PASTOR CECIL · Pastor Cecil's Devotional: “FILLED FROM ABOVE!” Proverbs 14:14 FILLED FROM ABOVE! Proverbs 14:14 – Devotional Proverbs 14:14 “The backslider in heart will be filled with his own ways, but a good man will be filled from above.” Listen to today’s Message of the Week & Prayer by Pastor Cecil by clicking above on the play button. Blessings dear hearts. Walk with God today and be a blessing! – – – Pastor Cecil Subscribe to Daily Evotional Share a blessing by inviting your friends and family to subscribe to Pastor Cecil’s Daily E-Votional by clicking on the Subscribe button above. Share the Lord with someone by directing them to https://PastorCecil.com . One Year Bible Scripture for Today
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PASTOR CECIL · Pastor Cecil's Devotional: “OPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING!” Luke 24:45 OPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING! Luke 24:45 – Devotional Luke 24:45 “He opened their minds, that they might understand the Scriptures.” Listen to today’s Message of the Week & Prayer by Pastor Cecil by clicking above on the play button. Blessings dear hearts. Walk with God today and be a blessing! – – – Pastor Cecil Subscribe to Daily Evotional Share a blessing by inviting your friends and family to subscribe to Pastor Cecil’s Daily E-Votional by clicking on the Subscribe button above. Share the Lord with someone by directing them to https://PastorCecil.com .
PASTOR CECIL · Pastor Cecil's Devotional: "COME THOU FOUNT!" Psalm 36:9 COME THOU FOUNT! Psalm 36:9 – Devotional Psalm 36:9 “For with You is the fountain of life; In Your light we see light.” Robert Robinson who lived from 1735 to 1790, was saved while attending a service conducted by the famous evangelist George Whitefield. Following his conversion he entered the Christian ministry, but like so many, he would lose his fervor for God. The words of the hymn “Come Thou Fount” were written to express his own need for a closer walk with the Lord. His prayer is that his heart may be re-tuned to be in perfect harmony with the will of God. In stanza two he speaks of his conversion. The word “Ebenezer” refers to a time and place when he actually received the Lord into his life as personal Savior and Lord. He goes on to remind himself and others that it is necessary to daily remind ourselves what a debt we owe to the Lord for our salvation at His expense. . . . . . . . . Co
PASTOR CECIL · Pastor Cecil's Devotional: “HIS WONDERFUL WORKS!” Psalm 9:1 HIS WONDERFUL WORKS! Psalm 9:1 – Devotional Psalm 9:1 “I will praise You, O LORD, with my whole heart I will tell of all Your wonderful works. “ It is fascinating to observe the fans at some sporting event. People who normally are staid and reserved may rant and rave at the ebb and flow of the game. In the process they may be heard to identify with their team and seem to take credit for the victory. The Psalmist, on the other hand ascribes credit to the Lord for all of the mighty works He performs. It is not the mighty works we do for the Lord that deserve the praise and glory, but the ultimate victory that He gives us. It is not possible for me to know the victory God has provided for those around me, but I certainly know the great (as well as the small) victories He has provided in spite of my failures. It is not for us to take credit for the mighty victories the Lord gives us, but we certainly need to