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Your Time Has Come

Let me begin by saying thanks to all of you who have encouraged me to keep writing. It helps to know that am not just speaking to myself but someone else is beside me along this journey and that person is you the reader. Most importantly am grateful to God for this idea.

Yesterday we began the book of 1 Samuel. The beginning instantly encourages anyone who has waited for a miracle for long and has to suffer many taunts from various quarters. Am really grateful to God because He is faithful. Samuel was a solution to two parties. God needed a voice as the priestly voice had failed him. Hannah needed a son.

I don't know how many times she had been to the temple but this one occasion resulted in a miracle. I don't know how long you have waited but your wait is over. Why do I say the wait is over? Samuel later has encounters with God where we see God reveal Himself to Samuel by His Word. As you study the Word may you also encounter God like never before causing your life to take a new flight path of greatness.

The same way Saul's life was changed to become a King may you move to a new level as you encounter the Word. As you go through this week may you be filled with joy.

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