30 Days Give Thanks: Day 6

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Today I am forever thankful for God’s spoken words, His promises in our lives.

God’s spoken word will accomplished ALL He wants it.
God’s word never fail.
God’s spoken word is forever.

It is the same with my word. I send it out, and it always produces fruit. It will accomplish all I want it to, and it will prosper everywhere I send it. (‭Isaiah‬ ‭55‬:‭11‬ NLT)

Heaven and earth will disappear, but my words will never disappear. (‭Matthew‬ ‭24‬:‭35‬ NLT)

Yes, God’s promises in your lives will be fulfilled. Stand firmly and faithfully on His spoken word. It is your stronghold and rock.

And this is a promise from our God. In His time, the Good News about God’s Kingdom will be preached throughout the whole world, including in SEA*. Sooner or later, they will hear it.

And the Good News about the Kingdom will be preached throughout the whole world, so that all nations will hear it; and then the end will come. (‭Matthew‬ ‭24‬:‭14‬ NLT)

Pray for the churches (you and us) to stand faithfully and firmly to see His Promise fulfilled.

Pray for the nations will be ready to hear The Good News of the Kingdom that is Jesus Christ is the Lord, they will trust in Him, be saved, be baptized and be His witnesses to their own.

Pray for MORE WORKERS, ask God to send His workers to harvest this ripen fields.

Pray for each other that we all will see – hear – obey God’s calling in our lives, to go and preach the Good News to those have not yet heard of it locally and globally.

What’s one of God’s promises that you thank Him for today?

30 Days Give Thanks: Day 5

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Today I give thanks to God for giving me time to learn, create & share them. This is a gift in my life that I never thought that I’d be able to do this. So thankful for this gift.

The joy that fills my heart when I create something is amazing. I do hope that those who gets them will have the same joy.

Thankful!

30 Days Give Thanks: Day 4

Today, one of God’s blessings in my life is He made me wonderfully and fearfully. I will never stop thanking God for my home country. Though we live far away (in another home country ) but it is always a home for me. I am thankful to be an Indonesian.

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(Picture source: National Geographic, World Atlas App. Edited with Rhonna Design App.)

Years before I came to know Him and His plan for my life, I always thought being an Indonesian was not a good thing or even I often felt I didn’t want to be an Indonesian. I kept blaming God for making me Indonesian.

But after knowing Him and His amazing plan, I never cease giving Him thanks for made me as an Indonesian. I won’t ever trade His perfect plans for my life with anything else in this world!

What is one thing you thank God for?

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5 Minutes Monday: Semendo People

The Semendo are also often called Semende or Jeme Semendo. The Semendo live in the Semendo Darat Laut, Semendo Darat and Semendo Ulu districts of the Muara Enim regency. They also live in the Buay Sandang Aji, Pulau Beringin and Banding Agung districts of the Ogan Komering Ulu (OKU) Selatan regency. There are also a few areas in Lampung province that are inhabited by the Semendo such as the Way Tenon and Sumber Jaya districts in the West Lampung regency; Wonosobo, Ulu Belu, Talang Padan and Pulau Panggung districts in the Tanggamus regency; Bukit Kemuning and Tanjung Raja districts in the North Lampung regency; and Banjit and Kasui districts in the Way Kanan regency. The Semendo language is similar to Besemah and Lintang dialects, except the Semende tend to use /e/ at the end of words.

The Semendo have been Muslims for generations. The teachings of Islam are firmly rooted and faithfully followed in their society but they are also tolerant of people of other religions and there have been no religious conflicts in this area. Places of worship, both large and small, as well as Islamic schools are seen everywhere. The Islamic schools have the specific purpose of teaching Semendo boys and girls to spread Islamic teachings in the area (source: Joshua Project)

There are about 246,000 people of Semendo live in this area. They are one of the least-reached people groups. Please pray for them to be able to hear the Good News through people passing through their area. Pray also God will provide any ways to reach these people.

THANK YOU for praying!