Joshua 1:8 enjoins us to meditate on God's Word day and night. The Hebrew word translated 'meditate' is 'hahgah' and it means 'to ponder, to mutter, to roar.' God commanded Joshua to meditate on the Word because He was aware that was the only way His Word would have a lasting impact on the young man's life.
People who commit suicide do not do it on impulse. Such suicidal tendencies keep lingering in their minds until they finally yield to those wrong thoughts. Conversely, doing the Word is a result of consistent meditation upon it- flood your heart with the messages; dominate your thinking with them.
Now, it's your turn to let the messages enter into you so that you become united with the Word and it literally even directs your steps when you walk!
We have gone through the messages that were shared on days 1 and 2 at Camp 2015. We are going to recap them in summaries to help us actually act upon what we heard. And so Pause & Hahgah takes you back a few days into what you have read previously in summary, before we move on to the next actions. The key Scriptures are there for you to meditate on as well.
Action #1 (Bishop Matthew Addae-Mensah on Bring After your own Kind)
Honour God with all your life by living by His Word and setting a good example in the midst of corrupt people. Live differently!
[Meditate on: 1 Samuel Chapters 2 & 3]
Action #2 (Bishop Matthew Addae-Mensah on Bring After your own Kind II)
Be spiritually minded. Respond to the call of God to do His work of winning souls!
[Meditate on: 1 Samuel 8:1-7; 7:8-10]
Action #3 (Rev. Albert Bartlett-Mingle on The Power of Potential)
There is an immense wealth of potential inside of you; don't go to the grave with all that investment. Determine to use what God has put inside the you fully, here on earth!
[Meditate on: Genesis 1:11-12]
Keep 'hahgah-ing'... ��
#BringafteryourownKind
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