SUNDAY JUNE 20TH, 2021 SERMON BY FadaPeterBenson: JESUS IS STILL THE RULER OF THE UNIVERSE.

THE HEART OF TODAY'S HOMILY.

The extremely loud SILENCE of God and His overwhelmingly conspicuous ABSENCE in the world of today seems to suggest that GOD is away from or asleep on the stage of human existence and experience. it appears man has taken over the reigns of the universe from God. HE is still God. HE is neither SILENT nor ABSENT!

God assures us in the readings of today that HE is still the RULER of the universe. Everything in creation takes orders from HIM. Hence, for his people there is no reason to fear nor panic for we're a new creation in Christ Jesus and HE will speak and give order to the circumstances of life in our favour again. 

Stand firm in faith and persevere in righteousness. With Jesus in your boat you will certainly get to your destination and give your testimonies.  Be assured of my prayers and blessings. Kindly pray with Psalm 46.
@FadaPeterBenson.

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