On the topic of a gospel centered woman… We find in the book of Acts a dear saint in Philippi named Lydia, whom God used in a mighty way. The apostle Paul met up with Lydia on near the river in Philippi. Paul had received a vision from the Lord that confirmed God’s direction for his missionary journey. This vision was a call to go to the district of Macedonia. As a result of the vision, Paul made his way to the district of Macedonia and consequently found himself in Philippi where he met up with Lydia. Philippi was a Roman Colony and a leading city in the area. From God's perspective it was a perfect place for a church plant. After arriving in Philippi, Paul redeemed his opportunity a
Lamentations 3:21, “This I recall to my mind, therefore I have hope.” Our inward discouragement can be overcome when we lift our eyes off ourselves and onto God and His promises. In the book of Lamentations, Jeremiah grieved over the painful and regrettable circumstances of God’s people. They were certainly reaping a bountiful harvest of discipline and trouble. The city that was once so great was now lonely and empty. It was now sitting in utter embarrassment and regret. They had forsaken God and were suffering the consequences. Their loving devotion was replaced with sinful disobedience. Now, they were reaping what they had sown. The bible says in Galatians 6:7, "Do not be deceived,
