Divine Encounters

Day 3: Gen.8:1-11:32 God doesn't forget anyone. No matter the storm in life as long as I am in the ark of God's salvation God will not forget me. I love the statement that God remembered Noah. As I go through the year I will continually remind myself that God remembers me and will make a wave to blow the waters of the storms of life away making a way for me to walk on dry land. The raven and dove comparison makes me realise the value God places on me. My body is not the landing strip of anything that can land anywhere. Be a person who carries such great value to attract and keep value. The dove brought back an olive branch. We don't know what the raven carried. Value ensures you carry that which is worthwhile. Noah moved only on instruction from heaven. He didn't step out of the ark because he saw the dry ground. He moved when Heaven instructed him. Make every step when Heaven orders to see Heaven's blessing. Noah offered a sacrificial offering on leavi...

Day 2 Reading: Gen:4:1-7:24 Cain, the first born, followed the footsteps of his father Adam in not walking in obedience to God. They both gave in and thus gave away their heritage. Be careful that your life is not given away because of giving in to the pleasures or temptations of this world. View the dainties of this world with displeasure, not covetousness.  'Sin lies at the door if you don't do well' Gen. 4:7. Lord help me to watch the doorway of my heart for the enemy is deceptive. In the midst of this sad tale of how Cain murdered Abel, I am encouraged because if the blood of Abel brought such judgement what about the Blood of Jesus the Son of God. I am encouraged to know that my destiny is not in the hands of the enemy for the Blood of Jesus is calling me out and terminating every stroke of the enemy. Seth the son born after Abel is killed has a son called Enosh. I wondered why the scriptures say after he was born men began to call on God. Enosh points...