2016 Theme: "Spreading SCRIPTURAL HOLINESS" - S.A.T THE WORD
Come and Worship With Us on Sundays @ 8:30am         Join Our Bible Class on Wednesdays @ 7:00pm         We Need Your Feedback          Please Contact The Resident Minister with your Donations; Money, Books, Toys and Computers for the Children, etc,         GOD BLESS YOU!         Speak The Word!          Act The Word!!          and Think The Word!!!

Home Devotional Library Sermons Church Service Upcoming Events Quotes Activities Of The Week Classes Day Borns Performance Church History Leadership History Children Service Youth Ministry Celebrating People Photo Gallery Your Questions
or Suggestions
Prayer Request Contact Us About Us

LOOK BEYOND THE BLESSING!
Worthy Devotions
By George Whitten, Editor of Worthy Devotions

Psalm 3:8 - Salvation belongeth unto the LORD: thy blessing is upon thy people. Selah.

Yeshua (Jesus) told His disciples to go into the deep waters and let down their nets for fish. When they did, their nets were filled up with fish to the point of breaking. Being fishermen and businessmen, they may have been tempted to start doing business. I mean, think how much they could make!

But God had a different purpose. The disciples' occupation as fishermen was just a vehicle for God to demonstrate His great power and love. He wasn't blessing them with fish so that they would get excited about fishing -- He was blessing them with fish so that they could get their eyes off their fishing and on to the greater call He had for them! Thankfully, they left the fishing business and went off with the Lord to do great and mighty things.

Too many of us are wrapped up in fish. We seek the Lord for His blessings, prosperity, and success. But true discipleship is focusing not on the blessings of the Lord, but on the Lord of the blessings!

We can rejoice in our blessings, but let's not dwell on them! Let's set our eyes on the Lord and the calling He has for us. When He sees that we have pure and willing hearts, He will be faithful to use us to accomplish His glorious plan!


Very Rev. Helena Opoku-Sarkodie