I trust in your love. My heart is happy because you saved me. Psalm 13:5
Jesus tells us… When it seems like absolutely everything is going wrong—trust Me. When your life feels more and more out of control—thank Me. That’s not what usually pops into your mind first, is it? When you’ve missed the bus, lost your best friend, and the dog really did eat your homework—your first response is to complain. That’s only natural. But whining and complaining are like jumping on a giant slide. Once you start down, you only go faster and faster—more whining and complaining. And at the bottom of that slide, there’s nothing but a big pit of self-pity. Put on the brakes! Don’t do the “natural” thing—do what is beyond natural. Do what is supernatural.
Jesus concludes… Trusting and being thankful in the middle of a really bad day are supernatural responses, and they unlock My supernatural Power in your life. I’ll see you through whatever mess you’re in and fill you up with My Peace, which is beyond your understanding.
Psalm 13:5 Ephesians 5:20; Study Notes
Footnotes Psalms 13:5-6 David was faithful to God and trusted wholeheartedly in him, but he felt the pressure of his problems as much as anyone. Instead of giving up or giving in, however, David held on to his faith. In times of despair, it is much harder to hold on than to give up. But if you give up on God, you give in to a life of despair.
Passage Ephesians 5:20 always giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Footnotes Ephesians 5:20 When you feel down, you may find it difficult to give thanks. Take heart—in all things God works for our good if we love him and are called according to his purpose (Romans 8:28). Thank God, not for your problems but for the strength he is building in you through the difficult experiences of your life. You can be sure that God’s perfect love will see you through.
If we look for Jesus…we will see His Story!
REMEMBERING “THE RETURN” OF 2020; A WORLDWIDE SPECIAL
TEN DAYS OF PRAYER AND REPENTANCE
THE EVENT
,More than 10,000 people shared in the “Event of Prayer / THE RETURN” of the 2020 worldwide Covid-19 pandemic in which Jonathan Cahn addressed on behalf of America and the world. The Return is an end of time movement with one purpose, the Return to God.
THE EVENT
- The 10 days of Prayer, Fasting, and Repentance started with the Biblical Feast of Trumpets on Friday, September 18 and ended with the Day of Atonement September 28. The central day of The Return was Saturday, September 26, 2020 on The National Mall in the United States, when tens of thousands gathered for the Prayer March because ‘Things Change When You Pray’ throughout the nation and world.
- The Return is not about any one organization, denomination, or person and has no agenda but revival alone. Our prayer is for the Bride of Christ to lead in calling believers to a posture of repentance, prayer, and seeking God’s will.
- It is time to seek the Lord as never before. The moment and chance we have before us now may never happen again. It is time to return.
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The Return is an end time movement with one purpose, the Return of God. Individually, corporately, nationally, globally, and the end goal of world revival. It crystalized on September 26th 2020, on the National Mall in Washington D.C, and in gatherings and events throughout the nation and the world. Millions took part and the Lord powerfully moved. Below is the link of Jonathan Cahn addressing over 10,000 believers at The National Mall on September 26th 2020; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuIoDCOcyG8
Now we move forward together for the worldwide revival and the end time harvest foretold in the Scriptures.
A young Jewish believer, named Jonathan Cahn had been leading a Bible Study in Rockland County New York and leading a ministry bringing food and the God’s love to the homeless of New York City. Gary Selman asked Jonathan to help him start a new ministry. Jonathan agreed to give whatever help was needed. In 1988, Gary asked Jonathan to become the spiritual leader. And after much prayer, Jonathan said ‘yes.’
In the first year of Jonathan’s leadership, the ministry grew from a congregation of about 35 people to three times that size. It soon outgrew its first home in the Paramus Church of the Nazarene, but there was no money for a building. It was then that a native American showed up at the service and told Jonathan that God had told him that he was to give the ministry a check for $150,000, which he did, and which provided the funds needed for Beth Israel to purchase its first building.
In the course of the ministry, Jonathan’s teachings became known around the world for opening up the deep mysteries of the Word and restoring the biblical Jewishness to the Gospel. People from all backgrounds began attending the services, some from other congregations on Friday Night, and others on Sunday Morning.
Every weekend, Jew and Gentile, people from all nations gather together at the Jerusalem Center to worship the Lord and grow deeper in the riches and mysteries of God’s Word, as well as to discover the deep biblical riches in the Jewish roots of Messiah..