PURCHASING POWER

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PURCHASING POWER   Genesis 41:25-40 Devotional:- “And Pharaoh said to his servants, "Can we find such a one as this, a man in whom is the Spirit of God?" (V. 38) NKJV 🎙 Victory Daily Devotional PURCHASING POWER Support Us Genesis 41:25-40 Remi Agbabiaka Outreach Ministry (RAOM)  |  victorydaily.blogspot.com When a man learns how to make good use of opportunities around him, he will purchase His destiny with it. In other words, we should know that opportunity seized is the purchasing power of our destiny. It is as you make good use of the opportunities around you that you will find your rightful place on earth. Joseph, as we read today, was just demonstrating the gift of God in his life. For him, that ability is so cheap, but it is good enough to manifest it before the king to purchase a throne. He saw the opportunity to interpret dreams in the pr...

CITIZEN OF THE KINGDOM

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CITIZEN OF THE KINGDOM  

Philippians 3: 17-21
Read: “For our citizenship is in heaven, from which we also eagerly wait for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ” (v. 20)


 

   There are only two kingdoms in the realm of the spirit and dual citizenship is not permitted. The two kingdoms are; kingdom of God and of the devil, Kingdom of light and of darkness, Kingdom of righteousness and of sin, Kingdom of goodness and evil. If a man is not a citizen of the kingdom of God, he is automatically a citizen of the kingdom of the devil. That is why some people, though they go to church, yet will not be in heaven with Jesus (Matthew 7:20-23)
 
   The word of God says, our citizenship is in heaven. This means the spirit in us is that of God, the creator of heaven and the earth. It is true we are on the earth but we are not of the earth (John 17:16). That is why as a child of God, heaven ought to be your final destination.
 
   A major factor that differentiates the citizen of these two kingdoms is the life they live. A citizen of heaven is saved and redeemed by the blood of the lamb and he or she knows (John 1:12, Revelation 5:9-10). A citizen of heaven does not live in sin (1 John 3:8-9). He does not follow the way of the world (James 4:4, Romans 8:7). He does not desert the fellowship of children of God for human pleasure (Hebrew 10:25).  He enjoys serving in the kingdom of his father (Psalm 122:1). These are the people who can overcome in this wicked world and please the Lord. Make up your mind to be a citizen of the kingdom of God and you will be ready for eternity with God. Peace
 
Prayer: Lord, give me a permanent stay in your kingdom.
 
“NO DUAL CITIZEN IN THE SPIRIT”



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