Author - Clay Corvin

03/11                  Matthew 1:23

“They shall call His name Immanuel (which means, God with us).”

1. Affirmation of Christ’s Deity: Jesus is God incarnate.
2. Abiding Presence: “God with us” emphasizes eternal companionship.
3. Assurance of Redemption: Jesus’ birth signifies God’s rescue plan.
4. Anchor of Hope: Christ’s presence brings peace.
5. Alignment with Prophecy: Fulfillment of Isaiah’s promise (Isaiah 7:14).

“God With Us”

(Inspired by Matthew 1:23)

1

A child is born,
not in a palace, not in wealth,
but in the quiet of night,
beneath a sky filled with wonder.

2

He is more than a child,
more than a name,
more than a promise—
He is God with us.

3

Not distant, not hidden,
not watching from afar,
but stepping into dust and hunger,
walking where we walk.

4

He knows the weight of sorrow,
the sting of rejection,
the frailty of flesh,
yet He remains divine.

5

Hands that formed the world
reach for a mother’s embrace,
eyes that saw the beginning
blink against the dawn.

6

He is not just for kings,
not just for the righteous,
but for the broken, the weary,
for those who thought they were forgotten.

7

The name spoken by angels,
whispered by shepherds,
feared by rulers,
now rests in the hearts of men.

8

God is no longer a shadow,
no longer a distant voice,
but here, present,
walking among us.

9

Emmanuel—
the name that changes everything,
the truth that breaks the silence,
the love that will not leave.

10

He came,
He stayed,
He saves,
and He is with us still.

03/10                  Jeremiah 1:8

“Do not be afraid… for I am with you to deliver you.”

1. Admonition to Boldness: Jeremiah’s fear is replaced by God’s assurance.
2. Assurance of Deliverance: God promises protection from enemies.
3. Alignment with God’s Plan: Jeremiah’s calling is divinely secured.
4. Affirmation of Presence: God guarantees His nearness.
5. Active Empowerment: God enables Jeremiah to fulfill his mission.

03/09                  Isaiah 43:2

“When you pass through the waters, I will be with you.”

1. Assurance in Trials: God promises presence in hardships.
2. All-Sustaining Power: Waters and fire cannot overwhelm.
3. Active Deliverance: God leads His people to safety.
4. Affirmation of Faithfulness: His presence is unwavering.
5. Anchor in His Covenant: Reflects His covenant loyalty.

“Through the Waters, Through the Fire”

(Inspired by Isaiah 43:2)

1

The waters rise,
the waves press in,
the current pulls hard,
but you are not alone.

2

The river swells,
the path disappears beneath the flood,
the way forward is uncertain,
but I am with you.

3

The flames leap high,
heat presses against your skin,
the fire surrounds you,
but you will not be consumed.

4

You were never promised ease,
never given a life without storms,
but you were given a name,
and I have called you My own.

5

The deep will not take you,
the fire will not destroy you,
the trial will not break you,
for I am the Lord your God.

6

I parted the seas before you,
I walked in the fire beside you,
I stood in the valley behind you,
and I will not leave you now.

7

When you tremble, I am your strength,
when you doubt, I am your certainty,
when you fear, I am your shield,
when you fall, I am your rescue.

8

Your path is not unknown to Me,
your suffering is not unseen,
I hold every moment,
I stand in every storm.

9

So walk forward,
step into the waters,
stand in the fire,
knowing I am near.

10

For I have called you,
I have chosen you,
I have redeemed you,
and you are Mine.

03/08                  Isaiah 41:10

“Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God.”

1. Alleviation of Fear: God’s presence removes anxiety.
2. Assurance of Strength: He provides strength for trials.
3. Anchor in Relationship: God reaffirms His role as “your God.”
4. Active Support: He upholds His people with His righteous hand.
5. Affirmation of Victory: God’s presence ensures triumph.

03/07                  Joshua 1:9

“Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you.”

1. Admonition to Courage: God commands strength in adversity.
2. Assurance in Action: His presence emboldens obedience.
3. Affirmation of Faithfulness: God guarantees His companionship.
4. Alleviation of Discouragement: God’s presence brings hope.
5. Alignment with Success: Obedience aligns with divine purpose.

“Be Strong, Be Courageous”

(Inspired by Joshua 1:9)

1

The road stretches ahead,
unknown, uncertain, untraveled,
but the command remains—
Be strong, be courageous.

2

Fear rises like a shadow,
doubt whispers in the silence,
but My voice is louder—
I am with you.

3

You do not walk alone,
your strength is not your own,
your steps are held firm
by the One who called you.

4

The rivers will not sweep you away,
the walls before you will fall,
the battle may rage,
but victory is already written.

5

Do not turn back,
do not hesitate at the edge,
for I have gone before you,
and I stand behind you.

6

This land is yours to take,
not by your power,
not by your wisdom,
but by My hand.

7

The giants in the land will tremble,
the strongholds will crumble,
for I do not send without promise,
I do not command without provision.

8

Keep My words close,
let them guide your steps,
let them strengthen your heart,
for My truth never fails.

9

Wherever you go,
from the valley to the mountain,
from the battle to the stillness,
I am with you.

10

So go forward,
not in fear, not in doubt,
but in faith, in strength,
in the presence of your God.

03/06                  Joshua 1:5

“I will not leave you nor forsake you.”

1. Absolute Commitment: God pledges unwavering presence.
2. Assurance in Leadership: Joshua’s success is rooted in God’s guidance.
3. Alleviation of Fear: God’s steadfastness removes uncertainty.
4. Alignment with Divine Will: God directs Joshua’s path.
5. All-Powerful Support: God’s might secures Joshua’s mission.

03/05                  Deuteronomy 31:6

“Be strong and courageous. Do not fear… for it is the Lord your God who goes with you.”

Assurance of Victory: God promises never to leave or forsake them.

Admonition to Strength: God commands boldness.

Abandonment of Fear: His presence removes the need for fear.

Affirmation of God’s Power: God’s might ensures success.

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03/04                  Exodus 33:14

“My presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.”

1. Accompanied Journey: God promises to walk with Israel.
2. Assurance of Rest: His presence provides peace amidst chaos.
3. All-Sufficient Presence: God Himself is the source of all needs.
4. Alleviation of Strife: His presence eases burdens.
5. Alignment with God’s Plan: Israel’s journey is anchored in God’s guidance.

Abiding Presence: God walks with His people.

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03/03                  Exodus 3:12

“I will be with you; and this will be the sign to you that it is I who have sent you.”

1. Assurance in Calling: God promises to equip Moses for his mission.
2. Authority in Presence: God’s presence validates Moses’ leadership.
3. Affirmation of God’s Power: His presence is proof of divine commissioning.
4. Alleviation of Doubts: Removes Moses’ insecurities.
5. Authentication of Mission: God’s presence affirms the divine origin of Moses’ task.

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03/02                  Genesis 28:15

“I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go.”

1. Active Guidance: God promises to watch over Jacob.
2. All-Encompassing Care: He will be present wherever Jacob goes.
3. Affirmation of Fulfillment: God reassures His commitment to His covenant.
4. Abiding Promise: His presence is eternal and dependable.
5. Assurance of Return: He promises Jacob’s safe return to the land.

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