Arise!

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Hiya! 

God has been faithful, yeah? 💃

Happy Father's 👨‍🦰 Day to every great man out there. 👈🎉

Coincidentally, we'd draw a message today from a great man👨. Trust you'd be blessed.

Come on now! This isn't the end of you.

Do you remember Big Uncle Pete who chose to wade through the waters alongside Christ?

Think back to how he solely caught the revelation of who Christ was?

Do you also recall how he professed he would follow Christ till the very end?

You surely do recollect the denial that left him full of guilt.

You also remember how he returned to fishing following Christ's death.

You can think back to his refusal to believe that Christ had risen.

I'm also certain you recollect how bold he became when the outpouring occurred.

However, as we all know, he was the spokesman when the outpouring occurred. All Peter's friends 👏 must have been so pleased and proud when he stood up and gave his first sermon. They had been with Him through all the ups and downs. 


The anointing of God was on him. The last three years had been a preparation for this moment.

It's always wonderful to see people who have been through struggles find their calling.


This is me, extending an arm of fellowship saying, I'm rooting for you through it all.

Can you now cut yourself some slack?

Now the fact that you failed doesn't have to define you.

A remarkable turnaround awaits them that arise from groping.

Therefore, do the needful - arise.

Don't let the enemy triumph over your soul.

Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising up every time we fall. (Confucius)


Song suggestion: See the light by Hillsong United.


Carpe Diem,

👍👏

Faith, for the Royal Rubies.

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