SCRIPTURE:
By much slothfulness the building decayeth; and through idleness of the hands the house droppeth through. – Ecclesiastes 10:18.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: A life that is not engaged degenerates and dilapidates. Our God is the Author and Giver of life.
His intention for giving us life is to make the most of it. When we live life to the full, we are fulfilled.

From our anchor scripture, we can see that slothfulness makes a building (which is likened to our body – 1 Corinthians 6:19 ) to decay.

The meaning of this is, when the hand is idle, life decays.
A life that is not fully engaged rapidly degenerates and dilapidates.
For example, someone who has retired from active civil service and does not engage himself in other areas of life begins to fall sick.

If you must live your life to the full, you must make the most of it by engaging yourself fully.

How then do you live a life that is fully engaged?
a) Living to worship and serve God.
b) Living to change lives for God.
c) Living to make impact and add value to lives.
d) Living to release full potentials
e) Living in quality relationship with others
f) Living as a generation problem solver.

If you engage your life in any of these areas, you are making the most of it.

I decree the death of anything that causes lethargy and weariness in your life in Jesus Name.

Remember this: The life that is not engaged degenerates and dilapidates.

ASSIGNMENT(S):

1. Deal with every form of idleness in your life.

2. Confront the spirit of inactivity, laziness by engaging yourself in active work and service.

3. Ask God to show you what to do.

4. Do it now.

PRAYER: O LORD, deal with every lethargy in my life. Engage me in Your service LORD, in Jesus Name.

FOR FURTHER UNDERSTANDING, GET THE MESSAGE: MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR LIFE (PART 1).

QUOTE: The higher you will want to fly in life, the harder you will have to work. Culled from 30 SECRETS TO THE TOP by Dr Paul Enenche.

DAILY READING: Genesis 11:1 to 13:4, Matthew 5:1 to 26, Psalm 5:1 to 12, Proverbs 1:24 to 28.

DON’T FORGET TO ATTEND:
2 Power-packed Communion Services tomorrow with friends and loved ones for the preservation of your life and destiny by 4:45pm & 6:30pm. God bless you as you come.

Wednesday, 06 January 2016
TOPIC;
THE BENEFITS OF WALKING IN
LOVE


SCRIPTURE:
He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is
love. – 1 John 4:8.


THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Lovelessness equals
peoplelessness.


Our anchor Scripture reveals that God is the God
of love. It
is also important to note that Jesus came to die
for us on
the basis of love.

This is why He preached and
healed the
sick by love. Also, the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of
love
(Galatians 5:22) .


Since God is the God of love,
Jesus died
for us out of love and the Holy Spirit is the Spirit
of love, so
if we must walk with God, we must walk in love
and serve
one another in love (Amos 3:3) .


What are the benefits of walking in love?


a) Love is the key to commanding human
attention and
attraction.
Love is a spiritual attractant and a human
magnet;

it has the
ability to magnetize people to a person. It is not
enough to
teach people but more important to touch
people.
Lovelessness equals peoplelessness.


b) Love is a seed that germinates.
What you sow in love today determines what you
will reap in
harvest tomorrow.

Therefore, anytime you offer
service, see
it as a seed. Be seed conscious so that you can
live well.


Today, I curse every root of bitterness in you,
receive the
grace to walk in love in Jesus’ Name.


Remember this: Lovelessness equals
peoplelessness.


ASSIGNMENT(S):
1. Make a decision to love people around you.
2. Do this by showing a practical action of love.


PRAYER:
O LORD, I pray for the Spirit of love and the grace
to love people around me.

Uproot every root of bitterness and unforgiveness from my life LORD, in Jesus’ Name.


FOR FURTHER UNDERSTANDING, GET THIS
MESSAGE: MINISTERING IN LOVE.


QUOTE:
The more you walk in love the more like God you
become. Culled from REASON FOR LIVING by Dr
Paul Enenche.


DAILY READING:
Genesis 13:5 to 15:21, Matthew 5:27 to
48, Psalm 6:1 to 10, Proverbs 1:29 to 33.