The Daily Nugget

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In a world  which is unstable and where all seems lost among the  constant changes and instabilities in every area, the good news is that our Lord doesn't change, He is the same “yesterday,today and forever”.(Hebrews 13:8) our God is “El Olam” which translates to “Everlasting God”  El meaning God and Olam which signifies eternity or longevity so “El Olam” literally means the God who has no beginning or no end, The “eternal” or The “everlasting” God. He is unchanging and our ultimate source.As believers we are children of God" and we can draw strength from knowing our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ shall return and there will be no more pain or worry for any of us 

live with the assurance that a very real joy, pleasure, and glory are coming our way and there will be no more sorrow or pain for any of us.

God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.

(Psalm 46:1)

 Be Blessed and Encouraged

Our Everlasting God

Yet those who wait for the LORD Will gain new strength; They will mount up with wings like eagles, They will run and not get tired, They will walk and not become weary.(Isaiah 40:31)

We all go through trials in our lives that is when we need to cling to God for strength and the following testimony is a great inspiration to us all

Brenton Brown is a smart and capable person. Awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to study politics and philosophy at Oxford University, he would have every reason to believe himself strong enough to conquer every obstacle in life. But in 2003, both he and his wife were diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. A debilitating condition, this also led him to co-write the well known praise song: Everlasting God.

For a man struggling through chronic fatigue, Scriptures describing an everlasting God who will not become faint or grow weary were exactly what he needed to get through the day.

Brenton has worked with just about every big name in Christian music, including the Gettys, Big Daddy Weave, Stuart Townend, Chris Tomlin, and more. He was a high achieving person whose future was stifled by illness. And yet, for a man struggling through chronic fatigue, Scriptures describing an everlasting God who will not become faint or grow weary were exactly what he needed to get through the day. It turns out, we all need this everlasting God.

Benton Brown was  “never healed of the chronic fatigue syndrome,”but everyday he stands on God's promise and everyday is given the strength to do what God has called him to do.“We still have to put the gloves on every day and get to work,” he said. “But God kind of carried us across.”