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“God does not give us an ache” Beyond the point we can break Though often said to give hope Its the wrong end of the rope Context is not to “suffer” “Temptation” is the matter God gives you stability Within your ability Temptation is the wrong fruit God gives you an escape route So temptation you endure That will give the correct cure To be tempted is not sin But to it do not give in Jesus was tempted as well But His soul He would not sell

But Satan is still around With God’s law we must abound First His kingdom you must seek Gives you strength, no longer weak If God’s standards we sustain Then his blood is in our vein Move steady, and do not slip Do not risk to lose His grip Temptation can be made void But suffering can’t avoid To pass the cup, Jesus prayed Our salvation not delayed When life seems too much to bear Seek God’s mercy, He’ll be there Lord embrace me, hold me tight You are faithful, full of might

WOL DEVOTIONAL POEM

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praying for the next generation

How much do we miss of God's grace when we don't pray? Like most parents did, one time or another, we came through a situation that it's nearly too impossible to explain something to our children. Maybe because of the pride our children have, or because of peer behavior or, perhaps just for them to be hard-headed to gives us some hard time. But how are we to explain what they miss when they do not pray? How is this thing calculated? If it can be calculated! We can pray for our children who are in church and who at one point attended feel the need to talk with God. Only He can show them what they miss when they lack prayers.

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It is always important for couples to keep in mind that their union is based on their covenant between them and God. This covenant is not a trifling matter but of a most significant one. Besides the couple giving their word, they have God as their witness, the One who designed their union. When we refer to the concept of giving one’s word, we need to understand the responsibility it entails. Your word is you stand by who you are, yourself, your character, your integrity. The foundation of the covenant-keeping love

between a man and a woman is the unbroken covenant between them and God—God governing them for their good, and they enjoying him in that security and relying on him. It is also based on obedience to God. When Adam and Eve ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, they broke the covenant. As a consequence, the foundation of their own covenant-keeping collapsed. We need to reflect on the following: How do couples perceive the covenant between them and God in the light of their wellbeing as covenanted by God?