Ecclésiaste 3:1 – « Il y a un temps pour tout, un temps pour toute chose sous les cieux. » Seigneur Tout-Puissant, nous te remercions pour ce nouveau jour et pour le privilège de nous rassembler dans ta présence. Ouvre nos cœurs afin que nous recevions ta Parole. Conduis nos pas et apprends-nous à marcher fidèlement dans ton temps. Au nom de Jésus, Amen.

- The Gospel of Mark is the shortest of the four Gospels, but also the most action-packed. - Written to a Roman audience, it presents Jesus as the Servant King a Savior who came not to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). - Mark emphasizes Jesus’ works more than His words, showing us that true faith is active, sacrificial, and centered on Christ. - The Beginning of the Gospel (Mark 1–3) - Mark opens with John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus. - Jesus begins His ministry with authority calling disciples, healing the sick, and casting out demons. - Key Lesson: Jesus has authority over sickness, sin, and Satan. When He calls, we must follow immediately.

1 Thessalonians 5:18 “In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” Thanksgiving is not just a holiday; it is a holy attitude of the heart.When we learn to say “thank you” first to God, then to people we align our hearts with heaven. Gratitude is not just a polite response; it is a spiritual discipline and a reflection of a heart transformed by grace. Many people only thank God when life is good. But the Bible says, “In everything give thanks.” That means in joy or sorrow, in plenty or in need, we still have a reason to thank God because His love never fails.

Father, I repent for every careless and destructive word I have spoken. Purify my heart and sanctify my tongue, that I may speak only words that align with Your truth and purpose. Let my mouth release blessings, encouragement, and life in every situation. Teach me to guard my speech and to declare Your promises boldly.

which is why he tempts believers into murmuring, complaining, and speaking fear instead of faith. When you confess defeat, you partner with darkness; when you declare God’s promises, you align with His kingdom. Your current reality often mirrors the declarations you have made in the past. If your words have built walls of limitation around your life, it’s time to repent, break those agreements, and start speaking life. As James 3 teaches, the tongue is like a small rudder steering a large ship, it may seem small, but it determines the direction of your destiny.