Hebrews 6:10 For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love, which ye have showed toward his name, in that ye have ministered to the saints, and do minister.
My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, please read the above scripture slowly. Let it soak into your spirit. God, who has created everything, who must be so busy with the millions of prayers and all the things that God Almighty does, takes time to notice your work in His name to His children.
How mighty and immense beyond measure is His love and care for His creation! How individual and important is our salvation, and our work, to Him.
God notices what we do in our daily walk with Him. When we begin to get discouraged, downtrodden and low in spirit, thinking we are not making a difference, then read this verse. Keep it close to your heart. He has promised to never leave you nor forsake you. He also promises to never forget your Christian work and labors of love you show to others! What love He must have for us!
Peace be with you, Brother Beauregard
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
A Message From Bro. Beauregard From May '08
Daniel 10:13 But the prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me one and twenty days: but, lo, Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me; and I remained there with the kings of Persia.
My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, have you ever wondered if God has forgotten about you? Maybe a prayer seems to go unanswered, even though you feel the petition is in God’s will?
Consider what the angel of God revealed to Daniel after three weeks of intense prayer and fasting. The forces of evil were trying to stop God’s messenger! This angel plainly states that he had to have help from Michael the Arch Angel no less, because the battle was so fierce.
Now they knew God had a mighty answer for Daniel, a vision of God’s Holy Plan. But for three weeks a battle was fought just to answer his prayer. Now imagine how much God loves us that he will send warriors to fight to make sure we get His answer to our prayers. Sometimes we just don’t see with spiritual eyes the war waging around us. Sometimes we just need patience.
Peace be with you, Brother Beauregard
My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, have you ever wondered if God has forgotten about you? Maybe a prayer seems to go unanswered, even though you feel the petition is in God’s will?
Consider what the angel of God revealed to Daniel after three weeks of intense prayer and fasting. The forces of evil were trying to stop God’s messenger! This angel plainly states that he had to have help from Michael the Arch Angel no less, because the battle was so fierce.
Now they knew God had a mighty answer for Daniel, a vision of God’s Holy Plan. But for three weeks a battle was fought just to answer his prayer. Now imagine how much God loves us that he will send warriors to fight to make sure we get His answer to our prayers. Sometimes we just don’t see with spiritual eyes the war waging around us. Sometimes we just need patience.
Peace be with you, Brother Beauregard
Saturday, May 2, 2009
A Mother, A Son And A Party
Mary knew her son was about to come into his own. After all, how could she forget how special his birth was. How it had caused her and her husband Joseph, now dead, to travel to avoid one trouble or another. She had watched him grow, become a man, and help care for his brothers and sisters. She also knew the prophesies, and the words she kept in her heart. The words the angel Gabriel had told her thirty years before, “For with God nothing shall be impossible.”
This day she had been invited to a marriage reception along with her son and some of his new friends. During the reception the wine ran out and was causing a stir among the guests. After all, it wasn’t going to help the reputation of those responsible! What were they to do?
Mary, feeling sorry for the newlyweds, wondered if her son could help. After all, she knew he was beginning to spread his wings, gathering himself a small group of followers. He was so intelligent! Maybe he knew what to do.
Going to her son, she knelt down to his ear and said, “They have no more wine." He looked up at her, and seeing her eyes, said simply and respectfully “ Woman, what have I do with thee? Mine hour is not yet come.” But he also loved her and knew the commandment “HONOR THY FATHER AND MOTHER” applied to all.
Seeing his smile, she went to the steward and told him to do everything her son told them. He stood and went to the area where the ritual purifying pots were stored and had the waiters fill them with water. After they were full, he had them take a cup full to the steward to taste.
The steward was amazed! It was the best wine he had ever tasted! He questioned why the best wine was given last. After all, everyone knows you give the best first, and the lesser quality wine later as everyone begins to have their fill.
As Mary smiled, she could not hide the tear coursing down her cheek. She was suddenly aware of what had just occurred. Her son made water into wine! It was his first miracle.
As mother and son looked knowingly into each others eyes from across the room, she realized this was so much more than what history will record.
With simple loving obedience to his mother, her son Jesus began His path of miracles to a cross on a hill, an empty tomb and a throne at the right hand of God.
Who knows what simple obedience to a loving mother will bring to the world?
Exodus 20: 12 Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee.
This day she had been invited to a marriage reception along with her son and some of his new friends. During the reception the wine ran out and was causing a stir among the guests. After all, it wasn’t going to help the reputation of those responsible! What were they to do?
Mary, feeling sorry for the newlyweds, wondered if her son could help. After all, she knew he was beginning to spread his wings, gathering himself a small group of followers. He was so intelligent! Maybe he knew what to do.
Going to her son, she knelt down to his ear and said, “They have no more wine." He looked up at her, and seeing her eyes, said simply and respectfully “ Woman, what have I do with thee? Mine hour is not yet come.” But he also loved her and knew the commandment “HONOR THY FATHER AND MOTHER” applied to all.
Seeing his smile, she went to the steward and told him to do everything her son told them. He stood and went to the area where the ritual purifying pots were stored and had the waiters fill them with water. After they were full, he had them take a cup full to the steward to taste.
The steward was amazed! It was the best wine he had ever tasted! He questioned why the best wine was given last. After all, everyone knows you give the best first, and the lesser quality wine later as everyone begins to have their fill.
As Mary smiled, she could not hide the tear coursing down her cheek. She was suddenly aware of what had just occurred. Her son made water into wine! It was his first miracle.
As mother and son looked knowingly into each others eyes from across the room, she realized this was so much more than what history will record.
With simple loving obedience to his mother, her son Jesus began His path of miracles to a cross on a hill, an empty tomb and a throne at the right hand of God.
Who knows what simple obedience to a loving mother will bring to the world?
Exodus 20: 12 Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee.
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