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Joshua 1:6–8Everyone wants success, but God defines it differently than the world. In Joshua 1, as Joshua stepped into leadership after Moses, God revealed the true formula for success:

1. Be strong and courageous, not in yourself, but in God’s presence and promises.

2. Obey God’s Word – success comes through faithfulness, not shortcuts.

3. Meditate on God’s Word Daily – let Scripture shape your thoughts, decisions, and life.Joshua became one of Israel’s greatest leaders—not because of power, money, or connections, but because he followed God’s plan. The same promise is available for you: “Then you will prosper and succeed” (Joshua 1:8).If you’ve been chasing the world’s definition of success, this message will help you reset and align with God’s way. True success isn’t about achieving great things for yourself—it’s about being faithful to the great God you serve.Scripture: Joshua 1:6–8Key Takeaway: Success in God’s kingdom begins with courage, obedience, and daily meditation on His Word.Subscribe for more biblical teaching and encouragement.Like & Share this message with someone who needs God’s perspective on success.#preparetosucceed #joshua1 #successgodsway #inspiration #powerofgod #motivation ​

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What is God calling you to leave behind today?Are you living as a settler or a sojourner?Is your life lived with one foot raised—ready to step into mission?“God is always moving—will you move with Him?”As Len Sweet once said:“Want to follow Jesus? Then leave. Go. Bless.”May we live lives with one foot raised—ready, willing, and joyful to follow wherever the Spirit leads.Now go. March forth. The world is waiting.Get deeper in the Word and receive three keys to become a Kingdom Agent. For prayer request, please feel free to contact us at www.globalicc.org/contactTo give please click www.globalicc.org/giveCash App $iccglobalVenmo App @iccglobalSubscribe to our weekly podcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/international-christian-church/id1076335656Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mKKhWqCqr7rkXsdsqpgRx?si=1f717cde8a5846c2Live streaming Copyright License #20714391

Main Text: Ephesians 2:1–10 Key Verse: Ephesians 2:10 – “For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago.”ObjectiveTo help believers discover their God-given identity, understand how it was lost through sin, and celebrate how it’s restored in Christ—making them different by design, not default. @jaisonkoshy @globalicc @TheWord @thetruthguid @ChristisLord ​

“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33

We live in a fallen world where good behavior is not always rewarded, and bad behavior is not always punished. Innocent people sometimes suffer. Jesus warned us that we would have trouble, but He also promised us peace and victory.

Instead of being surprised by suffering, we can accept it as part of living in a broken world, while trusting that God is still in control.

Bible References:

• Psalm 34:19 — “The righteous person may have many troubles, but the LORD delivers him from them all.”
  Romans 8:18 — “I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.”

How will you respond to Jesus?

Text: John 9:25

“In this chapter, we see four very different reactions to Jesus and to this undeniable miracle. And those same reactions still happen today when people encounter Jesus. Let’s look at them and ask ourselves: How will I respond to Jesus?”

Many of us are held back—not by physical chains—but by fear of what others think, craving approval, or fear of rejection. We know we’re called to live boldly for God, but we get stuck—trapped by fear.

Proverbs 29:25 warns us clearly:

“Fearing people is a dangerous trap, but trusting the Lord means safety.”

Fear is no respecter of persons. No matter how strong your faith, how high you’ve risen, or how far you’ve come, fear can still find its way into the heart. Even the greatest among us — prophets, kings, and apostles — have faced moments where fear threatened to overtake them. Fear may be inevitable, but so is the power of our God to overcome it. And praise God — through Him, we are not called to be slaves to fear!