Living Word of Mercy

  RAYUWA MAI ALBARKA  by Pst Sunday Obafemi  “Albarka ta tabbata ga wanda aka gafarta masa laifofinsa, wanda aka rufe zunubinsa.”  (Zabura 32:1) Masoyi, ina yi maka addu'a cewa, hasken Allah ya tona asirin duk wani boyayyen aikin Duhu a cikin rayuwarka, ya lalatar da su. Wannan haske daya zai bijirar da ku ga duk wata ni'imar da ake jira da yardar Allah. Duk inda kuka juya zuwa; shi ne lokacin da za a dauke. Allah yasa wannan watan ya fitar da Albarka, Ta'aziyya, Kyau da Cigaban Rayuwa. Kamar sanyi kamar yadda rana take, haka rayuwarku za ta yi sanyi kuma ta kuɓuta daga dukan bala'o'i. Za ku zama kamar itacen da aka dasa a bakin kogin da ke bunƙasa kuma ba za a iya motsa shi cikin sunan Yesu ba, ku sami wata mai albarka yayin da kuke tafiya zuwa saman. Aboki, muna ba Allah dukan ɗaukaka da girma don jinƙansa marar iyaka wanda yake dawwama har abada. Bari sunansa ya ɗaukaka har abada a cikin sunan Yesu (Amin). A cikin wannan wata na sulhu na Ubangiji, za mu duba wani...

 

  A B LESSED L IFE “Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.” (Psalms 32:1) Beloved, I pray for you that, the light of God will Expose every hidden work of Darkness in your life and destroy them. This same light will expose you to every waiting Favour and Goodness of God. Anywhere you turn to; it shall be your turn to be lifted. May this month   bring forth Blessings, Comfort, Goodness and Breakthrough to your life. As cool as the day is, so shall your life be cool and free from all Calamities .You shall be like a tree Planted by the river that flourishes and cannot be moved in Jesus name, have a fruitful month as you journey to the top. Friend, we give God all the glory and honour for His infinite mercy that endures forever. May His name be exalted forever in Jesus name (Amen). In this month of divine settlement, we shall be looking into a very sensitive topic which we have by the inspiration of the Lord, titled A Blessed Life . This top...

 THE JUSTICE OF GOD I S GREATER THAN THE JUSTICE OF MEN! ⚖️ Explanation: The justice of God is perfect, holy, and based on truth and righteousness , while the justice of men is often limited, biased, or influenced by emotions, ignorance, or corruption. Men judge by what they see or hear , but God judges the heart (1 Samuel 16:7). Human justice can make mistakes, but God’s justice is always right because He sees everything — even the hidden motives and secrets of the heart. 🌿 Illustration: Imagine two men brought before a human court for stealing. The first one is found guilty and sentenced to prison. The second one is found innocent because there’s no evidence against him. But before God, the situation is different — He sees the truth that the man in prison was wrongly accused, and the “innocent” one was truly the thief who covered his tracks. While man’s justice punished the wrong person, God’s justice cannot be deceived. He knows the full truth and will ultimately se...

 FAITH AND BELIEVE Disparity   Faith and Believe Here’s a clear, concise distinction: Faith is trusting and relying on something or someone, even when you can’t see the full picture. Belief is agreeing that something is true . Simple Difference Belief is acceptance in the mind. Faith is acting based on that belief. Illustrations 1. Chair Illustration Belief: You look at a chair and agree it can carry your weight. Faith: You actually sit on it. 2. Bridge Illustration Belief: You see a bridge and agree it is strong. Faith:

3 Simple Ways to Win Souls Effectively 🙌 1️⃣ Be Bold — Share Testimonies Speak with courage! Tell others what Jesus has done for you and for others. A personal story can open a heart faster than a sermon. (Acts 4:20) 2️⃣ Spiritual Treasure Hunt — Follow the Holy Spirit Ask God to show you someone who needs His touch today. The Holy Spirit can give you a “word of knowledge” — a clue leading you to a soul ready for salvation. (John 4:17–18) 3️⃣ Word of the Obvious — Meet Immediate Needs Pray for people’s visible challenges — healing, peace, provision — and let God’s power speak louder than words. Compassion draws hearts to Christ. (Mark 1:41) 💡 Evangelism is simple: Listen to God, love people, and speak boldly.

  🌍 Why Did God Save You and Keep You Alive? God didn’t save you just to take you to heaven immediately — He saved you to be His witness on earth . 🙌 You’re still here because your mission isn’t finished — someone needs to hear about Jesus through you! 💬✨ A lamp isn’t lit to be hidden (Matthew 5:15) — so shine your light and share the gospel. 🔥 You’re saved to save others! ❤️ #Evangelism #Purpose #Gospel #SavedToServe #ChristianFaith #LightOfTheWorld

  GOD'S PRESENCE  Explanation: This verse shows that God’s presence is everywhere. No matter where we go—whether in heaven, on earth, or in the deepest darkness—God is always there. We cannot hide from Him because His Spirit fills all places. Illustration: Imagine trying to escape sunlight by running around during the day. No matter where you go, the light still touches you. In the same way, God’s presence shines everywhere—you can’t run from His love or His watchful care.

  📖 1 Thessalonians 1:2 (KJV) “We give thanks to God always for you all, making mention of you in our prayers.”  Explanation In this verse, Apostle Paul , together with Silvanus (Silas) and Timothy , expresses gratitude to God for the believers in Thessalonica. They continually thank God for them and remember them in prayer. This shows Paul’s deep love and appreciation for the faith, growth, and steadfastness of the Thessalonian Christians. It also reveals a model for Christian fellowship — appreciating others, praying for them, and recognizing God’s hand in their lives. Illustration Imagine a pastor who once planted a church in a new city. After some time, he travels elsewhere. Later, he hears that the believers there are still faithful, loving, and growing in Christ . Each time he prays, he joyfully thanks God for them — not because they are perfect, but because God is clearly working in their lives. That’s exactly how Paul felt toward the Thessalonian chu...

  Jesus was teaching that in God’s kingdom, things won’t always happen the way people expect. “The last shall be first” means that some people who seem unimportant, poor, or left behind in this world — those who humble themselves and truly follow God — will be honored first in heaven. “The first shall be last” means that some people who appear important, powerful, or religious on earth — but are proud or reject God — will be put last or even left out of God’s kingdom. 💡 In Other Words: God doesn’t judge by position, fame, or wealth , but by the heart . Those who humble themselves, obey God, and live by faith will be great in His sight. But those who trust in their own status, pride, or religion may find themselves left out. 🕊️ Simple Example: Imagine a long line of people waiting to enter a banquet. Some think they deserve to be in front because they are rich or well-dressed. But the host (God) chooses to bring humble, kind people from the back of the line...