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What God Has For Me - Is For Me!

Proverbs 16:20, NLT
"Whoever gives heed to instruction prospers, and blessed is he who trusts in the Lord."


First giving honor to God! To my Mother Martha. To my Wife Cheryl. To my Pastors Drs. Gary and Patricia Stern. To my good friend Dr. Mary Lacey, and to Bishop Dr. Jerry Herron, President of Open Arms Bible College and Seminary, and to each one of you! God bless you this morning.

I am humbled and grateful for the honors bestowed upon me this past weekend. I thank God for carrying me through the challenges of life. Everyday, I thank God for all that he has bestowed upon me. I use to walk around after receiving a blessing such as this waiting for the enemy to attack. After reading the story of Job, I realized that what God has for me is for me. I am not afraid to prosper in the Lord. I'm not worried about losing anything that God has for me. I have on the Armor of God! We are designed to be blessed by the Lord when we trust in Him.

I am now answering a calling on my life as a Pastor and lwith the support and guidance of my Pastors, Ministers, and Family I will work to build the Kingdom God. Oh God! Let them see you and not me in all that I do. I look to the challenges which are forth coming but greater is He that lives within me! In Christ all things are possible! I can not thank all of you enough for your prayers and support. Thank you God for using me! Thank you for allowing God to use me in your life. Keep me in your prayers as I will you! In Christ we serve! In Jesus’ name! Shabach Shalom!



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