ACCESSING GOD’S WAYS BY STUDYING HIS WORD March 26, 2023 • Seeds of Destiny SCRIPTURE: Till I come, give attendance to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine. 1Timothy 4:13 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The habitual study of the Word is an attribute of greatness. It has been established that the Word of God is the builder of life and destiny. Your destiny is not in view when the Word is out of place in your life. To neglect the Word is to forfeit your destiny. This means, the diligent study of the Word is necessary for the fulfilment of destiny (2 Timothy 2:15, John 5:39). Now, what does it mean to study the Word of God? To study the Word of God is to access the ways, thoughts, principles and precepts of God from His Book in order to walk better with Him on earth. When you study God’s Word, you are trying to know what He likes, how He thinks, what His principles are, what you are allowed to do, what you are forbidden from doing, etc. This is what studying the Wor...
November 27, 2022
Title: Reap the benefits!
Text: And ye shall serve the LORD your God, and he shall bless thy bread, and thy water; and I will take sickness away from the midst of thee. There shall nothing cast their young, nor be barren, in thy land: the number of thy days I will fulfill. -Exodus 23:25-26 KJV
This is God Himself speaking. If you shall serve the LORD your God, He will bless you. Yes, it pays to serve God. The devil spoke concerning Job, and said to God- Does Job fear God for nothing? God said He did not call Jacob to serve Him in vain. Those that serve God do not reap frustration. They reap benefits. There is joy and reward in serving God. The benefits of serving Him are many, but here are a few. The word of God says if you serve Him, He will bless thy bread and thy water. You will have bread and water, and it shall be blessed. Serving God grants you divine immunity from sickness and it is immunity that cannot be compromised. Don’t stop serving God and you will not stop receiving the benefits God prepared for servants.
Today’s prayer: I will obey and serve the LORD continually and will continually reap the benefits that accrue to His servants.
Further reading: Isaiah 45:19; Malachi 3:17
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