Shalom, Wishing you all a beautiful and blessed month of September, a month of “DIVINE PRINCIPLES.” All praise and glory belong to the Lord, for He is our victory and our shield. He is the One who watches over us and protects us. We thank God for everything He has done for us throughout the past month. For some, it was a month filled with joy, while for others, it came with tears and difficult moments. But through it all, the Lord has remained faithful to us, to our families, and to those we love. My prayer for you is that the Lord will help you walk in godliness and righteousness. May you honor Him by giving one-tenth of what you have harvested and of all that He has blessed you with. Many people believe that tithing began with the Law of Moses, but that is not so. The first time tithing is mentioned in the Bible is in Genesis 14:18–20, when Abraham encountered Melchizedek, the king of Salem and a priest of God. Genesis 14:18–20 Melchizedek, as a priest of God, spoke a blessing over Abraham, God’s servant. Take a moment to look at how Abraham responded to the blessing he received from Melchizedek. May the Lord give you the grace to walk in the same spirit of honor and obedience. May He also hear our prayers and teach us to remain faithful and righteous with everything He has placed in our hands. Learn to humble yourself and follow in the footsteps of Christ. Humility brings honor to God and opens the way to many blessings: Humility teaches us to receive God’s gifts. Humility teaches us to depend on God’s help. Humility gives value to the Gospel. Humility enables us to be a blessing to others. Humility brings wisdom. May the Lord give you the grace to forgive from the heart, just as God desires. Forgiveness is not a sign of weakness. It is an act of courage a reflection of Christ’s character and His principles within us. In truth, forgiveness is a journey toward freedom. When we choose to forgive, we release ourselves from the weight of the past. It allows us to move forward, grow, and experience a deeper relationship and fellowship with our Creator. Sowing and reaping are familiar words in farming, and this principle is understood in many cultures around the world. There is a simple truth we often hear: “What a person sows in life is what they will reap.” If you sow bad seeds, you will reap a bad harvest. But when you sow what is good, you will also reap what is good. May the Lord bless the seeds you have planted and everything you have stored in your storehouses. May you reap abundantly, prosper in all that you do, and see the fruit of your labor. I pray that you will be blessed with long life, peace, and good health. I declare blessings over your country, your church, and your family. May the presence of the Lord remain with you, and may His grace continue to guide and protect you. I love you all. May the Lord richly bless you. - @drpaulgitwaza