Never move away from the grace of God

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Isaiah 29:15, Look at them! They try to hide things from the Lord. They think he will not understand. They do their evil things in darkness. They tell themselves: 'no one can see us, no one will know who we are.' 

Verse [16] 'You turn things upside down. You think the clay is equal to the Potter. You think that something that is made can tell the one who made it, "you did not make me", This is like a pot telling its maker, "you know nothing." 

Once you move away from the grace of God, the devil will expose you. The grace of God is the one that is always covering and protecting against all shame that the enemy try to bring in your life. The grace of God is like a skin protector. Always make sure you are under the covering of the grace of God because in the covering of his grace, no weapon nor arrows that the enemy form against us shall prosper. No harm the enemy bring shall touch you. You will always be safe under his covering. Everything you do know that is not hidden from God, He can see it all and He knows it all before you can plan it.

Be careful when coming before God. He is gracious but He can also be angry at the same time. Don't be a hypocrite before God. Always stay true to yourself. If you are struggling with something, acknowledge it and ask him to help you with it than pretending before God and congregation. 

No one is perfect before God. Don't act holier-than-thou. Don't look down on people who don't live holy instead pray for them and help them to be holy. One's mistake is not for you to talk or gossip about but it's for you to pray for them. Stop condemning other people and uplift them. Help others to grow. Stop judging people and encourage them. Never allow yourself to move away from the covering of the grace of God. 

Remember the enemy's mission is to steal, kill and destroy. Make sure you dwell in the presence of God no matter how hard life becomes. Dwell in His presence of at all times.

Stay Blessed,

- Pastor Hunadi Lebudi 


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