Stan & Lana – Founders & Senior Leaders of Jesus Unltd & GodIsGoodTV Satellite Television Network
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We sincerely thank you for your ongoing support of our mission! We pray for you, that each day you may grow even more in the knowledge of God’s love! God loves you, and He has a wonderful plan for your life.
Jesus gave new names to His disciples so they could believe in their new calling. For example, Simon was a fisherman, but Christ called him Peter, which means “rock” (John 1:41). Then Jesus declared that on this rock, He would build His Church, which nothing would be able to overcome (Matthew 16:18).
Perhaps after hearing this prophecy, Peter felt overwhelmed and went to the lake to refresh himself. He jumped into a boat and set out from the shore. As he bent over the water to wash his face, he saw his reflection. At first, he saw the face of a fisherman. But as he looked deeper, he saw the massive rocks at the bottom of the lake, reminding him of the purpose Christ had revealed to him: “You are not a fisherman. You are the rock on which I will build My Church. You believe in Me, and therefore, you will do the same works that I do.”
However, Peter had a fiery temperament and often acted impulsively. He was the one who denied Christ three times. He was the one to whom Jesus said, “Get behind Me, Satan!” He was the one who cut off the ear of the high priest’s servant when they came to arrest Jesus.
Was Peter an ideal candidate to become the rock on which God would build His Church? Yet Jesus saw something in Peter that no one else did. The Lord knew that Peter could change. That is why He spoke words that filled Peter with faith and transformed him. Christ’s words helped Peter rise again after the greatest failure of his life—denying Jesus three times.
Friends, the Lord believes in each of you. Believe that with Him, you can achieve amazing things. That is why the Lord says that you are capable of moving mountains and overcoming any challenges (Mark 11:23). Believe that you can not only bring the Gospel to other nations but also heal the sick and cast out demons (Mark 16:15-18). No one will ever believe in you as much as Jesus does. Let’s remember that we believe in a God who believes in us.
When you realize that God always loves you and is always on your side, you will begin to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit, who will encourage and support you. The apostle John describes it this way: “There is no fear in love; but perfect love casts out fear, because fear involves torment. But he who fears has not been made perfect in love.” (1 John 4:18). In other words, if a person is confident in God’s love for them, they have nothing to fear, because God’s perfect love removes all fear that brings suffering.
Gideon did not believe in his own strength and was afraid until he heard God’s voice, which made him courageous. He believed God, and because of that, God transformed him into a man capable of great deeds. Gideon believed in the God who believed in him.
Friends, God sees in you a potential that you may not even notice. Therefore, like Gideon, believe in the God who believes in you. God wants to use you just as He used Peter to fulfill His plans on earth. So, like Peter, believe in the God who believes in you.
#FromHeartToHeart Stan & Lana
Founders & Senior Leaders of Jesus Unltd
& GodIsGoodTV Satellite Television Network
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