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Complete Devotion and Love Towards God

Complete Devotion and Love Towards God. I told someone I have fallen in love again. The reason I love her is because she seems to love God as I do. She seems to be willing to follow this life in me. I didn't know that would awaken love in me.
When God knows that you want what He wants, when you are willing to follow Him, isn't that what every man wants in his wife?
Song of Solomon is a beautiful picture of our love relationship with God. We have faith, hope, and love toward Him. Those are signs of our eternal devotion to God. The Bible says that those qualities abide, which mean they will continue into eternity. "And now abide faith, hope, and love" (1 Corinthians 13:13).
God creates, forgives, and empowers out of His love (Genesis 1:26 and John 3:16). Christ is in you transforms you into an entirely new creation. Old habits and fleshly desires pass away because you live in His love (2 Corinthians 5:17).
God's love for you is like the Prince who gives up the throne to marry the woman he loves, even though she is a commoner. "Thy maker is thy Husband (Isaiah 54:5).
Loving God is like falling in love. God loves you like a husband and your response is your devotion and love toward Him. You love being His bride and faithfully fulfilling His will in earth as it is in heaven.
This message has implications for our relationship with God and is also a model of the husband-and-wife relationship on earth.
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Prayer Is Walking Away from the Natural into the Spiritual

Prayer Is Walking Away from the Natural into the Spiritual.
Faith is not bound by the physical realm. In prayer, we walk away from what we can perceive with our five senses into the invisible, eternal realm where God lives. Galatians 5:16 says to "walk in the Spirit, and you shall not fulfill the lusts of the flesh." Walking in the Spirit means prioritizing eternal truths over temporary physical needs. Leaving behind the distractions of the natural world, we find a place of divine connection where we can “hear” God’s heart and know His desires. It is walking in that place where we have a spiritual and eternal connection with God.
God’s goal for us is not our happiness. He desires obedience, surrender, and faithfulness for our transformation and eternal rewards. Life often brings challenges, but it is in those hard places where we can encounter God in profound ways. The “clefts of the rock,” as Solomon depicts in Song of Solomon, symbolize those spaces where God reveals Himself during our trials. God uses challenging times to draw us closer. He hears our cries and responds with His presence.
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God's Love Comes to Us Through Prayer

God's Love Comes to Us Through Prayer. Startling personal announcement from Bishop Boone at the beginning that you don't want to miss. Consider the tender words toward God in Song of Solomon 2:14 (NKJV): "O my dove, in the clefts of the rock, In the secret places of the cliff, Let me see your face, Let me hear your voice; For your voice is sweet, And your face is lovely."
How incredible is it that the Creator of the universe desires to hear your voice? That He calls you into the secret place to share your heart with Him? He longs not for prayer offered out of duty, but for prayer birthed from love, from a heart yearning to be in His presence.
He calls us to come boldly into His presence, not timidly, not reluctantly, but with full confidence and joy. "Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need" (Hebrews 4:16 KJV).
The question isn’t whether God hears us, or wants to speak to us, because He absolutely does. The question is, are we fully present when we pray? Are we striving for a deeper connection, or are we distracted by the noise of the world? Prayer isn’t just whispering a list of requests; it’s entering into the very throne room of grace, bowing your heart, and being in awe of His voice.

His Greatness Continues with Prayer

When the vision of the Lord came to Daniel, he was undone and fell prostrate until an angel touched him and his strength returned. Reach out and let the Holy Spirit touch you with the strength to arise and be a witness to others of the goodness of God in the land of the living. You have never seen this coming week before. May it be the greatest week of your life. May His amazement continue for the rest of your life. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen. Free resources at https://www.WellingtonBoone.com

His Greatness Continues in Your Transformation

His Greatness Continues in Your Transformation.
Your life in Christ, no matter your age, can inspire others, deepen your faith, and manifest lasting spiritual transformation. It is never too late to share your testimony because your growing devotion to God can powerfully impact your life and others. Your testimony of God’s work can serve as a guiding light to others, no matter the limitations or challenges you may face.
God sees you have limitations in the flesh, but He knows you can rise above them with the help of the Holy Spirit. Spiritual growth and increased action empower your sense of purpose. “Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day” (2 Corinthians 4:16).
Jacob, once a deceiver, became Israel, a prince of God, after a long process of refinement. He was 80 years old before God completed major work in his life.  “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works” (Ephesians 2:10).
Despite being imprisoned, stoned, and rejected, Paul never stopped sharing the message of Christ. His purpose was renewed daily by God’s strength.
Pray for Guidance: Ask God to direct your words when telling your story.
Write it Down: Reflect on how far God has brought you and document your key moments of transformation or victory.
Be Bold: God hasn’t called you to silenced devotion; He compels you to inspire others. Share your testimony in small groups, social media, or even join ministries.
Encourage Someone Today: Find someone struggling and share how God helped you through a similar challenge.
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His Greatness Continues Beyond Your Comfort

His Greatness Continues Beyond Your Comfort.
The right connections give you the strength to fulfill God’s purpose for your life, not for comfort but for your divine assignment. Just as the apostles traveled globally, the church should empower individuals to be so holy and filled with the greatness of God that they will leave behind every comfort to serve beyond their geographical boundaries. This commitment calls for active dedication, not stagnation or convenience, and mirrors the example of Jesus and the biblical apostles, who embraced sacrifice to fulfill their mission.
When Peter in Acts 3:12 healed the man at the gate, he told the people, “Why are you marveling at this? We didn’t do this by our own power, but God’s power and holiness have made this man whole.”
The Kingdom of God unites people of all nations and languages under a shared purpose—to glorify God and serve others according to the assignment God gave us and according to His power within us. Being born again transforms us spiritually, calling us to carry out God’s work through the authority and power rooted in holiness and dedication. Remember, this isn’t a suggestion; it’s a divine command to live out your assignment with faith and courage, trusting in God’s unlimited power and eternal purpose.
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The Living God's Greatness in You

God’s greatness lives in you through the eternal life and transformation found in Jesus Christ. But by surrendering to His will and walking in holiness, you allow His power to shine through you, impacting lives and bearing eternal fruit (1 Peter 1:16, Colossians 1:27). True spiritual authority and transformation come from being set apart, as God commands us to “Be holy” for His glory (2 Corinthians 5:17). God is great in Christ everywhere, and if you've let Him into your heart, His greatness continues in you.

Your Own Greatness

Your Own Greatness. Jesus said in Matthew 23:11 (KJV), “But he that is greatest among you shall be your servant." Let him be your slave. So why did God say more to the slave than He did to the master in Colossians 3 and 4? Because the greatest one was not the master. The greatest one was the slave. The problem with black people is they don't know their own greatness in God. Scriptures: Colossians 3:25, 4:1. 1 Corinthians 1:26 KJV. John 5:44. Matthew 10:39. Recorded at Advance Church in Washington, DC, pastored by FOIC Bishop Bruce Clark.Watch the video at https://youtube.com/live/waSOS70iBzA