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29/03/2022

*JESUS ​​CRISTO VEM COM O SEU PAGAMENTO*
2 João 1:8 Olhai para vós mesmos, para que não percamos as coisas que fizemos, mas que recebamos plena recompensa.
✓Toda recompensa depende inteiramente do trabalho e sua qualidade!
1. TODA obra que um cristão faz é um serviço prestado ao próprio Senhor Jesus Cristo. Não importa onde ou para quem seja dirigido. Colossenses 3:23-25
2. Haverá aqueles que não receberão nada porque não fizeram nada digno de pagamento ou podem tê-lo perdido por suas obras serem insignificantes. 1 Coríntios 3:11-15
3. Haverá aqueles que perderão parte de suas obras só porque não as fizeram com um coração alegre. Pois o Senhor só considere obras deste tipo de coração. 2 Coríntios 8:12
4. HÁ aqueles que receberão o pagamento integral (recompensa, salário, galardão), para alguns pouco porque fizeram coisas pequenas e alguns grandes ou muito porque merecem por seu trabalho sem reservas para o Reino de Deus.

João exorta a seus leitores a estarem atentos em seus serviços (deveres conjugais, apoio necessário aos missionários e próprias missões, deveres pastorais, deveres individuais da igreja, orações, evangelismo, integridade e honestidade em trabalhos seculares, etc....) sabendo que há alguém em algum lugar tomando notas de todos os serviços prestados no que concerne ao motivo pelo qual são feito.
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19/03/2022

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16/05/2021

*RECOVERING FROM DEFEAT 4 "THE RETURN"*
Remember therefore whence thou art fallen, and repent and do the first works; or else I come to thee, and will move thy candlestick out of its place, except thou repent. Revelation 2:5
Joshua 7:10-13 reveals four steps to recover from defeat. We have dealt with revelation, repentance, and restoration. Today we focus on return. When fellowship with God is broken by sin, recovery comes by returning to the point of failure. You must return to the battlefield and deal with your defeat.
When you have failed, the enemy will speak words of mockery and defeat to you:
"You might as well give up."
"Everyone has lost confidence in you."
"You are weak and good for nothing."
"You will just fail if you try again."
But you must return to the battlefield. You must face the enemy and emerge victorious! There can be no truce and no neutrality with the enemy. You can never move on to other battles until you win at "the Valley of Anchor, the valley of troubles,” the point of your spiritual defeat.
After the revelation of sin, repentance, and restoration, God's instructions to Israel were "Go up to Ai." Read Joshua chapter 8 which tells the story of Israel's return and subsequent victory at Ai. Be sure to note that this time Joshua took all the warriors of Israel. They were not defeated, and this time they did not flee. They turned defeat into victory, changing their setback into a comeback.
Joshua chapter 7 opens with dark picture of Lord's anger kindled against His people in a place called "the valley of Achor", meaning "the valley of trouble." In chapter 8, however, we find Israel again marching forward in victory. When you follow God's remedy for recovery, He takes your valley of Achor (trouble) and turns it into a door of hope: "I will give...the valley of Achor for a door of hope..." (Hosea 2:15). God can turn your Valley of Achor into a pathway of hope that leads to your achievements and celebration.
Here is the remedy for recovery from defeat upon which I have meditated the past few days:
Revelation
Repentance
Restoration
Return
Take time to review these and to make application in your own life. Have a blessed Sunday!
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Xavier Simango
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15/05/2021

*RECOVERING FROM DEFEAT 3 "RESTORATION"*
Joshua 7:10-13 reveals four steps that will lead to recovery from defeat. I have dealt with revelation and repentance. Today I focus on restoration. In this case, restoration required that the accursed items be removed and Achan's entire family be punished. They were stoned to death in the Valley of Achor. By this judgment, the sin in Israel was eliminated.
You may question why the entire family was punished along with Achan. They most likely knew and agreed with Achan's sin, as the items were hidden in their tent. Deuteronomy 24:16 says that children are not accountable for the father's sins, so the family would not have been punished had they not been complicit in it. This account gives emphasis to the place of discipline in the Church. Also, these were the days governed by the law, not by the grace and forgiveness for sin which is now available through Jesus Christ.
This sad account serves as a classic example of how desperately men needed a Savior to die for sin once and for all so that they could be saved from death which is always the penalty of sin:
For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. (Romans 6:23)
Thank God, that through Jesus Christ, the penalty for sin was paid once and for all.
1. You do not need die for your sin.
2. You should not die in your sin.
The fact that needed that Joshua bring one by one in order to know who, means that was no repentance in Achans heart neither in none of his household. That is the extent to which Achan and his family had gone. And can be aligned with the account of Ananias and Sapphira in the account of Acts 5.

Achan's story also reflects how what you do affects not only you personally, but also the Body of Christ at large, your family, and future generations.
So what does restoration mean in your life? It means that when God reveals the reason for your failure and you have repented, then you must remove the "accursed thing" from your life. You may need to forgive or ask forgiveness of others. How are things between you and your children or parents? Make right the wrong done to others. You may also need to correct a sinful situation that your disobedience has created. Perhaps you must do a spiritual house cleaning.
Revelation leads to repentance, repentance leads to restoration, and restoration often requires restitution for wrongs you have done.
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14/05/2021

*RECOVERING STEPS FROM DEFEAT 2 "REPENTANCE"*
Joshua 7:10-13 reveals four steps to recover from defeat. Yesterday I dealt with the importance of revelation. You must identify a problem in order to deal with it. Today I focus on repentance.
REPENTANCE. The revelation of a problem is not enough to recover yourself from the snare of the enemy. You must deal with it on the basis of God's Word. There is a time to stop praying and act upon what God has revealed to you:
And the Lord said unto Joshua, Get thee up. wherefore liest thou thus upon thy face? (Joshua 7:10).
God told Joshua to call the people together and deal with the sin in their midst. Joshua was quick to obey. The scripture says he "rose up early in the morning" to follow God's instructions:
So Joshua rose up early in the morning, and brought Israel by their tribes; and the tribe of Judah was taken. (Joshua 7:16).

The tribes appeared before Joshua man-by-man. Finally it was revealed that a man named Achan was the guilty party. Joshua told him to confess and give glory to God. When you confess sin, you actually glorify God because you are agreeing with Him about your transgressions.
When God revealed that Achan was the transgressor, Joshua sent men running to the tent to retrieve the sinful items. We cannot be too quick to deal with sin. Delay is disobedience.
If you are to recover yourself from the snare of the enemy, you must confront the problem of sin:

The bad news is, "If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us" (1 John 1:8). I am aware that we are in the dark age where preaching against sin and a need of repentance is sin itself to the world view. But as faithfully minister of the Kingdom of God we need to confront and reprimand the evil of one another for the sake of Holiness. There are those who say that the repentance is for unbelievers but I also do believe that the believers as well must be called for repentance. The word SINS in plural on verse 9 proofs that this call is for believers.

The good news is that the Word says "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (1 John 1:9).

You cannot conceal your sin and prosper:
He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy. (Proverbs 28:13).
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Xavier Simango
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13/05/2021

*RECOVERING STEPS FROM DEFEAT 1*
If you are following my messages you are aware that I am doing expository from the book of Joshua. Now that you are defeated is there any recovering hope. Yes, thousands times yes!! There is a remedy for every failure. If you are defeated and have been taken captive by the enemy, you can recover: "And that they may recover themselves out of the snare of the devil who are taken captive of him at his will" (2 Timothy 2:26).
When you have experienced defeat, God will help you recover, but you must also take steps to recover yourself by following Biblical principles of recovery. Joshua 7:10-13 reveals four steps of recovery from defeat upon which I will focus for the next few days.
*Revelation* . The first step of recovery is to have a revelation concerning the problem that caused your defeat. When Joshua went to prayer, God revealed to him that Israel had sinned: "And the Lord said...Israel hath sinned..." (Joshua 7:10-11).
It is important to note that individual sin affects the corporate body. God told Joshua that "they" (all of Israel) had sinned, not just Achan (Joshua 7:11). We are very quick to see problems in the church, but often we do not recognize the role that we, as individuals, have in these problems.
Each believer is part of the corporate Body of Christ. A sin by one member affects the functioning of the entire Body. Even families, Communities and nations.
Never underestimate the damage one person's sin can do. King David's disobedience resulted in the deaths of 70,000 people (2 Samuel 24). Why would God blame a whole nation for the disobedience of one man? Because Israel was considered one people by the Lord. As the Body of Christ, we are one in the Lord and sin in our midst affects us all.
When one members suffers or rejoices, the entire Body of Christ suffers and rejoices with them (1 Corinthians 12:26-27). The negative side of this supernatural relationship is that individual sin does corporate damage, as demonstrated by one man's sin coming upon all men:
Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned...But not as the offence, so also is the free gift. For if through the offence of one many be dead, much more the grace of God, and the gift by grace, which is by one man, Jesus Christ, hath abounded unto many...For if by one man's offence death reigned by one; much more they which receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ. (Romans 5:12,15,17). I believe this is the reason Paul told the Corinthians Church to take away a notable fornicator. (1 Corinthians 5:9-13).

Ask God to reveal any "accursed thing" that is standing between you and victory over the enemy.
It may be a habit, a recurring sin, unforgiveness, anger, etc.
Mozambique Christian Missions
Xavier Simango
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12/05/2021

*THE PROBLEM WITH PRAYERLESSNESS*
In the story of Ai, there were four major reasons for defeat, all of which are common in spiritual setbacks experienced by believers today. We have discussed three of these: They are violation of principles, pride, and natural perception. Today we deal with another major reason for defeat: Prayerlessness.
Prayerlessness. Joshua listened to the self-reliant men who returned from viewing Ai, but according to the biblical record he did not pray about the report he received. He immediately organized only 3,000 warriors to go up to Ai to battle.
Had Joshua taken time to pray, undoubtedly God would have revealed that there was sin in Israel and would have warned him not to go to battle. Like when He warned Moses that would not go with Israel to battle because Moses inquired. Had Joshua taken time to pray, he would have also discovered that the pattern for attacking Ai was not to be the same as that used at Jericho. As told to David when also inquired about battle strategy before God.

The "Ais" of life, the battles with the flesh are not won the same way as the "Jerichos” a city representative of the world. Neither can you live in past victories or the traditions of yesterday. God has new strategies for each battle you face. The strategy to take Ai was different from that used at Jericho.
In the book of Judges, a man named Gideon was told to reduce his army before going into battle (Judges 7). For the return to Ai, Joshua was told to take all the warriors to battle. You cannot limit God to a certain pattern. He is the God who has declared "I will do a new thing.” You cannot act solely on the basis of tradition or precedent.
But sadly like most of us Joshua did not take time to pray. Instead, he sent only a few of the troops to Ai. Unfortunately, some of the men were killed and the remainder fled before the enemy.
In summary, Israel's defeat at Ai was the result of violations in the areas of:
-Principles
-Pride
-Perception
-Prayerlessness
Remember that the "Ais" of life are not won the same way as the "Jerichos". In each new battle you face, you must lay aside your pride and carnal perception, pray to learn God's strategies, and follow His principles. You'll count victories upon victories.
Mozambique Christian Missions
Xavier Simango
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