The Truth

Tag: Come to Jesus

  • THE GOD OF THE IMMEASURABLE

    “Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,
    Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end. Amen” (Ephesians 3:20, 21).

    The Apostle Paul emphasizes that God’s capacity to act far exceeds human comprehension. Whatever you pray for or even dream up, God’s ability to respond surpasses it. Human expectations are limited by a finite perspective, but divine resources and willingness are infinite.

    This infinite power is not distant or remote; it operates actively within the life of the believer. The same power that raised Christ from the dead is at work within believers, changing hearts, renewing minds, and granting spiritual endurance.

    God chooses to manifest His immense strength through human vessels.

    God’s glory is made visible in Christ Jesus. The Lord Jesus is the ultimate manifestation of God’s character, love, and redemption. And in the Church, the collective body of believers reflects God’s wisdom and power to the world, when living out unity, love, and faith.

    God’s glory extends through every generation of believers. The ultimate purpose of creation and salvation is an unending cycle of praise and glory to God throughout eternity.

    Trust God beyond personal limitations. Prayer is not about convincing God to act within human expectations, but aligning with an all-powerful God who is already at work internally to accomplish far more than human imagination can fathom.

  • LORETA

    Loreta left her home,

    for she had found a strange home;

    the love of a stranger

    seemed more fascinating

    than the love of those who loved her.

    And so, love went on for Loreta.

    She gave birth to two children—

    two little lives,

    whose father was known to God alone.

    Then disease came knocking.

    AIDS struck Loreta

    and her newborn children.

    Poverty entered through the same door,

    and suffering became her companion.

    Disease tormented her.

    Hunger tormented her.

    Loneliness tormented her.

    And betrayal sat beside her

    when no one else remained.

    Then, somewhere beyond human hearing,

    a whisper was heard:

    “Loreta… Loreta…”

    The prophet asked,

    “Who is that, Lord?”

    And the Lord described her.

    He gave him the place where she lay,

    and guided his steps

    with the precision of the All-Knowing God.

    The prophet went searching for Loreta.

    And when he found her,

    the description was unbelievably true.

    For He is Truth—

    and truth can never hide

    from the Truth.

    God saw what men had refused to see.

    He saw her disease.

    He saw her poverty.

    He saw her betrayal.

    He saw her loneliness.

    But above all,

    He saw her heart.

    And from the depths of her brokenness,

    Loreta cried out to the One

    who had created her.

    Her faintest cry

    reached His ears.

    She cried.

    She repented.

    And heaven heard.

    The God who found her

    did not condemn her.

    He healed her.

    He saved her.

    He comforted her.

    He fed her.

    He gathered the pieces

    of the life that had been shattered.

    What men had abandoned,

    God remembered.

    What men had betrayed,

    God restored.

    What the world had overlooked,

    God saw.

    And Loreta—

    who had lost so much—

    received something back

    that no man could give her:

    her laurel.

    Her honor.

    Her dignity.

    Her hope.

    Her victory.

    For the eyes of God

    had pierced through her suffering

    and seen into the deepest chambers

    of her heart.

    And He heard

    even the faintest cry

    of a forgotten woman.

    Loreta gets her laurel back—

    because she was never forgotten

    by the One who knew her

    all along.

    John Mark