HUMILITY

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HUMILITY   Proverb 16: 10-19 Devotional:- “Pride goes before destruction, And a haughty spirit before a fall.” (V. 18) NKJV   🎙 Victory Daily Devotional HUMILITY Support Us Proverb 16: 10-19 Remi Agbabiaka Outreach Ministry (RAOM)  |  victorydaily.blogspot.com Humility is given birth to by wisdom. It is an act of seeing oneself as not higher than others. Pride is the feeling of superiority and arrogance. These two are products of the mind. Someone who sees himself already at the top or already at the climax is proud. While a humble person feels he is yet to get to his best and so humbles himself to keep moving on.   Humility will help you to keep learning. It will help the state of your mind to be rightly positioned for God’s lifting (James 4:10). It helps your words to be words that can earn you favours before God and man. It wi...

PUTTING ON

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PUTTING ON

Ephesians 4:17-24
Devotional:- "and that you put on the new man which was created according to God, in true righteousness and holiness". (V. 24) NKJV

    When you are putting off the sinful nature, it is important we all labour to put on the nature of Christ. This is when we are Christians.  To put on means you deliberately allow yourself to be exposed to information that builds in you the new nature

This is by giving yourself to the studying of the word of God. It is by fellowshipping with God and His people. It is by surrounding yourself with people and atmosphere that promotes this nature of Christ. That is why the fellowship of the children of God is so vital (Psalms 84:7). By so doing you will be developing in Christlikeness. You need to truly give up on self. This does not mean giving up on your vision, it is God that gives vision but self promotes ambition.

Friend, to allow Christ to live in you, then you must put on his nature that is when the fruits of righteousness will start to reflect in you. That is when you will no longer struggle to please God. Put on love, peace and joy in righteousness and holiness. Peace

Prayer: Lord, give me the grace to put on the nature of Christ.

“What you are putting on is what people see in you”

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