Have you ever been overtaken in a fault?  The word overtaken means to come upon suddenly. This passage of scripture teaches us if a person be overtaken in a fault, we that are spiritual have a responsibility to restore them back to a place where God can speak to them. Every day presents a different challenge in the lives of people. This is all the more reason why we should be sensitive to others to pray for them and encourage them to stay in the fold. God specifically says we are to do good to all; especially unto them of the household of faith. Sensitive is to be tactful and sympathetic in relation to the feelings of others. You are your brother’s keeper, whether you want to acknowledge it or not. When you are sensitive to people’s circumstances, it prevents you from judging them by what you’ve seen or heard. How can one be sensitive to others? Do not look at others with a judgmental eye, do not belittle others so you can be on top, be mindful how you talk to people and do not be self-righteous. In other words, practice the golden rule – do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Read this week’s scriptures: Galatians 6:1-10; Matthew 7:12; 24:12

Prathan L. Powell, Sr. is the senior pastor of World Changes Tabernacle, Columbus, Georgia.  To get more information visit the website at www.wctministries.org or visit the church at 1241 Alta Vista Drive, Columbus, Georgia

BY PRATHAN L. POWELL, SR.

Trust - to place confidence in somebody or in somebody's good qualities, especially fairness, truth, honor, or ability.  Have you ever asked yourself this question?  If your answer is anything less than 100%, how can you improve on what you have left?  The Psalmist in Psalm 5:11-12 says but let all those that put their trust in thee rejoice, shout for joy because the lord defends them. He says rejoice because the Lord will deliver the righteous and bless them with favor.  Then the Psalmist tells that that with favor wilt thou compass him as with a shield.  He is saying that the Lord will be a compass to allow you to understand where you are and give you direction on where you need to be in Him.  God is your compass.  If you are told to go in one direction or another, you need a compass that always points true North.  God’s word is your instrument and your guiding post but the key to successful navigation is trust.  TRUST, TRUST, TRUST.  To keep moving forward you must have trust.  To stay on the path that God has for you, you must have trust in Him.  To keep yourself in good standing with God, you must have trust in Him.  Regardless of the position you find yourself to have fallen into, there is redemption in God when your trust his plan.  Even in the midst of your enemies, you can trust God. So, when you find yourself lost and your direction needs to be clear, look to true North, it always leads to God from any direction.  Read this week’s scriptures: Ps 5:11-12, Ps 20:5-7, Ps 31:1-5, Ps 62:8-11, Prov 3:5-7, 1 Tim 4:9-11

Prathan L. Powell, Sr. is the senior pastor of World Changes Tabernacle, Columbus, Georgia.  To get more information visit the website at www.wctministries.org or visit the church at 1241 Alta Vista Drive, Columbus, Georgia