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A little wonder I've seen in the world, As I discovered a greater wonder in the Word. Woman! What is this "wo" in you that makes you differ from a man? The "wo" that has become such great a wonder that has no ban. With a careful search, my curious heart found a solace; As I discovered this strange "wo" behind the man in an ace. Listen, woman! So you're the wonder behind the man; For you're indeed the "wonder of man" in disguise which made you "wo-man". Without you, the wonder part of man cannot be seen; For you're indeed God's wonder of him behind the scene. He created you to reveal the wonder he could not contain; For in you is found that "wo" he cannot attain. Now rise to become this wonder that has been foretold; For in you is kept a great story that needed to be told. This "wo" must now rise from under to be wonder, When this word become life in you as you ponder.

The Saviour is coming, prepare the way, For He brings light to turn night into day. With hope in His hands and love in His heart, He comes to give every soul a new start. The prophets foretold of His glorious reign, Where joy replaces sorrow, and peace conquers pain. He walks among us with grace so divine, A beacon of hope, a heavenly sign. So lift up your hearts and ready your soul, For the Saviour is coming to make you whole. In His presence, all darkness must flee, For He is the way, the truth, and the key.

The battle against unclean spirits is real, but so is the victory we have in Christ. Through His name, we have authority over every force of darkness that seeks to oppress and bind us. Jesus demonstrated this power throughout His ministry, casting out demons and setting captives free. He has given us the same authority to walk in freedom and help others find deliverance. The key to maintaining freedom is: 1. Knowing your identity in Christ 2. Standing firm in the Word of God 3. Maintaining a life of prayer and worship 4. Walking in community with other believers Remember, "If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed" (John 8:36). This freedom is not just a promise—it's your inheritance as a child of God.

The genealogy of Jesus Christ, as recorded in Matthew 1 and Luke 3, is far more than a list of names. It's a testament to God's faithfulness across generations and His intricate plan of redemption. In Jesus' lineage, we find: - Kings and peasants - Heroes and failures - Jews and Gentiles - Men and women of faith This diverse ancestry reveals that God's grace extends to all people, regardless of their background or past. It shows that God can use anyone who surrenders to His purpose. The inclusion of women like Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba in the genealogy is particularly significant. It demonstrates that God's redemptive work includes those whom society might overlook or reject. Through this lineage, we see the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham that through his seed, all nations would be blessed. Jesus is the culmination of this promise—the Savior of all humanity.