God's Abundant Grace - Worship

 Transcribed by AI

For every Afghan, in every language, for all humanity, God hears you and answers you. Pray, think, let’s bring the truth together.

Dear friends, hello. I am happy to be with you once again as we sing worship songs. Today we have a very special guest here who will introduce themselves.

Hello. My name is Aryan, and I am glad to be with you. Today, friends, we want to glorify the name of Jesus Christ and sing songs. Some may ask why Christians sing to Jesus Christ and why followers of Jesus worship His name.

We, the believers in Jesus Christ, do not sing out of tradition or habit, friends. We sing from the heart and soul. We sing with all our joy because we have experienced the love, peace, and help of Jesus Christ in our lives.

This means that in despair we found hope, in times of fear we found peace, and in the hardest days of our lives, we felt that God has not left us alone. Therefore, when we call on the name of Jesus, we sing with gratitude, believing that Jesus calms our broken hearts and gives strength to all humanity, to those who believe in Him, He gives fresh strength.

Do you want to experience that peace and strength in your life? Let’s declare with all our hearts, minds, and souls that the name of Jesus is magnificent. And here is our first song that we will sing together today.

Music, music, music, music, music, music, music, music. Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Your friend saw, Hallelujah! Come to Jesus; He is powerful and present, and He forgives. Today, seek and you will find. Today, He will embrace you. Today, I love you. Do not reject Him today. Today, do not turn Him away.

Sometimes, people feel like God has forgotten us. We think our prayers do not reach heaven, or maybe no one hears the cries of our broken hearts. But the word of God reminds us today that God has not forgotten us; in fact, He knows us better than we know ourselves. Yes, He knows us better than we know ourselves. How wonderful!

Nothing, not even our smallest mistakes, our sins, or our habits are hidden from God. Jesus Christ says in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 10, verse 30, that even the hairs on your head are numbered. Do you believe this, friends? Even the hairs on our heads are counted by God.

This means that God's love and attention towards us are so deep and vast that He is aware of even the smallest details of our lives. He sees. He sees our pains, our hidden tears, our prayers; He feels and hears.

He is aware of the needs of our hearts. When people do not comfort us, sometimes we feel that humanity, even our friends, do not comfort us, and when we feel lonely, God is by our side.

When we are tired, when we are hopeless, He still lovingly calls us and says, “Come to me.” So today, let us come with confidence before Him and call upon His name. When God knows even the number of hairs on our heads, counted by Him, He will never forget us.

Lord, I know that even the smallest desire of mine, You know me, and You know all my thoughts. Your love is beyond my understanding. You told me that You are aware of every single hair on my head. You have fastened me and my joys at Your door, and I rush to You because I long to return to You.

In this world, I have You, my beloved. My pride is all in You; You are my joy. In this world, I have You, my beloved. My pride is all in You; You are my joy. In this world, I have You, my beloved. My pride is all in You; You are my joy. In this world, I have You, my beloved. My pride is all in You; You are my joy. Blessed is the day that I joined with You, O my beloved.

Beside You, I am always at peace; You are my goodness and my night. Blessed is the day that I joined with You, O my beloved. Blessed is the day that I joined with You, O my goodness and my night. Beside You, I am always at peace; You are my goodness and my night.

Dear friends, wherever Jesus Christ went, His disciples and other people followed Him. In the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 5, it is written that when Jesus saw the large crowd, He went up on a mountain and sat down. His disciples came to Him, and He opened His mouth and taught them.

Do you understand what Jesus taught them? What kind of people were they? They were those who had broken hearts, the poor, the pure in heart, the oppressed, the downtrodden, waiting for God's justice.

Jesus taught them, “Blessed are you.” He said, “Blessed are you?” He spoke to those poor people, to the downtrodden, and said, “Blessed are you?”

Jesus taught them that true happiness is not in the power and riches of this world but in humility, in pure hearts, and in peacemaking, which is what Jesus saw in that crowd and those people.

Today, Jesus also has that same power for our people who live in suffering, hardship, and injustice, the same power that He had then, He has today.

So let us sing these teachings as a song. These verses written here in the book of Matthew, chapter 5, are exactly what we want to sing today.

Music, blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted. Blessed are the meek for they will inherit the earth. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they will be filled. Blessed are the merciful for they will be shown mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart for they will see God. Blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called children of God. Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

Music, blessed are the merciful for they shall be shown mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called children of God. Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

The last song we want to sing is about the amazing grace of God, the grace that changed our lives. It opened our eyes and brought us from darkness to light.

Dear friends, have you ever thought about what the word grace means? I myself did not understand the true meaning of grace for a long time. I thought grace and blessing were two words with the same meaning. But when I read the word of God, I realised that these two words are different.

The word grace means God's love, forgiveness, and free gift for those who do not deserve it at all. But blessing means favour, peace, and success. The Gospel has a beautiful message. The beautiful message of the Gospel is that none of us can cleanse our sins or achieve salvation through our good works or efforts.

I myself did not deserve for God to forgive my sins, but God, by His grace, by His kindness, granted me this salvation through Jesus Christ. Not because of the goodness I had but because of His great mercy and grace.

We were once lost, weary, and far from God, but the love of Jesus Christ found us and saved us. Grace finds the lost, comforts the broken-hearted, turns fear into hope, and lights up the dark life with the light of God.

He is the grace we need today. So let us sing this song full of hope and worship together, and let us praise God for His boundless grace.

Music, grace, grace, Jesus has saved us. We were lost and confused. When I see Him, the grace of God, the grace of God, takes away my fear and sin. When I see Him, His love, the grace of God guides me in this world, makes me pure from every sin, and my soul rejoices. The grace of God in heaven will lead me on. This grace is great; the grace of Jesus has saved me. I was lost and confused. When I see Him, when I see Him, when I see Him, when I see Him.

Dear friends, our programme for today concludes here. Until the next programme, we commend you to the one true and merciful God. God bless and guide you.