Let His Hope Arise

verb: meaning restore (a dead person) to life

It’s time. Today is the day we are celebrating HIS resurrection. Whether its correct calendar wise, here we are. The world is doing everything it can to demise, desecrate all that is good and mock the KING of kings.

Lately I have been going through a pile of poo with sickness on top of sickness, financial issues, distractions to bring me to my knees with despair. But what the enemy doesn’t realize is that I am my strongest on my knees. That is when I am weak, I look to my Father to be my strength. You and I have been resurrected with CHRIST.

I don’t have to have things figured out; HE already does. I have heard the saying before about being buried, but they didn’t know I was a seed. I am HIS seed. Just as HE rose, so will I. So will you, if you are a son or a daughter. We do not have time to wallow in self-pity. Do all these things really matter in the sight of all Eternity? Do we think we can walk this earth and not have suffering? The KING of kings suffered a death that HE did not deserve. He was mocked, beaten and crucified, all so we can have LIFE.

I did have a moment today when I released my tears and felt like giving up. That is when inside me arose, ARISE. Resurrect! This is the time we have been created for. Those who are lost, need you and I to be the hands and feet. To show love where there is brokenness. To be hope where there is none. A day when good is called evil and evil good, but the days are numbered, and HE is already victorious above it all!

Romans 8:11 AMP

¹¹ And if the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead lives in you, He who raised Christ Jesus from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit, who lives in you.

Get up out of that grave, RESURRECT!

Today I praise and worship, give thanks and all honor to HIM who sits on the throne. Thank you, JESUS.