UNLOCKING THE NEW YEAR
To unlock is to open a lock using a key. Without a key, you cannot unlock: you unlock with a key. This is a new year no one knows tomorrow, only the most high knows. He said in his word, “my ways are not your ways, neither are my thoughts yours, His thoughts are not our thoughts, as the heaven is far above the earth, so are his ways and thoughts far from ours.
Moreover, in a new year good things are set to happen and so are bad things. The good things need to be unlocked for one to possess it; while the bad things need to be locked forever. To unlock the good things, a key is needed and to lock the bad things a key is also needed. The spirit of the lord said in Revelation 3 vs 7b “that he that is holy and true has the key of david, he openeth, and no man shutteth, and shutteth, and no man openeth”. This holy and true is the lord, there is none holy and true as him.
Finally, to unlock the good things of this year; we need the KEY OF DAVID, and also to lock the bad things we need the key of david; because that key openeth and no one shutteth, and shutteth and no one openeth. Readers, to have this key you must be a friend of the owner of this key of david, which is the holy and true GOD. We need this key to unlock this year. Stay blessed.
AN OUTCAST An outcast is one that has been excluded from a society or system. He is labeled a beggar. He is an outsider. An outcast is a person that lacks care. An outcast is neglected and overlooked. He is demoralized. He is wounded in heart. He is labeled whom no one cares. He is one that has lost hope. He is one who is frustrated and dejected. He is one who is always deep in thoughts and sorrowful. He is one who lives like a foreigner in his own land. He is one who is distressed. He is one who gets dispossessed of his possessions. He is one who is perplexed. He is one who is troubled on every side. He is one who is despair. He is afraid of tomorrow. CHRIST came that we might have a restored hope. He came to bare that burden of ours. He came to give us that expected end. He came that we might have peace. He came that we might be healed . Isaiah 53 vs. 5: But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our peace was upon him, and w...
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