He Will Take Another

He Will Take Another

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He Will Take Another

Time doesn’t really make things better; what happens IN time is what has the power to change the course of actions.

So, if the enemy has stolen from your life, marriage, family, and career last year, he will come to take another this year. Don’t think that the passage of time from 2024 to 2025 will stop him from taking another. He will come for another!

“Then he killed James the brother of John with the sword. And because he saw that it pleased the Jews, he proceeded further to seize Peter also. Now it was during the Days of Unleavened Bread.” Acts 12‬:2‬-3 [NKJV]‬‬

Herod had killed James, and you would think that was enough and that time would make him stop. It didn’t. When he was done with James, he went for Peter! And had he been able to deal with Peter, he would have gone for another. And then another. And another… until there was none left.

“The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy…” John 10‬:10 [NKJV]‬‬

But the church stopped that from happening—they stopped the enemy from taking another. How?

“Peter therefore was kept in prison: but prayer was made without ceasing of the church unto God for him. Acts 12‬:5 [KJV]‬‬

Prayer was made without ceasing. What changed the narrative was what the church did in time—they made constant prayers.

In this season, things will spiral into more mess if you don’t step in and stop the flow. The enemy will take another if you don’t step in and stop the flow. More things will go wrong in your marriage if you don’t step in and stop the flow. Your life will get worse if you don’t arise and stop the flow.

It’s that year that we arise and declare, “No more!”

Let us pray.

Into the Pit: A Story of Retribution

Into the Pit: A Story of Retribution

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As the year winds down and the coming year beckons, I bring you a word of assurance that will anchor your soul in God.

Sometimes, we feel we are not married because of some enemies or mischief makers.

Those who are married often conclude that the strange battles they face, and the uniqueness of their experiences are caused by “village people!”

Sometimes, these singles and couples are correct, and sometimes, they are plain wrong!

But let us assume they are right. Okay?

What does the scripture say about enemies of our soul? Mischief makers. People who hate you for just being you and hate your guts. People you never offended but who disdain you for being alive. What does the Bible say about such enemies? Let us take a look.

Psa 7:15 (KJV) He made a pit, and digged it, and is fallen into the ditch which he made.

Wow! Your enemy who made a pit will end up in their own pit!

I even love the way Message Translation puts it in verses 15 and 16

Psa 7:15 (MSG) See that man shoveling day after day, digging, then concealing, his man-trap down that lonely stretch of road? Go back and look again—you’ll see him in it headfirst, legs waving in the breeze.

The pit digger will end in the very pit he is digging for you!

Why would this happen?

Verse 16 tells us

Psa 7:16 (MSG) That’s what happens: mischief backfires; violence boomerangs.

Mischief will always backfire. Mischief makers will always end up in their handiwork.

Never join perceived enemies in their mischief. Never dig a pit because you think somebody else is doing that against you.

Shovels are not part of your armour!

So what should you be doing?

Vrsre 17 tells you what to do.

Psa 7:17 (MSG) I’m thanking God, who makes things right. I’m singing the fame of heaven-high GOD.

Keep thanking God and you will keep getting the victory!

God will make all things right for you.

Thankful lips will do much more than using shovels!

May God grant you more understanding!

How To Guard Your Thought Pattern

How To Guard Your Thought Pattern

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Learn to guard your thought pattern. Have you ever watched a relay race before? Four people in a team will have to complete a set amount of distance, each covering a distance before passing the baton to the other person.

This continues till the last person takes the baton and finishes the race. The last person holds all the chances of the team either winning or losing the race.

Now, imagine your THOUGHTS, WORDS, and ACTIONS as members of a relay team. Who do you think will start the race? Who will be in the middle and who will end the race?

Be careful about what you think. Your thoughts run your life. Prov. 4:23 ICB

Your THOUGHTS will definitely start the race because they are what inspires or fires up the rest. Their speed is an advantage to the team. They birth the whole process and come from deep within you.

If you don’t teach them to run within the lines of the racetrack, they will run the race as they like and hamper the chances of the team winning the race.

Tomorrow, I will talk about your words and actions.

Prayer:
Lord, help my thoughts, words and actions start and finish their relay well in my mind, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

Action point:
Check your thoughts always, watch your words, don’t jump into acting instinctively. Pray about these three areas.

Declaration:
My thoughts are guided by the word.

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