BEGIN TO RULE

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BEGIN TO RULE Psalms 110:1-7 Devotional:- “The LORD shall send the rod of Your strength out of Zion. Rule in the midst of Your enemies!” (v.2) NKJV 🎙 Victory Daily Devotional BEGIN TO RULE Pastor Remi Agbabiaka  ·  Psalm 110:1-7 Remi Agbabiaka Outreach Ministry (RAOM)  |  victorydaily.blogspot.com   Believers need to know that God has given us the right to rule and succeed. The mandate of our rulership is given to us through our Lord Jesus Christ (Luke 10:19). Now, we can succeed, but we also need to know the truth that our enemies are there in the world, and God is not willing to remove the devil because it is not in God’s agenda to do that now. Therefore, believers are supposed to rule in the midst of their enemies.   This simply means you are to succeed in the midst of your enemies no matter what. No matter their number and their power, He that is in you is more...

GRATEFULNESS

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GRATEFULNESS

Genesis 35:1-7
And he built an altar there and called the place El Bethel, because there God appeared to him when he fled from the face of his brother. (V 7)

    A wise man is always grateful because he knows that his strength is not always in his potentials but by making use of opportunities around him to achieve success. A lot of times we succeed because God is involved in it. It is therefore wisdom to you when have such understanding. This will help you to always be thankful both to God and to men.

Jacob had so much trouble at the beginning of his life that he had to run away from his father’s house. It was in the midst of this trouble that God spoke to him and promised to see him through his journey. He (Jacob) then promised to appreciate God on that spot where God spoke with him, if he could return to the place. And God kept him and he returned to appreciate the Lord.

It is often said that, he that appreciates for the good of yesterday will receive another. And that he that does not know how to show appreciation is like an armed robber who carted away one’s belongings. Please understand that being grateful is an act of wisdom. Stop murmuring or complaining. It brings destruction (Malachi 2:2).

Stop comparing yourself with others. It is not a wise attitude (2 Corinthians 10:12). You will keep rising in Jesus name.

Prayer: Lord, help me to always walk in the wisdom of gratitude


‘AN UNGRATEFUL MAN IS THEREFORE A WICKED MAN’ 

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