DEFINE PLEASURE

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DEFINE PLEASURE  Proverbs 21:12-21 Devotional:- “He who loves pleasure will be a poor man; He who loves wine and oil will not be rich.” (v. 17) NKJV 🎙 Victory Daily Devotional DEFINE PLEASURE Support Us Proverbs 21:12-21 Remi Agbabiaka Outreach Ministry (RAOM)  |  victorydaily.blogspot.com There is nothing wrong with pleasure, but there is a need to define what it means in a way that it will not bring destruction to you. Pleasure to most people means idleness, sleeping, jesting, watching T.V and all sorts of films, extravagant spending at beer parlous and hotels, eating in all the city kitchens and to some it is just travelling all around. The truth is that none of those things are real pleasure. If those things are what you call pleasures, then, no matter how much you have now, poverty and sorrow are on the way. Real pleasure is not that which man creat...

FATHER’S MINISTRY

FATHER’S MINISTRY 

John 15:13-17
Devotional:- “You didn't choose me. I chose you. I appointed you to go and produce lasting fruit, so that the Father will give you whatever you ask for, using my name” (V.16) NLT

       We know so much about the ministry of the Son and the Holy Spirit today, but much has not been discovered about the ministry of God the Father. We need to know that God has not created anyone to suffer, struggle, or carry life challenges alone. God did not fashion life for struggle. Men only struggle because they are ignorant of the order of life.

God has given you some measure of ability but when you exhaust it, you are to turn to your father. Learn to pass the baton to the Father. A father is someone who knows more, sees more, has more, and can do more (John 14:28). God is our Father (John 20:17). He is greater. Men of God are His representatives on the earth, so take advantage.

To enjoy His ministry in your life, you must be responsible. Learn to exploit all the spiritual, mental, and physical strength that God’s word gives you. But when you don’t know what to do next, turn to the Father. He knows your needs (Matthew 7:11). Where your strength stops, His starts. He will make a way of escape for you (1 Corinthians 10:13). Cast all your anxiety on Him. He is capable (1 Peter 5:7). When you cast it on Him in prayers, don’t carry it again. Believe in your heart that He is able (2 Timothy 1:12). Take a step of faith as He leads you. Hannah believed, and her story turned around (1 Samuel 1:18). It's your turn!

Prayer: Lord, help me to start knowing you as my Father

“HE THAT LACKS A FATHER WILL LACK THE FEATHER TO FLY IN LIFE”

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