down His life for us is what true love looks likes (John 15:13). When we practice in our everyday lives to be like Jesus, and to love all like Christ, our lives become an act of worship and lifting our hands in prayer unto the Lord and “a sweet-smelling aroma” (Ephesians 5:2) to God, reflecting His glory to the world.
Speaking on “The Bread of God’s Word,” true satisfaction is found in the Lord Jesus Christ sustains and nourishes our spiritual life, just as bread sustains our physical life. Amen. The glorious truth is only the Lord Jesus can satisfy the hunger of our souls. Jesus is our daily bread nourishment we need every second of each blessed day.
In the fullness of time, Christians must show compassion and kindness to people; transformative faith, not only when it is easy, but when it is hard in Colossians 3:17. And all you who are weary, Jesus invites you to come to Him…and He will give you rest (Mathew 11:28-29).
Nothing can ever separate us from God’s love, as stated in the Book of Romans. His love is immeasurably deep, unwavering, and beyond human comprehension. His constant love forgives. And you can cry out to God as Daniel did, when you feel forgotten. Keep in mind God’s love for you through His faithfulness to forgive us.
The delightful news is that God does not quit on you. You are not forgotten, and you are not too far out of God’s reach. Jesus Himself uses the parable of a wandering sheep to demonstrate His love for us.
Then, when we feel forgotten, God’s loves meets us in the wilderness in our lonesomeness. We can “Show God’s Love” by forgiving others, helping others in need, sharing the Gospel, and demonstrating compassion through acts of kindness. However, when you are in the presence of God and His people, showing His love to all people you encounter, it’s challenging to feel forgotten.
The home-life of the Christian life is…
The window just closed on “The Bread of God’s Word,” which continues in 1 John 4:9-10.
Walk with me as we go on to “Clear Out, and Mop It Up”:
Clear Out, and Mop It UpBehold a new day: the metaphor of “Clear out and Mop It up” means whatever is attempting to thwart you from pursuing your God-given purpose and putting stumbling blocks (Romans 14:13; Proverbs 10:18) in your way, get rid of it, and faithfully pursue what God ordered you to do. Rather than them showing God’s love, they are nurturing glaring issues. The main persons putting stumbling blocks in your way are the same persons you are helping (Matthew 5:44), and they are a distraction. The Lord’s eyes are everywhere in Proverbs 15:3. Rather than letting their stuff that needs to be taken to the landfill, attempt to thwart you, “Clear Out, and Mop It Up,” instead. It is God who gives the gift of eternal life, not sin: “For the wages of sin is death” in Romans 6:23.
Otherwise, you can deflect, allowing them to thieve time from you. Not only does this sort of thing brings trust into focus, but by no means gives them the power to thwart you. God said, “whom I am chief.” The just lives by faith in Habakkuk. Faithful and God-fearing servant as Nehemiah who needed men He could trust them in walking consistently with God, and we stay focus on Jesus Christ, the Prize of Godly heaven. What Jesus said was: "These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation, but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." (John 16:33). Life is real…it’s time to “Clear Out, and Mop It Up;” give it to God. He is the God of restoration and He can do anything, including removing stumbling blocks.
An Inspiring Quote from Shareka
“If you don’t wait on the Lord, your eyes of your wants gets involved. When it comes to God’s will, put forth effort that your own wants does not conflict with doing God’s will. God’s will supersedes our wants to what we think we are going to be doing, until God redirects us.”
Though broken trust is hard to repair, God, the foundation of trust has the power to heal, restore, transform your pains and sufferings into steppingstones to bring forth your purpose. God can mend the broken pieces; He is able to do exceedingly abundantly. Indeed, no matter what it seems like, all things work together, God’s grand design. Just keep holding to God’s unchanging hand, faith, grace, and Word.
A final word on-Christians help each other, and we help other people in need in the name of Jesus. We do for others out of love, not conceit in Philippians 2:3. Jesus Himself said the poor will always be with us in Matthew 26:11. We encourage each other to seek God, not hold on to bitterness in Hebrews 12:15. It is the Devil who gets pleasure in hurting others. Bickering publicly is not being like Jesus; it’s a distraction tool of the Devil. Paul encouraged Christians to live peacefully with all people in Romans 12:18. Put away all smearing each other publicly, and we put forth effort in our lives to get along with everyone, instead of knocking them down with words that does not resemble “The Bread of God’s Word.” But it produces searing pains.
Nonetheless, be still and let the Lord fight for you in Deuteronomy 20:4. Not every battle is worth fighting, victory belongs to the Lord. However, becoming bitter for not having your wayis poisonous to preventing you to grow spiritually. It is better to admit when you are wrong, rather than concealing your transgressions. Sin leads to wandering away from God. Open rebuke speaks of correction. The Bible says, “Open rebuke is better than love carefully concealed.” (Proverbs 27:5) In His house is “The Bread of God’s Word;” repent for your sins in Acts 3:19.
Then, when you have provoked someone to stumble, according to Matthew 5:23-26, Jesus said: “First reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift.” We are to make amends, instead of pretending that nothing happened. Amen. We have been found, forgiven, and given a fresh start by offering forgiveness in sins (2 Corinthians 5:17).
But what is amazing is no matter how much we are broken in our sufferings, God always brings us through, and we are still awake. God gives us time to live through our pains and sufferings and then He brings us through with His comforting love. We endure our sufferings faithfully and do what Peter says in 1 Peter 5:6-9. February 5, 2026
The Inspirational Collections is “Changing Lives Through the Bread of God’s Word.”Our Daily Bread
Servants of God, trust Him to give us our daily bread and take care of us. We commit our ways to God our Father who is our provider. And we humbly come to God to provide us with what we need to sustain us day to day. We pray for our daily bread and depend on God for all our needs of life. God is our ever-present help, which means we can trust Him always to care for us. We take comfort in knowing that God will meet our needs: “Give us this day our daily bread” – Matthew 6:11.
In their wilderness journey, God Himself taught the children of Israel to depend on Him for today’s provision and not worry about tomorrow. God provided them with daily manna to sustain them each day. Each day we rely on God’s grace, depend on His faithful supply to care for our needs, one day at a time, not worrying about storing up. January 27, 2026
We pray about everything as it is presented in Philippians 4:6-7. -JenniferHallelujah!
Hallelujah! Despite what we are experiencing, we worship God in every season. Worshiping Him is prominent in the Book of Psalms, which calls us to worship with a “Hallelujah!” He gets the glory and the honor. Hallelujah! Praise ye the Lord for His goodness and resurrection. God is faithful and good to us all. He always comes through. He always comes through when we need Him most. Hallelujah! God our Father, You are too good to Your beloved children over and over again when we are not deserving.
On this keynote beloved child of God, whatever you are experiencing, hold fast, God is working it out. It does not matter if you are experiencing martial issues, financial problems, or you are pondering in your heart, turn it over to God, keep your eyes focused on Him, not your circumstances of life, and rid yourself of excess baggage-trusting God to bring you through. And we all keep praising God in our brokenness, hardships, losses and remain faithful in life’s afflictions.
Rest now, His child, it’s in His loving hands; He will not fail you. Hallelujah! My testament: I have experienced for myself what God can do; my story is for me. For His nature is loving, mercy, and kindness. God’s nature portrays Him as omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent. His beauty in nature in the changing of the seasons that He brings about. You can pray David’s prayer over your own life. Repent and walk in holiness (Psalm 139:23-24). Hallelujah praise and thanks to God our Father. Let’s get back focus to what matters most, God is the focus. January 11, 2026
The Inspirational Collections is “Changing Lives Through the Bread of God’s Word.” -JenniferThe Realism of Life
Thanks be to God to the dawning of each new day. God gives us new grace and new mercy. At the moment, you are hopeless and you have wandered away from God, there is hope. Jesus is your hope to lead you back home to Him. You need Jesus to find your way back; you cannot find your way on your own. Hallelujah! God always comes for His beloved people on His given time, when they are up and down. Even when you are leveled to the ground, God will make a way for you the same way He came through for Joshua; it was necessary for Joshua to have courage to lead the Israelites. Despite the fact that in the way of “The Realism of Life’s” spiritual warfare, comes at us from every angle; we are to keep moving on our productivity paths, doing God’s will. Thanks be to God.
In the journey of life, we embrace one day at a time giving God our Father all the praise and thanking Him for another day’s journey of the gift of life. Life is beautiful, do not take it for granted.
Then, “The Realism of Life” is when unforgiveness is residing in your heart, you are keeping yourself bound to the hurts and pains; you have no peace. Everywhere you go in your everyday life, you are carrying around an unforgiving heart, which is polluting your heart, mind, and spirit. Yes, unforgiveness hardens your heart, and handicaps your faith from working. Free yourself of the past and forgive so you can move on to a healthier way of life.
Given that you take a moment to absorb and meditate on the seriousness of God’s Word, it is rejuvenating food for the heart, mind, and soul. Believers are not to be lighthearted about believing in the depth of God’s power. If one truly believed and read the depths of the Bible, their living conditions would improve.
The point holds that when your situation goes from bad to worse, and you have made a quick detour to explore your options, rather than reaching out to Jesus, brace yourself for hitting a brick wall. “The Realism of Life” is if you do not know what’s it’s like with your back against the wall, keep breathing, and you will. And it’s about to go from worse to horrendous. Then you wondered how things became disarrayed. Only if you had trusted in God to work it out according to His will, instead of leaning on your own understanding. God does not have a timeframe for how long you can lean on Him, unlike human beings.
It’s fine to brighten someone’s day with a smile. -JenniferWhatever Is Attempting to Stand in Your Way, You Keep Holding to God's Unchanging Hand
An opening New Year’s word…
Upon the entering of the new year, and the sun is barely shining in your life, the glorious, good news is that God crowns the coming of a new year with His constant goodness toward His beloved people. We cross over into a new year with God’s provisions, and we serve God with our whole hearts. God’s eyes are continually upon us from the beginning of the new year to its end, as the Book of Deuteronomy says.
No doubt, we have an assurance that God is our salvation, and He has control over what lies ahead of us this coming new year. We are to hold fast to the hope set before us. Glory hallelujah! The greater God Himself promise and brings to mind that our assurance, and to be steadfast in our trials like Job is guaranteed and sealed by His own oath in Hebrews 6:13-20. There is much peace, love, joy and comfort knowing that God’s beautiful light is shining in the dark. Even if the sun is dismally dark in this season of your life, you keep holding to God’s unchanging hand.
But the other things are that upon you entering the new year and everything is all good, you still need to be alert and prepared full-heartedness in Romans 5:3-5. Because the trials of life are constant, and you will experience the coming of dark days. And yes, even on a beautiful day, sometimes life backs us against the wall, and we face what is happening before us, and not turn away from the truth.
Let us go forward with this inspiring message.
It's all right now, if the sun is dismally dark, at His will God gives you peace within. “Whatever Is Attempting to Stand in Your Way, You Keep Holding to God’s Unchanging Hand,” the same as Mary and Joseph in Mathew 2:13, when Herod attempted to kill Jesus before His birth. They fled to Egypt until Herod died and then returned to Nazareth. Beyond a doubt, when God ordained it, nothing can stop His plan from happening. Yes, that was a dark time for Mary and Joseph, but God is always true to His Word that His light shines in the dark. His promises are trustworthy and will be fulfilled.
In that moment, “Whatever Is Attempting to Stand in Your Way, You Keep Holding to God’s Unchanging Hand.” And since you are halfway there, don’t quit, see it through, instead. Perseverance is the steadfastness unwavering commitment to keep pushing forward to face adversity, and the inevitable life’s storms, even when you cannot see a path forward, and everything is foggy. Amen. You stick to it and adapt, if needed, no matter what happens, do not turn away from your faith.
Then, whenever the enemy comes knocking on your door, keep in mind that through prayer you can activate your spiritual resources that God Himself has provided to defeat the enemy, standing in Jesus’ victory. Amen. God is always working behind the scenes in Isaiah 45:15.
In our everyday lives we must prepare ourselves for spiritual warfare, be vigilant in prayer at all times, be watchful, and have discernment for the spiritual battles we face…
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Jesus Is Teaching...
Whatever is attempting to stand in your way, Jesus states, “With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” (Matthew 19:26) This verse emphasizes God’s omnipotence and sovereignty, while humans have limitations, God's power knows no bounds, and this verse emphasizes His power to achieve salvation and overcome human limitations. Salvation entering God’s Kingdom is only possible through God’s grace and power, and not through human achievements, capabilities, and means is what “Jesus Is Teaching.” Who are we to attempt to overrule God's will? And Luke 1:37 says, “For with God nothing will be impossible.” Come forward and trust Him-He will not leave you. It’s all right to put aside focusing on the success. It is more important to focus on doing God’s will. It’s all right to put away people who are not true to their word. It is more important to focus on your godly purpose. Only God’s Word is guaranteed. Only the dependable God keeps His promises.
A thoughtful, final word from my discerning heart on another blessed day of life only by the grace of God. If you are at the end of your breaking point this season of hope, you ought to not quit and not make a detour to your old life. Remain faithful to not weaken to Satan to distract, keeping you busy with distractions, which his main objective is to steal, kill, and destroy. Satan, the adversary and the ferocious, great enemy of your hope is always on the prowl looking to destroy as many souls as possible. As believers, every day it is essential that we put on the whole armor of God to stand against the wiles of the Devil. Because “Satan Hunts Daily in Every Season to Devour You.” Rather you ought to hold to God’s unchanging hand and never let go of His comforting hand. Stay seated at the foot of the cross-God is your ever-present help.
You see, the road gets rough-and tumble for us all sometimes, but we keep trusting and believing in God. God pulled you through, and made a way for you yesterday, and He will do the same today. And we thank God our Father that we are still here on another blessed day, in spite of life’s disappointments. We trust God will not leave us in Hebrews 13:5. On the other hand, if you are in a middle of a rough spot, you ought to mop it up, clean sweep it, and have confidence in God to work it out. God is always working for your good. He is at work now.
As a final point, you do not worry about your life and other people, God takes care of His people, as the Book of Matthew 6:25-34 says. As a result, thanks be to God is turning the page on this year and bringing closure. If you believe it now, God is opening a new chapter in your new year and bringing good things your way.
Our hope is that this vigorous message in less words is that hope, which is my creative difference and approach to my hand-crafted anointed writings are continuously, empowering and inspiring, to all of our guests for an uplifting season of hope. There is always hope for all circumstances in life. Jesus is the reason for hope in John 6:69. Let His love and peace fill your heart.
We stand on the Word of God to know the truth.
Throughout the years, our sincerest hope is that our generous, God-given messages posted on The Inspirational Collections website has been inspiring to all.
Hallelujah! I will just finish on this keynote-from my creative arts writings to have a Gospel praise, as the Book of Psalm 150:1-6 says.
Hallelujah! I will just finish on this keynote-from my creative arts writings to have a Gospel praise, as the Book of Psalm 150:1-6 says.
Time is filled with swift transition/Naught of earth unmoved can stand/Oh, thanks be to God to build your hopes on things eternal/Hold to God's unchanging hand/Trust in Him who will not leave you/Whatsoever years may bring, oh Lord/If by earthly friends forsaken/Still more closely to Him cling/Oh life becomes hard sometimes, and you are at your breaking point, you got to keep holding to God’s unchanging hand, and thank Him that you are still standing/It’s all right, if you have reached your breaking point, you got to hold on to God’s unchanging hand, and don’t let go/Glory hallelujah, though life gets hard sometimes, rest assured the loving, all-powerful God changes not, He is always the same and never ever changes. December 29, 2025 -Jennifergoodness
On a blessed day, I have stopped by to deliver God’s Word importantly at work throughout this act, which is the powerful tool source of inspiration. God is faithful and true. He always comes through time and again.
As believers, we live in the overflow that God is enough for us, and we embrace the truth of His Word. He is the God of our salvation who overflows with goodness, the fruit of the Spirit. Providing not just, He provides for us, but He creates overflow blessings and goodness. The loving, kind, gracious, and holy God always does good things. And the goodness of His Word will do just what it purposed to do. Even while enduring your afflictions God is good. Our suffering humbles us. (Psalm 119:65).
In short, God’s praiseworthy goodness was shown through remarkable actions of service to Him by King Hezekiah as the only good King. Hezekiah was also a great man of prayer, and he demonstrated goodness through his actions and decrees, and his goodness was grounded in his love for God.
God is good-He poured out love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit (Romans 5:5). God wants His love in us to flow through to pass it on to others. Everything good comes from God. And every good and perfect gift is from God above. God is good to His children. He fills our hungry souls with good things. We give thanks to Him for His steadfast unfailing love. We are called to live a grateful life-a call to gratitude, and not mistreating people shamefully. God is good, does good, and gives good gifts to His children. And we graciously thank Him for His amazing, wonderful deeds to mankind.
Also, we see the goodness in our lives when God makes provisions for His people, and it is revealed through His actions and promises. For instance, God promised to never forsake us. Apart from God, we can do nothing. We are never alone we are adopted into God’s family.
Even more, do you observe God’s admirable goodness in your life by giving Him praise for what He has done for you, share the Gospel truth about God to others, call upon Him as the only living good God, and always seek Him wholeheartedly.
Further, we receive the goodness of God by seeking the Kingdom of God first (Matthew 6:33). We receive His goodness by believing, having a close relationship with God, live uprightly, and do not lose heart. Even in our difficult times, we remain faithful, God’s goodness gives us hope. The metaphor: God is the sun and shield (Psalm 84:11).
The keynote has changed to as you go through life, just keep breathing to see the goodness of the Lord. When you have waited patiently for the Lord to come through for you, and you are losing hope, doubting when He will come through for you, the declaration is you shall keep the faith in God, praying, and keep waiting patiently to see the goodness of the Lord. Keep praying, holding on to faith, be obedient and productive. God is enough for us, we must always remind ourselves of that. He said in His Word that He will never forsake us. He is always there to comfort you, rescue and shelter you. Keep living and breathe through it. If God made you a promise, not only will you see it, but He will deliver good things, deliverance, healing, and you will see brighter and better days coming along your path. He may not deliver when you desire Him to, but He will according to His will. God is an indue time One, He is never late. He always comes through on His Word. “God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind” the book of Numbers 23:19.
You see, nothing is impossible for God. God fulfills all His promises. Even when it does not look like it, and you don’t understand, just wait patiently, God will deliver on His promises- “all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose.” Every promise has been fulfilled, absolutely not one has failed (Proverbs 13:12).
Hallelujah Jesus! Beloved child of God now is the time to get yourself together full heartedness, because what God promised you is coming. Can’t you see it in the Spirit-it’s coming.
But now we must move on concluding on, praise God to the benevolence of His love and goodness is with us always.
And what is goodness? Goodness is God’s essential character and nature. God is full of integrity. He cannot lie, do wrong, not desire to do wrong. God is perfectly good and righteous, He cannot be tempted with evil. Goodness is love in action and is perfected in God’s giving and forgiving nature. His forgiveness rescues and restores. As God's love attains its whole effect in our lives as believers, we become progressively like Christ. God displays His goodness, through His mercy, compassion, which are divine grounded characters of God's nature and the sovereign provision of God. For God is merciful and good. He is wholly and infinitely good all the time, and He always will be. Even in unpleasant circumstances, God’s goodness provided comfort. When our needs are beyond our resources, we take refuge in God to humbly make it known to God, and His goodness provides. He is good to all. His steadfast love and mercy endures forever.
In Psalm 31:19 David was brimming with songs of praises, and he praised God’s generous goodness, because he was with God and he loved God with all his heart. David did not place a measure on God’s immeasurable goodness. God’s goodness abounds in times of trials as well as in times of abundance. God is able to make all grace abound to you, and you have all sufficiency in all things at all times, you may abound in every benevolent work. Paul declares in Romans 5:20, “Where sin abounded grace abounded much more.” God is truly amazing to give grace to us when we are not deserving. God’s grace is always greater than all sin. The good news is God’s grace is sufficient, it has abounded over all our sins. And sin does not stop the flow of God’s grace. What Jesus said to the Samaritan woman was: “Neither do I condemn you; go, and sin no more.” (John 8:11).
Furthermore, the divine grace saves us from sin, gives us the desire and enabling power to do God’s will, helps us, strengthens us, and helps us work out our own salvation. Sin is an individual choice on your own accord. You have a choice to walk away from sin and choose life with God or rebellion in willfully sin. Romans (6:23) You can choose to commit to God or continue to sin by your own personal choice. When you sin, you can choose to repent immediately. Jesus redeemed us-He paid the ransom for us. Justifying sin: the Book of Romans 3:24. Ultimately, though you have received the knowledge of the Gospel truth, which you can put away all excuses for choosing to sin and live in sin. To continue sinning separates you from God. Nevertheless, as believers, we shall not purposely go on sinning so God’s grace can increase. Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ: Romans 6:1-4
A word: having set out, transformational faith can and will change your life, which allows God to work in your life. Change your life around through the journey of transformation, which involves constant work of the Holy Spirit in our blessed lives. Further, when you see them, you know, stop seeing their past when you look at them, and bring it up in your conversation. They survived yesterday-it’s a new day of life, which is a new beginning. Praise God for turning it around.
Everything in our lives is a gift from God rested on His grace. One is full of grace when they demonstrate giving to others out of gratitude in the joy of the Lord. Why is living by the fruit of the Spirit so important? 2 Corinthians 3:18
The fruit of the Spirit is not an out-of-date lineup of traits. The message of the cross: Christ Jesus loved us and gave Himself for us; an act of love. The cross triumphs sin and death (1 Peter 2:24).
Our hope is the graceful grace of God’s Word throughout this blessed act is uplifting to your wholesome self.
And for me, I am grateful to God to continue my blessed journey anchor in the power of truth in serving God who is my identity. November 27, 2025
I got to go… I have God’s work to do. -Jenniferjust throw the net,
god will surprise you: John 21:6
Are you seeing now the goodness of the Lord working in your life? Praise God in your hardships and be patient. Your hardships are making you stronger, and teaching you lessons that God purposed for you. Yes, no matter what it looks like at this moment, rather than procrastinating, stepping out in faith, to fulfill your purpose, “Just Throw the Net, God Will Surprise You”-for your good and His glory. Nothing is impossible for God, the Burden Bearer. God has unlimited powers-He can do all things. He always keeps His promises. Furthermore, believers rely on God’s strength, and there is no need to fear harm and face fear in the valley of darkness because not only is God, present, but knowing that “Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.” And as a result of this, keep pushing forward, regardless if you are being hard pressed while doing God’s will, instead of allowing procrastination being a hinderance in your life, to being productive in doing the Lord’s work.
Going a bit further in this supposedly brief message in a bottle: Peter quickly sank Because He Didn’t Keep His Eyes On Jesus in Matthew 14:27-29. And in John 21:6, Jesus said, “Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some. “When they did, they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.” Yes, they trusted the Lord to “Just Throw the Net, God Will Surprise You.” They were surprised to “When they did, they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.” Amen. After a fruitless journey, do not give up on God. Rather believe in Him, and do not hesitate to trust God, the Shield of faith. He will show up-the overflow of fish confirms that the man on the shore is Jesus. In spite of our own efforts, we cannot catch nothing without God, but we will not catch nothing.
All our hope rests with this entire message on believing in God, trusting in God, having faith in God, believing in God’s reliability, His ability, relying on His strength, having confidence and hope in God. And saints of God have fidelity to God, which includes faithfulness, reliability, and having steadfast loyalty, trust, and obedience to God. Saints fidelity to God may we willingly commit ourselves to God, and nothing God asks of His people is too much.
Although we are tired and our efforts and our journey was fruitless, we keep following Jesus throwing the net into the sea. God does not always move when we want Him to, but we can agree that He is never late. Then trust God, and just throw the net in the sea, to receive your blessed catch.
God’s rod authority over all dominions and power is our…
I just pulled down the shades on this act. November 27, 2025 -Jenniferall that God has done
Hallelujah, rather than focusing on your problems, be thankful for "All That God Has Done" for you and thank God for "All That He Has Done"; a reflection of gratitude (Psalm 107:21). Don’t count your problems, count your blessings in place of focusing on your problems, that are and can be a blessing. Amen. Grace upon grace that can keep us anchored in truth, makes our hearts secured in Christ, even as we are repeatedly, buffered mercilessly by great forces of waves in life.
Above all we fear the Lord and dedicate our lives to serving Him faithfully with joy, and trusting in His never-failing faithfulness, the fruit of the Spirit. 1 Samuel 12:24 encourages us to faithfully serve the Lord with all our hearts in spirit and truth. It’s our gratitude way of giving God thankfulness for the great things He has done for us, done in our lives and given us.
As we continue our walks of life an act of kindness reflects the love of Jesus Christ to others, we hope that all draw inspiration from 1 Samuel (12:24), and we keep in mind the Holy Spirit desires us to have self-control in our lives and His likeness. Self-control, the fruit of the Spirit is a vital aspect of the Christian living. Walking in the Spirit we partake of God’s fruit, and the result will be like Jesus.
Keep in mind, waiting on the Lord requires self-control, discipline, patience, and a continual walk of trusting God, the Compassionate Healer. The lack of self-control leads to an appetite for impulsive decisions, which you are not giving yourself time to make sound decisions. Hallelujah, amen. November 18, 2025 -JenniferTroubling Things
Ah…oh yes… This blessed fall day; my eyes opened to writing this act…Open the window and let the fresh air in-God is a burden bearer. He is working out your “Troubling Things” right now, especially in these days and times. Keep your eyes on Jesus, and you will see it’s going to work together in your favor for your good and His glory.
In the midst of “Troubling Things,” pondering in your heart, stay in the good spirits place, Jesus, the Good Shepherd is holding everything together. Providing not just, He gives power to the faint, but He is working it out at this moment. And when you are weakened, God increases your strength in these uncertain, perilous times. Yes, He is our refuge and strength.
Servant of God put away feeling small because they disliked you (Deuteronomy 14:2; Matthew 5:44-45). God does not play in the game of favorites. Not only do you matter to God and He loves you, but He has no partiality toward one person over another person. During small moments, God sets His eyes upon the small people, the small people in humble and small places. Amen. God’s eye is on them who fear Him (Psalm 33:18). Even God Himself became small to save us (Philippians 2:6-8).
Undoubtedly, we are going to suffer as long as we have breath in our body, but we learn how to manage it-having faith in God. And we stand up with our chins up, not down. Job, a righteous man; served God faithfully and suffered greatly. After all the “Troubling Things” that Job endured, God pulled Him through, and He will do the same for you. That’s what God does. He holds everything together. God takes great delight in His people with His love.
Do not focus on what is going on around you; what Jesus said was: “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible” (Matthew 19:26) Yes, saints of God…
And I have put down the window on this act with a word: this season of gratitude, may you choose to keep in mind, Jesus' Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 6:4). November 12, 2025
Thank God for The Inspirational Collections. -JenniferTurn Away from Walking in
the Way of Evil
And so, we begin in Proverbs 4:14 King Solomon warns “Do not enter the path of the wicked, And do not walk in the way of evil.” He is warning about the evil, denoting them who are evil, and not just evil in essence. The danger spoken here is regarding relationships. More importantly, Solomon, a wise man wrote this verse for his son to avoid “the path of the wicked, And do not walk in the way of evil.” This specific warning in this verse about evil is emphasizing that you have a choice to choose the righteous path and remove your foot from the evil path of destruction. And this verse warns against the consequences of actions in associating oneself with immortal individuals who have set foot on the wicked path, and they walk in the way of evil, which they will lead you astray. Yes, ungodly actions, and disobeying God brings about consequences. Living a wholesome, Christian life is a righteous life, following Jesus’ teachings and growing in loving-kindness.
The realism of the presence of evil reminds us of the metaphor that every day is not the sound of the calming ocean waves. Yes, everyday life has its inevitable ups and downs, its challenges and triumphs, the same as the ocean waves. The changing of the ocean waves teaches us to embrace change and adapt. Servants of God we do not adapt to “walk in the way of evil.” God is not unrighteous. Anger is the grounds behind unrighteousness, which is rooted in self-love. As a result, not only do we learn to have confidence in God to navigate through life’s ups and downs with grace and endurance, but we embrace them, instead of going against them. And we give God thanks for past provisions and provisions in every season.
And I go on to say that walking in the Spirit, you yield to God’s control, follow His guidance and completely surrender your life in obedience to the Lord Jesus Christ. Solomon declares that persons who are pursuing godliness, which is a devotion action of love and affection towards God that results in a life of…
This is where I have closedown this mighty act.
I will just conclude on what Jesus said in the Gospel of Matthew 12:39, Jesus referred to the Pharisees as an "evil and adulterous generation.” An evil heart does not produce good works. The tree is known by its fruit.
Emanuel, Jesus, the Prince of Peace is how I made it this far in my life. I have packed up my stuff for carrying on my journey to flowing through the Bible. October 31, 2025 -Jennifergospel praise
Hosanna to the Lord Jesus Christ who saved (Romans 10:9-10) us all! In our journeys, we have come a long way (Romans 13:11) through the terrain of the wilderness, valleys, and the beautiful, rugged mountains, and the Lord sustained us to endure our burdens. No doubt, we are never alone, we are adopted into God’s family. But in spite of we had hard, troubling times, the good news is knowing that God is faithful-He is soothing to our hearts, minds and souls. God always comes through for His children. God can do it for His beloved children…time and again, God always pulls us through. Then God is going to turn around and get the glory. Yes, God our Father is faithful and true. - “We Come a Long Way,” D.S.
All that we have been through and endured, we know that God, the Most High is merciful, gracious, longsuffering, and abounding in goodness and truth. He is so good. He did not leave us in the place of our burdens. He brought us through time and again, not only because He loves us, but because He cares. Amen! If Paul and Silas were here at this moment, they would tell us that God is so good (Psalm 100:5). And if the Samaritan woman at the well were here, she would tell us that God is so good. That’s what God does when we are experiencing trials, challenges, and difficulties, He is so good to take care of us and rescue us the same way He rescued Daniel in the den of lions. Though God did all this in the Old Testament period, He will do the same for His children today. He will do what He said again and again, because He is so good, and He keeps His promises. - “So Good,” T.W.B.
Oh yeah, don’t focus on what it looks like at this moment, it’s going to work! As members of the body of Christ Jesus all things are possible with God-He works all things together (Romans 8:28). God has a plan for each of His sons and daughters. Yes, He has a plan for our life to prosper, give hope and a future. His will is that His beloved children obey the Gospel truth of His Word that we should glorify Him in all things. Amen. Saints of God should love God with your whole hearts, minds, and love our neighbors as ourselves. Yes, just keep your eyes on Jesus, and give Him your full focus, it’s going to work for your good. “Work Together,” V.M.
I have concluded my morning praise party on-when Jesus, the Sacrifice for all the World says, it’s a gift from God, as everyone knows Jesus is speaking about the salvation of the living water He gives us (John 4:10).
Regardless of how much or how little we have, we can always be content when we remember that Jesus is the ultimate provider - always. He knows what we need and when to give it to us (Philippians 4:19). November 4, 2025
Hallelujah! I am going on with my Bible tools.
Oh, Jesus, Jesus, the Living Water who can quench our thirst... -JenniferHold on to Faith
Stay strong God’s beloved children, in the ups and downs of life. We all have been through the storms of life of Mother Nature, and all that we have endured by the hands of others, we are still here only by the God of all grace. We have triumphed the work of the Devil attempting to form weapons against us. Do not be discouraged to give up. Instead “Hold on to Faith,” and keep walking in the ways of God. Yes, storms may come, and sometimes we find ourselves adrift at sea, but rest assured, “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain, where our forerunner, Jesus, has entered on our behalf. He has become a high priest forever, in the order of Melchizedek” (Hebrews 6:19-20). Do not let your storms drive you insane, deal with it Jesus, your anchor is here to hold you through it all. The Lord Jesus Christ is the anchor of our souls. He is a mighty and reliable anchor for our souls. It steers us through the curtain into God's inner sanctuary. Thank You Jesus for being here for Your beloved children like You remains unwavering true to Your promises and remains faithful towards Your chosen people; a time of refreshing to be restored.
Nonetheless, regarding the area of helping others and benevolence, the Bible also teaches that we must have wise discernment (Matthew 10:16, James 1:5, and Luke 6:30-36). October 5, 2025
My testimony is …
Ah…Yes…I have put down the window on this overflowing act, which dives deeply into “Jesus Is the True Anchor of our Faith.”
Stay blessed. -Jenniferhello from
the inspirational collections authors
Glorious joy to a blessed beautiful fall season of gratitude that we have been given for gratefulness-may we graciously with everyday thanksgiving, walk in the ways of God giving gratitude thanks to Him, and that we be reminded of the bountiful blessing of God our Father. And may your blessed heart be full of joy and filled with gratitude of everyday thanksgiving and as you walk through this blessed season of gratitude, knowing that God’s grace is sufficient and His mercy endures forever. And may all live each day to the fullest and cherish each moment of life as a precious gift from God.
Praise God, the Gospel victory! We are ending on, continuing walking in humility to spreading the good news of God’s everlasting love, His grace, His mercy, His faithfulness to all people. And we pray to God to empower our word to speak of His amazing grace. According to God’s Word we pray to give perfect peace to us and keep our minds steadfast steady on Him. For the wonderful verse of Isaiah 26:3 says that God, the Everlasting Strength gives peace to them whose minds are steadfast stayed on Him. In the precious name of Jesus. Amen. September 22, 2025 -JenniferI Know God Can
Keep in mind, this season of gratitude, we thank God for not leaving us like we once was bound in the conditions of discomfort, financially strapped, enduring challenges, and the metaphor of the storms of life, and more importantly when our souls was lost. In our life journeys, there are two paths and two kinds of people in the world: the lost and the found. Jesus said, “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10). All lost souls, do it now and sprint to Jesus, our Lord and Savior. We are alive today because Jesus Christ took the punishment for our sins. He is a good God to have blessed us time and again, even when some strayed away so many times, even when we are not deserving, and didn’t stay in His will. And Lord what did You do? You never abandoned us in our highs and lows, You stayed with us. Yes, “I Know God Can” do just what He said, and He always comes through. Amen. Although we have to endure these things, it is God who brings us through. So, we take it to God, He understands what you are going through, and we keep the faith knowing everything is going to be just fine.
Thank You Jesus, all shall take a look on their life, and see what God has done, and His grace has always brought us through. It’s a blessing to have Jesus by our side, we cannot make this journey without Him. This season of gratitude, it’s fine that you put away your old ways, and stubbornness, and embrace change. Amen. When God steps in the midst of your discomforting season, He can fix it. Hallelujah, send down Your Holy Ghost, Lord.
You see, whatever you are enduring, Jesus will not abandon you and leave you like you once was, He will release you, and He is there with you. Having Jesus in your blessed life is truly a paramount, thank You Jesus!
Oh yes! There is much more to this blessed act of the transformation of my spiritual writings, that God Himself transformed. But I have put down the window to managing God’s overflowing messages. September 23, 2025
Hallelujah Jesus! In God’s due time…in my walk of humility, I am preparing to stop by with a biblical word… -JenniferLiving a Godly Life
While journeying the long-standing narrow path of my godly-diligent work, I just stopped by to deliver a biblical word. Yes, it pleases God when we are diligent in our work.
Blessed child of God does not give up on God when things do not work out the way you planned, and you are feeling despondent and brokenhearted. Rather keep in mind that all things work according to God’s plan and decision, living the same life as Jesus. Your circumstances and other people do not determine your destiny. We walk in humility, instead of going against God, which is a losing battle. It’s all connected, God heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds (Psalm 147:3). Glory hallelujah this paragraph leads you into The Wilderness Collections book two.
God’s amazing goodness characterizes everything that He is. Christians are called to put away the things that opens the door to entangle unbelievers in our lives, which can and will lead us astray from God (2 Timothy 2:4). This includes the full coarse meal of sins. Instead, we should be “Living a Godly Life” which demonstrates to be like Jesus, walking in love and forgiveness. Further, we should not allow worldliness to distract our working relationship with God; we have too much work to do. We faithfully work hard for God, patiently, and we focus on fulfilling the duties of our ministry He called us to do, to build up the body of Christ, and remain sober minded in all things.
Apart from the fact, the grace of God offers salvation from our past debts and saved us from the penalty of sin; the wrath of God’s final judgment but also secures it. Understanding saving grace is the Christian's first encouragement for “Living a Godly Life.” Grace teaches us how to live in this earthly world. We are to live in the way that reflects the fruit of the Spirit, and turn away from our old self, which is our old way of life in sin, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, and put on our new self. All saved Christians through the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ are one unified family as the body of the Lord Jesus Christ (Ephesians 4:1-6). Our unity in Christ will transform how we treat each other. As believers, we pursue doing right by people (Matthew 7:12).
Dwelling in today’s world there are people who have forgotten what it truly means to be kind to one another; assuming the worst in people, instead of loving one another in the body of Christ. Being kind to one another is a command from God, not an option. We are to imitate God in our everyday life. And live a life filled with love, following the example of the Lord Jesus Christ. As Christians, we are called to be like Jesus, the book of Ephesians 4:31-32 (NKJV), teaches, “Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, and evil speaking be put away from you, with all malice. And be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God in Christ forgave you.’
Given your disposition when someone has hurt you deeply, some of us want to seek revenge for the pain and hurt that they have inflicted upon us. What does God’s Word say, and how we as Christians, should respond to one who has wronged us in the body of Christ? The Bible tells us: “And be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God in Christ forgave you.” Nevertheless, some people’s natural tendency is to result to a guard mode; and put up safety walls around them. They are closed ears to “be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another.” Their heart is the portrait of what Jeremiah 17:9 says. They desire to inflict pain and hurt on people in the similar fashion they inflicted on them. They even plotted and planned evil against you and God turned it around for the good of His glory…all things work together. They desired to see you suffer more than what you are enduring, which is ungodly. But in Ephesians 4:32, God’s Word says your response has a Christian duty to be kindness, kindly affectionate to each other with brotherly love, and tenderness, forgiveness, not bitterness, and revenge. No matter what, we are to pursue unity in the bond of peace and apply God’s Word to our everyday life. However, you take responsibility for your faults, choices, decisions, mistakes, stop blaming others, and move on.
Ultimately, your focus should not be revenge, to harp on, and hold a debt over one’s heads, a debt that they can never repay, instead you should be focusing on the beauty of restoring them in Christ and pray for them.
In closing, providing not just, may we give God thanks in all things, but may we choose to give God thanks in all things, and live every day in the fruit of the Spirit.
In life’s journeys we are to keep in mind to give God all the gratitude that He is the God of all grace. We thank Him that Christ suffered on the cross for our punishment, but also for separating the power of sin and Satan in our life. The work God started in His children will continue until the day of Christ Jesus (Philippians 1:6). Amen.
Our deepest sincerest hope is that this bestowed grace “Inspirational” message that I wrote in the midnight hour is inspiring to all. September 7, 2025
And I am soldiering on standing firm and unwavering in my faith working with God our Father. -Jennifera cloudy day keeps getting brighter
Nothing is impossible for our God-I just stopped in to say Jesus is our burden bearer. Everything that we, God’s sons and daughters endure work together for our good according to God’s purpose. No matter how dark the day looks, God can and will turn it around to “A Cloudy Day Keeps Getting Brighter,” for the good of His glory. So, just wait and see it’s not going to always be like this: “And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it.” (John 1:5)
In Psalm 68:19, we find daily encouragement as well as comfort in knowing that God is an ever-present help. He is a loving Father who carries our burdens every blessed day. This doesn't mean that we will not face challenges, difficulties and circumstances of life, but it does mean that we don’t have to carry our burdens alone. Instead give your burdens to Jesus and let Him lighten your load. The God we serve is omnipotent, all-powerful of bearing the weight of all our troubles. And as we continue our blessed journey, may we give God all the glory, and praise Him not just for the many blessings but also for being our burden-bearer. And we constantly pray to the loving Father, and keep our minds centered on Him, so that righteousness and the peace of God will guard your heart and mind as you walk in the ways of God. Not only does He carry our burdens every day, but He gives life to the dead. He is a God who can do anything-all things work according to His purpose.
In closing, it is God’s will for us to forgive one another, just as God in Christ has forgiven us, be kind, tenderhearted, compassionate, and loving to one another. In the Book of Ephesians, the Bible says let all bitterness, wrath, anger and malice be put away from you and be kind to one another tenderhearted, forgive one another as God in Christ forgave you (Ephesians 4:31-32). Put away pre-judgement with a made-up mind, settled in your old ways. If you are holding on to an unforgiving heart pick up the shovel and “Let’s Bury It and Forgive.” Yes, change can be hard, but it’s time to bust out the old, and in with the new (Luke 5:36-39). Amen. We can all assuredly relate to what the self-reflective shovel is about. “But above all things put on love, which is the bond of perfection.” August 28, 2025 -JenniferWhen the Enemy Strikes
Just calm down, everything is blessed. God knows your blood is boiling “When the Enemy Strikes.” Keep the faith and stay on the path of pursuing the fruit of the Spirit-self-control. Let’s settle in calmly and get to it:
Morning glory of meditation whispers of the spirit: in our Christian walk, we must live by the Word of God and digest it every day. Rather than pursuing unrighteous living and allowing our lives to become full of every kind of wickedness (Romans 1:18-32) and encouraging others to follow you; the clique. Do not be a heartless person to gloat in other’s suffering-Proverbs 17:5. We all suffer together (1 Corinthians 12:26). Do not be a heartless person to gloat in other’s misfortune-Proverbs 17:5. Do not be a heartless person to gloat when your enemy falls-Proverbs 24:17-18. Be glad when your enemy succeeds, embrace it, rejoice and offer them help, instead of plotting evil against them; letting it get in the way of your blessings. Gloating in not showing your neighbor love when you take pleasure in their misfortune. What Jesus said was: “You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself” (Matthew 22:37–39, NKJV). Are you a true Christian with the intent to purposely hurt someone else, cause them pain, and then you gloat about it.
There are people who will do anything to stop your godly assignment. You ought not focus on what people think about you. Stay focus on your assignment, and do not cross over to other people’s lanes, telling them how to do their assignment. Instead, do what David did, he praised God for His amazingness and all-powerful act of creation (Exodus 14:17). Who are we to tell people that they have not done everything that God ordered them to do-we focus on our own assignment to take care of, and we abide in God to “Love Thy Neighbor.”
Moreover, when they have crossed over into forbidden boundaries of looking in your house, attempting to give you unwarranted advice, thinking they are superior to you, which causes stress, you have volition to reject their unsolicited advice of attempting to manipulate the situation in their own gain, and close your curtains. Further, whenever you are attempting to control other people’s transgressions of God’s design for our relationships (Mark 7:20-23). Attempting to control people is evil, and it is misuse of God’s-given authority, and so on. Yes, there are people who are sensitive to God’s truth, and they rather have it watered down. God is not partiality. He is an awe-inspiring God.
God changes things; seek and you will find. Self-reflection, forgetting about God-God is always in control; He loves us all. This is good news for the Lord reigns; the Lord is in charge. Thank Him and praise Him (Psalm 97). Journeying through life do not be rigid and abrasive with each other. Instead, we ought to be gentle and gracious with people, the same as God was with David, in spite of his flaws and sins. The spiritual enlightenment is that revenge is a sour taste. And although David experienced victories in his life, he also comprehended that God's love and provisions have an eternal standpoint. To truly love others as Christ loved us, we have to sacrifice some things (John 15:12-14). Spiritual maturity with “The Changing of Seasons” and growing.
God’s grace is sufficient, His grace is all we need. We focus on God’s promises rather than our circumstances of life. Trusting God enables God’s beloved people to walk stronger in their faith, because God is the author and finisher of our faith.
Thus, Oh, Lord, who are you going to reach out to when folks have plotted evil against you, backstabbed you with narcissism intentions, and your cross is hard to bear (Romans 15:7-17). You ought to steal away and look toward heaven, reaching out to Jesus, pray, forgive them all, and keep pushing forward-having confidence in God. And although you have done nothing against people, they will still persecute you, plot evil against you, and untruthfulness on you, as they did Paul: the Book of Acts: Paul Preaches at Rome Under Guard.
With that said, when we sin, we repent and confess it immediately, or when we recognize it. Otherwise, guilt will settle in and weigh heavily on us, as it did on David in the Book of Psalm. And finally David confessed his rebellious sins to God, and he put away trying to hide his guilt. And God forgave David. All his guilt was a bygone.
A quick glance at the narcissist individuals: they are self-loving individuals who consider themselves more important than others, with the anticipation of favorable treatment as their due. Their motives are not sincere, they undoubtedly believe that they should receive whatever they want and desire. They have the belief that the people in their surroundings and people in general should be in compliance with accommodating them in their unrighteousness, and comply with their every demand, want, and whim. They will attempt to involve the entire clique against you to achieve their wants, with their complicities. Speaking about complicities, when you know that someone is doing something unrighteous, and you willingly participate-too, you are also practicing unrighteousness. Further, when you employ a narcissist to speak on your behalf, they fabricate with embellishments to God’s table of truth. But the fact remains that God is in control, and He is an unchanging God. He loves us all.
Testimony: What my ears recently witness The Inspirational Collections charity pastor's sermon speaking about a narcissist along the lines of: if everyone at the basketball court is using a person’s basketball, because they could not afford a basketball, and if they don’t let the person with the basketball win, they pack up with their basketball, so no one can play basketball, because they did not have it their way.
The Book of Romans, “Paul teaches in this letter that: 1) no human being is righteous; 2) Jesus Christ is perfectly righteous; 3) if we have faith in Jesus, we are freed from the power of sin, given a new life, and returned to a right relationship with God; 4) we should live Christian lives that are “holy and pleasing to God.” Paul emphasizes the need of all people for the saving grace of God. Also in Romans 1:18-32, Paul is warning that “The wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all the godlessness and wickedness of men who suppress the truth by their wickedness.” The righteous live by faith (Hebrews 10:38).
Further on, the Spirit of truth-the wiles of the Devil, which is our main adversary (Ephesians 6:11). Daily believers are to put on the whole armor of God, that you are able to stand against the Devil’s devised schemes. Yes, God can and will sustain you to withstand the Devil’s cunning and deceitful tactics. However, daily we must be prepared for the reality of spiritual warfare. The Devil’s scheme is not of God to ensnare people through intimidation, manipulation, and so on. The Devil, the accuser is the father of all lies (John 8:44). He is clever, deceitful, and crafty. The Devil is the seed planter of unforgiveness, hatred, resentment, bitterness, and disrupting harmony. The unity of bond combats the Devil’s schemes. A follow up message to “A Beacon of Light” in the wilderness, says the coauthor.
However, as believers, sin separates our fellowship from God our Father. You are pulled in separate directions from attempting to serve sin and obedience. Praise God to we cannot lose our salvation because of sin. A repentant heart, and seeking for God’s forgiveness will bring us back into fellowship with Him.
Oh Lord, who are you going to reach out to when you are pressed down by your burdens (Matthew 11:28–30), and you are leveled to the ground-you ought to reach out to Jesus when your load gets too heavy, your cross is too hard to bear, and the pain is too intense to bear. Yes, you can reach out to Jesus anytime. But you don’t give up.
As we wrap up this message, behold Your face-God’s amazing grace, You gave us the gift of life. You gave us the freedom of choice to react and respond, to not let our voices be silent in sharing the Gospel or the good news of the Lord Jesus Christ. We faithfully pursue practicing the fruit of the Spirit, and to keep in mind that your thoughtful rooted response is more important than your reaction. However, whenever you react quickly driven by emotions of your conscious thought process, which you will, and you have at some point in your life, because only Jesus is perfectly righteous, focus on breathing, maintaining self-control, and take a moment to collect yourself. A gentle approach is pleasing to God, and inviting; everything blessed (Proverbs 15:1).
In our journey of life, as children of God, we must remember as we face adversity, it’s when we need to remember the importance of faith in our lives. August 8, 2025 -JenniferAttempting To Pack Two Masters
In The Same Suitcase
When the Enemy Strikes:
What Jesus said about attempting to serve two masters: “No one can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon.” (Matthew 6:24 (NKJV)
Sin results in spiritual death, and obedience results in righteousness.
We have been saved by grace, which we have a choice to do something willingly or voluntarily. We can choose to be a servant of sin, the Devil or to be a servant of righteousness, God our Father. The two choices are, we are either a slave to sin, which we obey sin in our everyday life or we are a slave to righteousness, which we remain obedient to God. God's Word does not change-everyday of our lives we are face with the choices to sin or pursue righteousness in obeying God.
God, day by day help Your beloved children to make the righteous choices in life, and to live our lives in willing obedience as servants of righteousness, as we seek to do Your will, grow in grace, and for Your greater glory. Amen. August 8, 2025 -JenniferA short chronicle of
the breakthrough history of
the inspirational collections journey
Grace upon grace, at any time God Himself can transform this blogging website to non-blogging. September 18, 2025
Since 2018, we have been sharing the good news of the Gospel on this fruitful website for doing the Lord's work. September 23, 2025
His Word is Forever Fruitful
The Inspirational Collections commitment is merely to God, sharing the Gospel of His forever fruitful Word (Isaiah 55:11). As a Christian, citizen of heaven, you truly follow Jesus Christ’s Word, which our identity is rooted, not the things of the unbelieving world that does not listen to God’s Word, and not part of its values (John 17:16). God’s Kingdom does not originate from this world (John 18:36). We are to embrace the suffering and pain, as Jesus. Rather than pursuing the things of the world to satisfy us (Psalms 17:15). The things of the world do not bring you joy. The God of wealth who owns everything knows what we need, and He will provide for the nourishment of our means to satisfy our needs. The goodness of God, a fruit of the Spirit. September 24, 2025
Trust God, Instead
Amen. We are still holding our course on the narrow path, and committed to God’s will, since 2007. We trusted God, and God Himself saw us through it all.
The Inspirational Collections messages in a bottle and sermons will resume when only God’s voice lets me know according to His plan. God knows His will for my life. So, I will be still and wait patiently for God, who I trust.
The Holy Spirit will guide His beloved children into all truth (John 16:13).
Life is much simpler when we abide in God. As believers, we are to “Trust God, Instead” of our own desires in our hearts. We are expected to help in God’s house and serve God with a joyful spirit. We are to stand before God ready and willing to serve Him every day of our lives, which is one of the most important principles of the Christian faith…
Ah…oh yes…Nothing is impossible for God. He is a burden bearer. According to His purpose He works everything together for your good. September 30, 2025
This scroll history of our journey concludes with The Inspirational Collections. Throughout the years of receiving and utilizing our messages in a bottle and sermons our sincerest hope is that our labor of love has been uplifting and inspiring food for thought. October 3, 2025 -Jenniferthe inspirational collections
workmanship is for
the kingdom of god
stay and see it
through
The blessed opening to this remarkable message is “we will not be moved in our God-given assignment.”
Hallelujah, good things coming our way-we are doing God’s will constantly filled with the Spirit. The Gospel victory! Walking in the ways of God is following Jesus, abiding in His Word. Every God-given assignment matters and is important to God that He Himself has entrusted in His sons and daughters. It is God who gives His sons and daughters assignments. Every person matters to God. God does not give unimportant spiritual assignments (John 14:1-31). Stand firm in your God-given assignment, giving your full work and letting nothing move you. Your labor in God is not in vain-every assignment God gives work for the good of His glory. We have been laboring this God-given assignment since 2007-we will continue forward doing God’s will, closed ears to the adversary’s distractions.
Further on, whenever you have a question for God, you can ask Him directly in your relationship with Him-He is always in reach. God speaks His own Words. However, we should not question God, He is above our understanding. God our Father will embrace our questions, but without any exception to God’s sovereignty He will not allow a complaint, challenge and protest to His sovereign will. We are God’s creation secured in His love-we are to trust Him completely even when we do not understand; lean not on your own understanding. God is in control-He holds the entire world in His holy hands.
Hallelujah! The Inspirational Collections is a bestowed grace in godly workmanship, which is not our assignment; the goodness of the Lord that should not be taken for granted. Yes, God can do anything, He has cleared the path for us to continue publishing our books with limited resources, depending solely on Him. We walk in humility. Yes, it is only God Himself who provides the resources to maintain The Inspirational Collections website live. Each brand-new day we see the beauty of God’s greatness. We give thanks to God in all circumstances of life, praising Him, and we must not abuse His generosity with self-love. Believers give God thanks for everything He has done for us in the Lord Jesus Christ. August 25, 2025
-Jennifer
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