We look into the power of our words according to Jesus in Mat 12:36-37: "But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment. For by thy words thou shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned"

God used the word to create the world. The word we speak has so much power that they can justify or condemn us here on earth and in the last days.

The Bible says in Col 2:13-14 that Jesus has quickened (raised us up) together with him when we were dead in our sins and uncircumcision. This means he has given us victory over sins and laws working against us when he (quickened) raised us up and made us to sit together with him.

Know that you have been delivered and set free from every (besetting) sin you are currently struggling with in your life right now. You already have the victory over every negative laws from your family lineage, system, tribe, government, and so on working against you and preventing from experiencing victory and freedom in your life. But if you don't confess and appropriate this freedom, the enemy will attempt to keep you under servitude, but indeed, you are free, the Son of God has set you free, and "If the Son has therefore set you free, you are free INDEED." it's time you claim your freedom over sin and the negative laws that has bound you.

"And you, being dead in your sins and the uncircumcision of your flesh, hath he quickened together with him, having forgiven you all trespasses" (Col 2:13-14).

In Mat 21:1-3, Jesus instructed his disciples to go bring a cult that would take him on his triumphal entry. He told them if the donkey is tied, they should loose it, and if anyone asked them why they were loosing or taking the donkey away, they should tell them, the Lord has need of it.

The donkey is the means that would take Jesus to his destiny. What is your donkey? Do you know it and where it is? Is it tied down somewhere? Who is questioning why you are loosing it?

This morning devotion helps you to pray through these questions so that you can locate your donkey, loose it, and shut the mouth of anyone questioning your authority loosing the donkey.

Bible Verse and Quote for Today:

For the eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and his ears are open unto their prayers: but the face of the Lord is against them that do evil. And who is he that will harm you, if ye be followers of that which is good? (1Pet 3:12-13).

It’s comforting to know that God's eyes watches over us and he listens to our prayers despite our unrighteousness.

Sometimes, we don’t feel it and we fall into condemnation from our heart or from the enemy because of our sins and shortcomings. But the Holy Spirit does not condemn us, he convicts us so that we can repent, confess, and ask for forgiveness.

Our righteousness is not dependent on our good deeds but the righteousness of Jesus. It’s an imputational righteousness based on his justification, and this sanctifies us, and puts us in “right standing” before God.

Because we are right standing before God, he watches over us, to protect, guide, and direct us. He watches over our household and everything about us. He listens to our prayers, our thoughts, our sighings. He loves us that much.

Let us come boldly to his throne with this confidence knowing that he loves and cares for us.

The Bible says pride goes before destruction. God takes measures to ensure that he gives grace before he gives glory to his children so that the glory does not lead them to destruction through pride. In this podcast, we look at the things we have in our lives that may make us to be proud without knowing it.

Reading from Proverbs 16:3 and Psalm 37:5, the morning devotion focuses on the result and blessing of committing your works and ways to the Lord.

In Gal 6:9: Paul says, "Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not."

Many things can make a believer weary, tired, frustrated in his obedience to the above passage. Because it is real, Paul encourages us to stay the course for a reason, there is a reward, an harvest is coming.

Here in this morning devotional, are five ways a Christian can be weary in well-doing and ways to receive strength.

Paul in his Epistle to the Romans (Chapter 5) talks about the blessings of being justified. He spoke about the peace it bring, but what does being justified really mean? This devotional focuses on the meaning of justification and how it changes the total man.

The book of Proverbs talks about the benefits of mercy and truth. The writer says when we do not forsake mercy and truth but bound it to our neck and write it in our hearts, that action opens the door for tremendous benefits. What are these benefits? That is the main focus of this broadcast. Come along to listen to this devotional.

What is true blessing?

Many have been misled by what some leaders have misrepresented to them as true blessing. Many believers have been fed with the wrong narrative and have been sucked into believing that they are not blessed because they don't have these things. Material things, money, positions, etc, hardly qualify as blessing when it does not come from God or serve God's purpose.

So what is true blessing?

In this devotional, the speakers highlights a few of these blessings and how to recognize, and possess them. Happy listening!