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  WORK IT OUT Romans 8:18-30  Devotional:- “And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.” (V. 28). NKJV Due to the time and distance that is involved in our period of challenges, we tend to think it is an eternal race. But that is not true. Whatever has a beginning surely have an end. Therefore, there is an end to everything. And we know the end is always glorious than the beginning (Jeremiah 29:11, Romans 8:30). The scripture we read today brings us into God’s provision for our beautiful end in every situation and that is why the bible says all things are working together for our good. So no matter the embarrassment of your situation, God’s love letter to you is promising you that it shall work for your good. Do you lose a job or an opportunity? It is for a better one. So you don’t need to die for that. Let the past pass and expect your coming beauty. It doesn’t matter; people may mock you now,...

YOUR CLAIM

YOUR CLAIM

Scripture Reading: Isaiah 1:16-20
Devotional:- "Come now, and let us reason together," Says the Lord, "Though your sins are like scarlet, They shall be as white as snow; Though they are red like crimson, They shall be as wool” (V. 18) NKJV

    All God’s children have the right to the covenant provision of God (Galatians 3:13-14). The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ has purchased for us a right in God. God’s covenant is therefore for our claim as the prodigal son demanded for his portion.

The word of God asked us to bring forth strong reasons (Isaiah 41:21). The word of God said we should come and reason together with God (Isaiah 1:8). This is not as contending with our maker, but as claiming our right from our father. That is why; we must put in mind that we must identify our part and be obedience to the covenant before we start to claim in prayers.

The word of God says, you should clean up yourself. Then you can come to claim in prayers (Luke 15:12). This is walking in the covenant and not religion. The elder brother of the prodigal son claimed nothing and he was blamed (Luke 15:25-32). He is the owner of all but claimed nothing. That is how religious people will always be angry with covenant children. Be warned. Peace.

PRAYER: Lord, deliver my portion to me

“HE THAT CLAIM NOTHING HAS NOTHING”

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