Who takes care of you?

I. Daughter of Zion, grace be unto you and your household. This last quarter, beloved, let us face life's reality question: Understand that you are not a super being. We all need care and support in various aspects of our lives – physical, emotional, spiritual, and financial. Who do you turn to when you need care and support? Whether it's a helping hand, a listening ear, or a word of encouragement, we all need someone at every turn of life. In a world filled with uncertainty and challenges, where people have become self-centred, while others look for opportunities to exploit others, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure of who to turn to. But as followers of Christ, we have the assurance that God is our ultimate caregiver, provider, and protector. Scripture encourages us to cast all our anxiety on God because he cares for us. Our first priority of care and support comes from God.

II. Son of Man, the big eleventh-hour question: Do you have someone who takes care of you emotionally, physically, financially, sociologically, spiritually, domestically and with friendliness? Who is there for you? Beloved, the divorce rate is getting higher by the day; as someone thinks no one cares for him or her, the suicide rate is higher now because we don’t care. Children are going wayward because they feel parents don’t care. People are dropping out of church and other religious groups because they don’t feel the care and support they are looking for. My dear brother, in spite of all these issues, it is also refreshing to understand that even though humans can provide care and support, they are most often truthfully limited in their ability to meet our deepest needs. Friends and family may be available, but they are not always able to provide the comfort, peace, and provision we seek. Let us find someone to care for; someone needs your love, affection, support, visitation, encouragement, assistance and to walk with on that lonely road.

III. My Beloved Sisters, I encourage you to understand it is only God who can truly take care of you. In your time of loneliness make God your Rock, in your period of fear make God your Refuge, and make God your Saviour, and he shall deliver you from all harm and difficulties. The assurance this last quarter is that God, who is a promise keeper, has promised to be with us always, to comfort us in times of need, and to provide for our every need. Remember that He will continue to provide for your physical needs, comfort you in times of sorrow and pain, guide you with His Word and Spirit, protect you from harm and danger, and forgive you and cleanse you from sin. Don’t walk alone; share your burden with godly people who will support you. This last quarter seeks for someone to take care of. Let your spouse feel that care; let your children feel parental care not only through the provision of their needs. Appreciate the care and love from your friends. Caring is not only monetary. Don’t let them feel neglected and lonely anymore.

IV. My Dear Brother, does your partner know you care for him or her? Does your congregation know you care for them? Do you care for your ministers of the gospel? Do you care for your employees? Do you care for your employer? This last quarter, the question is, do you truly care, and in what ways? Let us care for others. As we reflect on God's care, we are called to trust in Him completely. We must cast our anxieties on Him, knowing that He cares for us. We must seek His kingdom first, trusting that He will provide for our every need. As we trust in God's care, we are transformed by His love and provision. We become more like Him, caring for others and sharing His love with the world. This is an eleventh-hour DIVINE MESSAGE sent forth through the Authority and Power of Christ Jesus, and it serves brethren through God's Vessel Francis Ameyibor, Yes! Is it God, or is it something/someone else? Who can you share God's care with today?

V. 2025 MY YEAR FOR MY STAR TO RISE FOR THE WORLD TO NOTICE—May we be blessed to know that God takes care of us, and may we share His care with others.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for being our ultimate caregiver, provider, and protector. Help us to trust in Your unfailing care, casting our anxieties on You. May we be transformed by Your love, caring for others and sharing Your goodness with the world. In Jesus Christ's name, amen.

REF: 1 Peter 5:7
Matthew 28:20
Psalm 46:1
Philippians 4:19
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