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HIS EYE IS UPON THE SPARROWS

sermon 5.HIS EYE IS UPON THE SPARROWS

A Sermon Preached by Fortune E.C. Nwaiwu on 21st of January, 2018 at A.C.F.M Umuozoche Igbodo Etche Rivers State of Nigeria.

"Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing? And one of them shall not fall on the ground without your Father." Mt 10:29

A flock of Sparrows are species of birds, the least among God's creatures. Such birds are not valued by men, and the price of them is as cheap as nothing. One penny which is equivalent of one naira is the price of two sparrows. Despite that no one values sparrows, God still watches them, no one of them will fall to the ground without God knowing it.

Note: No challenge of life that will frustrate you without God being aware of it. People may not value you, but you are more valuable than a flock of sparrows.

I pray for you that this year heaven and earth will value you. Don't worry, it may be that years ago, enemies tried to frustrate you, nothing you planned worked out for you, but believe this, God is doing a new thing in your life, business and your career.
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