• God designed YOU to be part of something bigger!

    What ministry has captured your heart at Chateau? Tell us your story

    Visit Our Website: thechurchatchateau.com

    #ChateauChurch #KingdomWork #Love #ChurchCommunity #UseYourGifts #HolySpirit #ShareYourLight #ServeWithJoy #GodIsGood #ChateauMinistries
    πŸ‘‰ God designed YOU to be part of something bigger! β›ͺ What ministry has captured your heart at Chateau? Tell us your story 🌐 Visit Our Website: thechurchatchateau.com #ChateauChurch #KingdomWork #Love #ChurchCommunity #UseYourGifts #HolySpirit #ShareYourLight #ServeWithJoy #GodIsGood #ChateauMinistries
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  • They put Jesus in a tomb—but death couldn't keep Him there.

    #Faith #Resurrection #HeIsRisen #EmptyTomb #DailyDevotional #Inspiration
    ✨ They put Jesus in a tomb—but death couldn't keep Him there. #Faith #Resurrection #HeIsRisen #EmptyTomb #DailyDevotional #Inspiration
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  • Here is the uncomfortable question:

    What if you are one of the "100 lions"?

    What if you are strong?

    What if you are gifted?

    What if you are intelligent?

    What if you are passionate about God?

    What if you have been in church for 10, 20 or 30 years?

    But you are following teaching that never confronts sin, never calls people to repentance, never teaches holiness and never prepares souls for eternity?

    Strength without truth can become a dangerous combination.

    https://youtu.be/KEbgJb0bG3g?si=CQFSI4-QwOca_zIB
    Here is the uncomfortable question: What if you are one of the "100 lions"? What if you are strong? What if you are gifted? What if you are intelligent? What if you are passionate about God? What if you have been in church for 10, 20 or 30 years? But you are following teaching that never confronts sin, never calls people to repentance, never teaches holiness and never prepares souls for eternity? Strength without truth can become a dangerous combination. https://youtu.be/KEbgJb0bG3g?si=CQFSI4-QwOca_zIB
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  • August 26
    “WHO GOD IS TO ME”
    MY HOPE
    Psalm 71:5 (LLV) —
    “For You are my hope, O Lord GOD; You have been my trust since my youth.”
    Hope
    is often
    spoken of
    as something
    we wish
    will happen.
    “I hope
    things get better.”
    “I hope
    everything works out.”
    “I hope
    tomorrow
    will be easier.”
    But biblical hope
    is different.
    It is not
    a wish.
    It is
    confidence
    placed
    in Someone.
    “For You
    are my hope,
    O Lord GOD.”
    The psalmist
    does not say,
    “My hope
    is that
    my circumstances
    will improve.”
    His hope
    is God.
    Then he looks
    backward.
    “You have been
    my trust
    since my youth.”
    There is something
    beautiful
    about faith
    that has lived
    long enough
    to remember.
    Years
    bring memories.
    Some joyful.
    Some painful.
    Some we would
    gladly live
    again.
    Others
    we are simply
    grateful
    to have survived.
    But when
    we look back,
    we can often see
    something
    we could not see
    while we were
    living through them.
    God
    was there.
    Through doors
    that opened.
    Through doors
    that closed.
    Through prayers
    answered
    as we hoped.
    Through prayers
    answered
    in ways
    we did not
    understand.
    Through beginnings.
    Through endings.
    Through laughter.
    Through tears.
    God
    was there.
    And yesterday's
    faithfulness
    becomes
    today's reason
    for hope.
    The psalmist
    does not pretend
    the future
    holds no uncertainty.
    Later he prays,
    “Do not cast me away
    when I am old;
    do not forsake me
    when my strength
    is gone.”
    He knows
    life changes.
    Strength fades.
    Tomorrow
    contains things
    we cannot predict.
    But God
    does not change
    with our seasons.
    The God
    who held us
    when we were young
    does not become
    less faithful
    as the years
    pass.
    So hope
    does not require us
    to know
    what happens next.
    Hope says,
    “I know
    who will be there.”
    Perhaps
    that is why
    this is
    the right place
    to finish
    our journey.
    We have called Him:
    My Rock.
    My Shepherd.
    My Light.
    My Refuge.
    My Strength.
    My Keeper.
    The One
    who walks
    with me.
    My Hiding Place.
    And now,
    after remembering
    all those things,
    we can look
    toward whatever
    comes next
    and say:
    You are
    my hope.
    A new beginning can face an unknown tomorrow because it remembers a faithful yesterday:
    I may not know what lies ahead, but I know the God who will be there.
    Reflection: When I look back over my life, where can I see God's faithfulness giving me reason to trust Him with what still lies ahead?
    Prayer: Heavenly Father, You have been faithful through every season of my life. Thank You for the times I recognized Your hand and for the times You were working when I could not see it. When tomorrow feels uncertain, help me remember yesterday's faithfulness. You have been my trust, and You remain my hope. Whatever years or days lie ahead, let me face them with confidence—not because I know what they hold, but because I know You will be there. In Jesus' name, Amen.
    August 26 🌿 “WHO GOD IS TO ME” MY HOPE πŸ“– Psalm 71:5 (LLV) — “For You are my hope, O Lord GOD; You have been my trust since my youth.” Hope is often spoken of as something we wish will happen. “I hope things get better.” “I hope everything works out.” “I hope tomorrow will be easier.” But biblical hope is different. It is not a wish. It is confidence placed in Someone. “For You are my hope, O Lord GOD.” The psalmist does not say, “My hope is that my circumstances will improve.” His hope is God. Then he looks backward. “You have been my trust since my youth.” There is something beautiful about faith that has lived long enough to remember. Years bring memories. Some joyful. Some painful. Some we would gladly live again. Others we are simply grateful to have survived. But when we look back, we can often see something we could not see while we were living through them. God was there. Through doors that opened. Through doors that closed. Through prayers answered as we hoped. Through prayers answered in ways we did not understand. Through beginnings. Through endings. Through laughter. Through tears. God was there. And yesterday's faithfulness becomes today's reason for hope. The psalmist does not pretend the future holds no uncertainty. Later he prays, “Do not cast me away when I am old; do not forsake me when my strength is gone.” He knows life changes. Strength fades. Tomorrow contains things we cannot predict. But God does not change with our seasons. The God who held us when we were young does not become less faithful as the years pass. So hope does not require us to know what happens next. Hope says, “I know who will be there.” Perhaps that is why this is the right place to finish our journey. We have called Him: My Rock. My Shepherd. My Light. My Refuge. My Strength. My Keeper. The One who walks with me. My Hiding Place. And now, after remembering all those things, we can look toward whatever comes next and say: You are my hope. A new beginning can face an unknown tomorrow because it remembers a faithful yesterday: I may not know what lies ahead, but I know the God who will be there. Reflection: When I look back over my life, where can I see God's faithfulness giving me reason to trust Him with what still lies ahead? Prayer: Heavenly Father, You have been faithful through every season of my life. Thank You for the times I recognized Your hand and for the times You were working when I could not see it. When tomorrow feels uncertain, help me remember yesterday's faithfulness. You have been my trust, and You remain my hope. Whatever years or days lie ahead, let me face them with confidence—not because I know what they hold, but because I know You will be there. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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  • “𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘨𝘳𝘒𝘀𝘦 𝘒𝘣𝘰𝘢𝘯π˜₯𝘴 𝘒𝘯π˜₯ 𝘩𝘦𝘒𝘳𝘡𝘴 𝘣𝘦𝘭π˜ͺ𝘦𝘷𝘦,
    𝘎𝘳𝘦𝘒𝘡 𝘱𝘳𝘒π˜ͺ𝘴𝘦 𝘳𝘦π˜₯𝘰𝘢𝘯π˜₯𝘴 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘨𝘳𝘒𝘀𝘦 𝘳𝘦𝘀𝘦π˜ͺ𝘷𝘦π˜₯.”
    ✍️ “𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘨𝘳𝘒𝘀𝘦 𝘒𝘣𝘰𝘢𝘯π˜₯𝘴 𝘒𝘯π˜₯ 𝘩𝘦𝘒𝘳𝘡𝘴 𝘣𝘦𝘭π˜ͺ𝘦𝘷𝘦, 𝘎𝘳𝘦𝘒𝘡 𝘱𝘳𝘒π˜ͺ𝘴𝘦 𝘳𝘦π˜₯𝘰𝘢𝘯π˜₯𝘴 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘨𝘳𝘒𝘀𝘦 𝘳𝘦𝘀𝘦π˜ͺ𝘷𝘦π˜₯.”
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  • I N V I T A T I O N

    Dear Friends,

    If the WARS between nations are to end, the time has come to establish a 'Democratic World Government' elected by people around the world. If the people of the world are unable to pressure world leaders to do this, a 'Third World War' could break out at any time. If that happens, there will not be a single human left on this earth to even write the history of the human race.

    Understanding this terrifying reality and urging world leaders to act is the responsibility of all human beings on this planet. It is in this context that the people's movement 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government' has been working globally since 1985.

    Irrespective of party, political, caste, or religious differences, all peace-loving people across the world can become members of the 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government'. Membership is free. All Action Council members who work for 'World Peace' will be declared as 'Peace Ambassadors'.

    Those interested in working as a 'Peace Ambassador' for the Action Council should send their name, age, address, e-mail ID, WhatsApp number, and photo, along with any ID card, to the WhatsApp number +91 9315503394. Details must be written in English. Please do not call this number; send a message only.

    Thank You

    Rajeev Joseph
    Chairman
    International Action Council for Democratic World Government
    New Delhi, India
    Whatsapp: +91 9315503394
    I N V I T A T I O N Dear Friends, If the WARS between nations are to end, the time has come to establish a 'Democratic World Government' elected by people around the world. If the people of the world are unable to pressure world leaders to do this, a 'Third World War' could break out at any time. If that happens, there will not be a single human left on this earth to even write the history of the human race. Understanding this terrifying reality and urging world leaders to act is the responsibility of all human beings on this planet. It is in this context that the people's movement 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government' has been working globally since 1985. Irrespective of party, political, caste, or religious differences, all peace-loving people across the world can become members of the 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government'. Membership is free. All Action Council members who work for 'World Peace' will be declared as 'Peace Ambassadors'. Those interested in working as a 'Peace Ambassador' for the Action Council should send their name, age, address, e-mail ID, WhatsApp number, and photo, along with any ID card, to the WhatsApp number +91 9315503394. Details must be written in English. Please do not call this number; send a message only. Thank You πŸ™ Rajeev Joseph Chairman International Action Council for Democratic World Government New Delhi, India Whatsapp: +91 9315503394
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  • I N V I T A T I O N

    Dear Friends,

    If the WARS between nations are to end, the time has come to establish a 'Democratic World Government' elected by people around the world. If the people of the world are unable to pressure world leaders to do this, a 'Third World War' could break out at any time. If that happens, there will not be a single human left on this earth to even write the history of the human race.

    Understanding this terrifying reality and urging world leaders to act is the responsibility of all human beings on this planet. It is in this context that the people's movement 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government' has been working globally since 1985.

    Irrespective of party, political, caste, or religious differences, all peace-loving people across the world can become members of the 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government'. Membership is free. All Action Council members who work for 'World Peace' will be declared as 'Peace Ambassadors'.

    Those interested in working as a 'Peace Ambassador' for the Action Council should send their name, age, address, e-mail ID, WhatsApp number, and photo, along with any ID card, to the WhatsApp number +91 9315503394. Details must be written in English. Please do not call this number; send a message only.

    Thank You

    Rajeev Joseph
    Chairman
    International Action Council for Democratic World Government
    New Delhi, India
    Whatsapp: +91 9315503394
    I N V I T A T I O N Dear Friends, If the WARS between nations are to end, the time has come to establish a 'Democratic World Government' elected by people around the world. If the people of the world are unable to pressure world leaders to do this, a 'Third World War' could break out at any time. If that happens, there will not be a single human left on this earth to even write the history of the human race. Understanding this terrifying reality and urging world leaders to act is the responsibility of all human beings on this planet. It is in this context that the people's movement 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government' has been working globally since 1985. Irrespective of party, political, caste, or religious differences, all peace-loving people across the world can become members of the 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government'. Membership is free. All Action Council members who work for 'World Peace' will be declared as 'Peace Ambassadors'. Those interested in working as a 'Peace Ambassador' for the Action Council should send their name, age, address, e-mail ID, WhatsApp number, and photo, along with any ID card, to the WhatsApp number +91 9315503394. Details must be written in English. Please do not call this number; send a message only. Thank You πŸ™ Rajeev Joseph Chairman International Action Council for Democratic World Government New Delhi, India Whatsapp: +91 9315503394
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  • I N V I T A T I O N

    Dear Friends,

    If the WARS between nations are to end, the time has come to establish a 'Democratic World Government' elected by people around the world. If the people of the world are unable to pressure world leaders to do this, a 'Third World War' could break out at any time. If that happens, there will not be a single human left on this earth to even write the history of the human race.

    Understanding this terrifying reality and urging world leaders to act is the responsibility of all human beings on this planet. It is in this context that the people's movement 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government' has been working globally since 1985.

    Irrespective of party, political, caste, or religious differences, all peace-loving people across the world can become members of the 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government'. Membership is free. All Action Council members who work for 'World Peace' will be declared as 'Peace Ambassadors'.

    Those interested in working as a 'Peace Ambassador' for the Action Council should send their name, age, address, e-mail ID, WhatsApp number, and photo, along with any ID card, to the WhatsApp number +91 9315503394. Details must be written in English. Please do not call this number; send a message only.

    Thank You

    Rajeev Joseph
    Chairman
    International Action Council for Democratic World Government
    New Delhi, India
    Whatsapp: +91 9315503394
    I N V I T A T I O N Dear Friends, If the WARS between nations are to end, the time has come to establish a 'Democratic World Government' elected by people around the world. If the people of the world are unable to pressure world leaders to do this, a 'Third World War' could break out at any time. If that happens, there will not be a single human left on this earth to even write the history of the human race. Understanding this terrifying reality and urging world leaders to act is the responsibility of all human beings on this planet. It is in this context that the people's movement 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government' has been working globally since 1985. Irrespective of party, political, caste, or religious differences, all peace-loving people across the world can become members of the 'International Action Council for Democratic World Government'. Membership is free. All Action Council members who work for 'World Peace' will be declared as 'Peace Ambassadors'. Those interested in working as a 'Peace Ambassador' for the Action Council should send their name, age, address, e-mail ID, WhatsApp number, and photo, along with any ID card, to the WhatsApp number +91 9315503394. Details must be written in English. Please do not call this number; send a message only. Thank You πŸ™ Rajeev Joseph Chairman International Action Council for Democratic World Government New Delhi, India Whatsapp: +91 9315503394
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  • Dear Father,

    We all have desires and make requests to become better versions of ourselves. But sometimes, it looks as though we are not nearly as prepared for the responsibility as we are for the blessings that accompany it. The Scripture says, β€œFor unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required.” And so often, we believe in how much we must do in alignment with what has been entrusted to us. But very rarely do we discuss how much we must refrain from doing by virtue of the office we have been assigned.

    I believe the word in the passage, β€œrequire,” doesn’t just imply what we must give, but also what we must become. Because we rarely speak about the other side of the coin: that the blessing is expected to flow from the inside out; that we begin with being blessed by the blessing, to becoming shaped by the blessing. Perhaps only then can we wholesomely become a blessing to others.

    Like In situations where great wisdom is entrusted to us, it is required that we exercise discretion and establish the necessary controls around it. And this is where it gets difficult, because control may sometimes mean holding our peace when speaking could exonerate a person, but at the same time, put a stain on his office. Or when stewardship requires not just our undeniable talents, but also our character.

    What we must give, but also what we must become. This is, perhaps, the perfect blend.

    Translations;
    Slide 1: English
    Slide 2: French
    Slide 3: Bengali
    Slide 4: Hindi
    Slide 5: Urdu
    Slide 6: Portuguese

    #LettertoGod
    #assignment
    #stewardship
    #consecration
    #talents
    Dear Father, We all have desires and make requests to become better versions of ourselves. But sometimes, it looks as though we are not nearly as prepared for the responsibility as we are for the blessings that accompany it. The Scripture says, β€œFor unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required.” And so often, we believe in how much we must do in alignment with what has been entrusted to us. But very rarely do we discuss how much we must refrain from doing by virtue of the office we have been assigned. I believe the word in the passage, β€œrequire,” doesn’t just imply what we must give, but also what we must become. Because we rarely speak about the other side of the coin: that the blessing is expected to flow from the inside out; that we begin with being blessed by the blessing, to becoming shaped by the blessing. Perhaps only then can we wholesomely become a blessing to others. Like In situations where great wisdom is entrusted to us, it is required that we exercise discretion and establish the necessary controls around it. And this is where it gets difficult, because control may sometimes mean holding our peace when speaking could exonerate a person, but at the same time, put a stain on his office. Or when stewardship requires not just our undeniable talents, but also our character. What we must give, but also what we must become. This is, perhaps, the perfect blend. Translations; Slide 1: English Slide 2: French Slide 3: Bengali Slide 4: Hindi Slide 5: Urdu Slide 6: Portuguese #LettertoGod #assignment #stewardship #consecration #talents
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  • Dear Father,

    I love the teaching style of Jesus, particularly because He used parables to make illustrations, and from these parables, so much can be deduced. Today, I pondered the Parable of the Talents, which says: β€œThe kingdom of heaven is as a man travelling into a far country, who called his servants and entrusted his goods unto them. He gave one five talents, another two, and another one. The one with five talents traded and gained five more talents, and he that had received two also gained two more. The last one did nothing with what he was given…”

    However, between the periods of receiving the talents and the reward lies a season of struggle. Such great conversions are not instantaneous; if they were, they would all have brought back returns. And perhaps the five talents measured as returns for the five given were not a literal representation of how his harvest was without losses. Perhaps, in the process of conversion, he gained some harvests and some lessons. And perhaps both the lessons and the fruits are counted as gains in this kingdom.

    In seamlessly telling the story, He had no intention of bypassing the struggle; He left us to discern the various ways in which it applies: that both the fruits and the lessons are counted as gains in this kingdom, so long as we proceed-- not to bury what has been entrusted to us, but to put it to use.

    I’d like to write You about the struggles and the lessons I’ve encountered, and how all people see are the fruits. But do I need to? When most of all, You see how in the midst of all these, I’ve grown.

    Translations;
    Slide 1: English
    Slide 2: French
    Slide 3: Bengali
    Slide 4: Hindi
    Slide 5: Urdu

    #LettertoGod
    #stewardship
    #purpose
    #gifts
    #talents
    Dear Father, I love the teaching style of Jesus, particularly because He used parables to make illustrations, and from these parables, so much can be deduced. Today, I pondered the Parable of the Talents, which says: β€œThe kingdom of heaven is as a man travelling into a far country, who called his servants and entrusted his goods unto them. He gave one five talents, another two, and another one. The one with five talents traded and gained five more talents, and he that had received two also gained two more. The last one did nothing with what he was given…” However, between the periods of receiving the talents and the reward lies a season of struggle. Such great conversions are not instantaneous; if they were, they would all have brought back returns. And perhaps the five talents measured as returns for the five given were not a literal representation of how his harvest was without losses. Perhaps, in the process of conversion, he gained some harvests and some lessons. And perhaps both the lessons and the fruits are counted as gains in this kingdom. In seamlessly telling the story, He had no intention of bypassing the struggle; He left us to discern the various ways in which it applies: that both the fruits and the lessons are counted as gains in this kingdom, so long as we proceed-- not to bury what has been entrusted to us, but to put it to use. I’d like to write You about the struggles and the lessons I’ve encountered, and how all people see are the fruits. But do I need to? When most of all, You see how in the midst of all these, I’ve grown. Translations; Slide 1: English Slide 2: French Slide 3: Bengali Slide 4: Hindi Slide 5: Urdu #LettertoGod #stewardship #purpose #gifts #talents
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