DRY MORSEL

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DRY MORSEL     Proverbs 17:1-5 Devotional:- Better is a dry morsel with quietness, Than a house full of feasting with strife. (V. 1 NKJV) 🎙 Victory Daily Devotional DRY MORSEL Support Us Proverbs 17:1-5 Remi Agbabiaka Outreach Ministry (RAOM)  |  victorydaily.blogspot.com There is no one who doesn't like to have a house already furnished and well perfected. We all like to work in a well-equipped office. This same thing applies to where we live. Everyone wants to live in a tastefully furnished and decorated house. Some singles want to marry a partner who is well-to-do, who has all the good things of life. (Proverbs 15:16–17) We often don't bother about how do the people come into contact with what they have, nor do we bother about the problems associated with such a place or life before we readily agree to park in it. These things thrill...

FAITH

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FAITH               

Romans 4:16-25
Devotional - “He did not waver at the promise of God through unbelief, but was strengthened in faith, giving glory to God” (V. 20)




    The true praises of God can only come from a heart of faith. This is a heart that strongly believes God for a miracle. This is a heart that put his hope in God like Abraham did. This is a heart that is not fixed on what is available presently but what the promises of the word of God say. This is a heart that is willing to wait to see the manifestation of the word of God (Job 14:14).



    The word of God says Abraham did not waver or doubt God’s ability to fulfill His word in his life. Instead of doubting, he was rather giving glory to God (Romans 4:20). This was really possible because Abraham had made up his mind not to doubt God.  The word of God says doubters will receive nothing from God (James 1:6-8). So, Abraham had decided that instead of doubting, he will rather praise God. You should learn to do the same. “Thank you Lord” “You are able to help me” “I know you are faithful” etc are ways to praise Him

    Friend, learning to give glory and praises to God in any situation is a great way to help you overcome doubts. Instead of thinking negatively, you quickly remember the faithfulness of God and give Him praise. Since you have made up your mind not to doubt God, this will always help you out. Make up your mind to trust God till your change come like that of Job (Job 14:14). Decide not to turn to other God (Psalms 16:4). Remember, God has been faithful to the fathers and He will be faithful to you too. Peace.

PRAYER: Lord, sustain me in faith of your faithfulness

“BY FAITH, YOU CAN BRING GOD’S PROMISES TO FULFILLMENT”

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