MGD: Finding Relevance

Thank you for listening to today's morning glory devotion.

We are pasta and dignified skills in from the Harvest Shuffle International Denyame Komatsu,

and we are excited to come your way once again with another episode of our morning glory devotion.

Let us kindly share a word of prayer.

Dear Father, we are grateful for the blessing of today. Please nourish our lives with your

word in Jesus mighty name. Amen. Amen. Let us kindly take our confession for today from

Joshua chapter 1 verse 8. This book of the Lord shall not depart from my mouth,

but I shall meditate the next day and night that I may observe to do according to all that is written

in it, but then I will make my way prosperous and then I will have good success. Amen.

Today's message is titled Finding Relevance, Finding Relevance.

Our future reading shall be taken from Luke chapter 19, the verse 28 to 38,

I will be reading from the New Living Translation.

Jesus is trying to find entry. After telling this story, Jesus went on tour to Salem walking ahead

of his disciples. As he came to the towns of Bedvage and Bethany on the Mount of Olives,

he sent to disciples ahead. Go into that village over there, he told them,

as you enter it, you will see a young donkey tied there, no one has ever ridden.

Untiet and bring it here. If anyone asks, why are you untying that cold? Just say the Lord needs it.

So the winds have found the colds, just as Jesus had said, and sure enough, as they were

untying it, the Ones asked them, why are you untying that colds? And the disciples simply replied,

the Lord needs it. So they brought the colds to Jesus and threw their garments right for him to

ride on. As he rode along, the crowds spread out their garments on the road ahead of him.

When he reached the place where the road started down the Mount of Olives, all of his disciples

become chiseled and sent as they walked along, raising God for all the wonderful miracles they had

seen. Blessings on the Cane who comes in the name of the Lord, peace in heaven and glory in

highest heaven. The Lord art his blessings to the reading and hearing of his word.

Thou speak God. Amen.

Find in relevance. Find in relevance. You should have been there yesterday.

That is how the story might begin, if the young colds could speak.

They cheered for me, crowds gathered on every side.

Gammons were laid in my path, branches waved in the air, and songs filled the streets.

I was treated like royalty. I had never seen anything like it, for a moment I felt like I was

the center of it all. But then comes the quiet truth. It was only a cold,

an untrained, ordinary young donkey. The honor it received was never because of what it was,

but because of who rode on it. And there lies the lesson. Our relevance in life is not found in our

own strength, skill or status, but in who we carry. When Jesus rode into Jerusalem,

even the most ordinary creature became part of a divine moment.

In the same way, when Christ is enthroned in our hearts, our lives take on meaning beyond what

we could ever produce on our own. The colds had no experience, no preparation, no reputation,

yet it yielded. And in that surrender, it became useful.

God is not limited by our lack of skill. He is only looking for yielded hearts.

Like Joseph, David, Moses and Paul, he shapes those who make themselves available,

leading them through paths that prepare them for his purpose. As we approach Easter,

the cold remains the same. Jesus still seeks entry, not into a city now, but into hearts.

He still desires vessels through which his message will travel.

Will you let him lead? Will you carry him into your world, into your conversations, your spaces,

your daily life? For it is only when he writes with us that our lives find true relevance.

Today, let him take his place, and you will find yours.

God richly bless you.

Let us kindly take our memory verse for today. Our memory verse is taken from Acts chapter 17,

the verse 28A. Acts 17, the verse 28A. I will be reading from the new international version.

For in him will live and move and have our being. For in him will live and move and have our being. Amen.

Let us kindly share word of prayer, our Heavenly Father. Thank you for teaching us how to find

relevance. We receive grace to make ourselves always available for your use and your purposes.

For their lives to relevance in Jesus's mighty name. Amen. Amen.

God richly bless you for staying all through today's morning glory devotion.

We hope to have you join us again tomorrow morning by God's grace at the same time.

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