Tuesday, February 11, 2025

The power of love

Broadcast 4291
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Colossians 3:14 (NET) "And to all these virtues add love, which is the perfect bond."

For the first time in his life, Kayode was truly happy—not because of wealth or achievements, but because he felt loved and accepted. In the church, he experienced a kind of love he had never known before. Though he came from a broken home, he now belonged to an unbreakable family.

The defining mark of true Christians is their love for one another. Jesus Himself emphasized this in John 13:35 (ISV): “This is how everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”

Nothing binds people together like genuine Christian love. It is powerful, unshakable, and undefeatable by the enemy. Many times, people fear loving others because love makes them vulnerable. But when we love for Christ’s sake, it does not make us weak—it makes us powerful.

The easiest way to reap love is to sow love. If your marriage, relationships, or friendships are under attack, begin to sow love like never before. Take extra time to pray for your spouse, family, and friends. Give your time and resources generously. Love is indeed the perfect bond—it has the power to hold things together even when everything else seems to fall apart.

REFLECTION
Are there areas in your life where love has been lacking? Ask God to help you love like Christ, knowing that love is the true mark of His disciples.

PRAYER
Lord, help me to love like You. Fill my heart with Your love so that I can love others selflessly. Let my life reflect the perfect bond of love that unites Your people. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi

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Bible In 1 Year: Revelation 18-22 (in today's audio)

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Monday, February 10, 2025

Leaning on God, not your understanding

Broadcast 4290
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Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV) "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths."

Biola grew up relying on her own understanding, and she often saw outstanding results. She was intelligent, resourceful, and confident in her abilities. However, when she began walking with the Lord, one of the first things He did was break her confidence in the flesh.

She encountered a problem that was beyond human reasoning—one orchestrated from the spirit realm. She was dealing with people skilled in witchcraft, and despite her superior education and worldly wisdom, all her knowledge became futile. Only after suffering great loss did she realize her need to call upon the Lord for help.

Having the ability to understand things easily is a great asset. Naturally, a person with such a gift may rely on their own intellect rather than seeking God. They may not see the need to pray and acknowledge the Lord when they feel they have figured things out on their own. But human understanding is limited. Life is deeper than what the eyes can see, and many battles are spiritual. In fulfilling your divine destiny, you will come to realize that human wisdom alone is insufficient—you will need the Lord’s guidance.

Solomon, the wisest man of his time, must have come to this realization. Despite all his wisdom, he declared that trusting in the Lord and acknowledging Him was the true key to success.

REFLECTION
Are there areas in your life where you have relied more on your understanding than on God? Surrender them to Him today and allow Him to lead you.

PRAYER
Lord, I choose to trust You with all my heart. Help me not to lean on my own understanding but to acknowledge You in all my ways. Direct my paths and lead me in Your perfect will. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi

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Bible In 1 Year: Song of Solomon 7-8 (in today's audio)

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Friday, February 7, 2025

Spiritual Growth part 5

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Philippians 3:10-11 (NKJV) "That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death, if, by any means, I may attain to the resurrection from the dead."
By the time Apostle Paul wrote these words, he had already spent many years in ministry. He had preached to countless people, received deep revelations of the Lord Jesus, and established many churches. Yet, he still declared that his goal was to know the Lord. What did he mean?

Paul understood that the more a person truly knows Christ, the more they become like Him. His ultimate pursuit was not just knowledge but transformation—attaining to the resurrection from the dead. This was not merely referring to the future resurrection of all believers; Paul spoke of experiencing this resurrection life while still in his earthly body. He longed to be so saturated with the presence of God that he would be transfigured before the rapture, just as Jesus was on the Mount of Transfiguration.

The first thing a believer experiences in truly knowing Christ is the power of His resurrection. This is the greatest power ever known—the very power that raised Jesus from the dead. No force of darkness could stop it. This power enables believers to live supernaturally, walk in holiness, heal the sick, cast out demons, work miracles, and even raise the dead.

REFLECTION
As you grow spiritually, remember that your destiny is to become like Christ—both in character and in stature. If your life is not yet fully like His, then there is still room to grow.

PRAYER
Lord, help me to know You more. Let the power of Your resurrection be evident in my life, transforming me into Your image day by day. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi

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Bible In 1 Year: Psalms 149-150 (in today's audio)

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Thursday, February 6, 2025

Spiritual Growth part 4

Broadcast 4288
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Romans 1:11 (NLT)"For I long to visit you so I can bring you some spiritual gift that will help you grow strong in the Lord."
When Stacy realized she needed to be discipled, she found it difficult because of her past. During her time in the occult, she had uncovered the hidden sins of many believers, including some pastors. This made her deeply distrustful, leading her to decide she would grow on her own without submitting to anyone.

However, as she prayed about it, the Lord reminded her of the pastor who was indirectly responsible for her salvation. She reasoned that if God had defended him so powerfully when she tried to attack him, he must be a genuine servant of God. She decided to start attending his church. There, she was no longer anonymous but engaged in Christian fellowship. This decision marked the beginning of her accelerated spiritual growth.

One of the greatest advantages of discipleship and Christian fellowship is impartation—receiving divine grace through others. Another is accountability—having fellow believers who can correct, guide, and strengthen you. Even the Apostles in the early church held one another accountable, as seen when Paul rebuked Peter for his hypocrisy (Galatians 2:11-14).

Unfortunately, many believers today resist accountability. They reject correction, believing their knowledge is sufficient. But this is a dangerous trap of the enemy.
Go into today asking the Lord to connect you with the right brethren who will hold you accountable and help you grow. Pray for deliverance from the wrong company and for the humility to receive godly correction.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, lead me to the right people who will help me grow spiritually. Keep me from isolation and pride, and give me the humility to be accountable in my walk with You. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Esther 6-10 (in today's audio)

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Wednesday, February 5, 2025

Spiritual Growth 3

Broadcast 4287
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Ephesians 4:13 (NET) "Until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God – a mature person, attaining to the measure of Christ’s full stature."

When a child is still a baby, he depends entirely on adults for survival—he needs to be fed, clothed, and guided. But as he grows older, he learns to care for himself and no longer relies on others for basic needs.

Similarly, new converts need the guidance of mature believers to help them grow in the Lord. They require discipleship and nurturing to remain steadfast in the faith. However, as believers mature, they reach a stage where they can feed themselves spiritually and walk with God independently. Sadly, this is where many stop growing. They are no longer spiritual infants, but they have yet to reach full maturity in Christ.

This stage is crucial because it is often when believers begin to recognize God’s specific assignments and calling for their lives. It is a season meant for building spiritual capacity for ministry and fruitfulness. Unfortunately, many stagnate at this level because they feel they have already "arrived." This is evident when they lose their hunger for God's Word, stop reading spiritual books, and neglect the disciplines that once fueled their growth.
 
Go into today remembering that spiritual growth is stunted when you start believing you have arrived. Keep pressing forward, continually growing in the knowledge and stature of Christ.
 
Prayer: Lord Jesus, please help me never to become complacent in my walk with You. Give me a continual hunger for Your Word and the discipline to keep growing in You. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Deuteronomy 32-34 (in today's audio)

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Spiritual Growth 2

Broadcast 4286
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Colossians 3:9-10 (NET) "Do not lie to one another since you have put off the old man with its practices and have been clothed with the new man that is being renewed in knowledge according to the image of the one who created it."
Stacy realized she wasn’t growing spiritually, and this became a great concern for her. She had expected to see more of God's promises manifest in her life, but they weren’t. As she sought the Lord for understanding, the Holy Spirit revealed the root of the problem—she was trying to grow in isolation.

Stacy was a spiritual lone ranger. She never read spiritual books, listened to sermons, or submitted herself to be discipled by anyone. She attended church, but only as an anonymous member, without engaging in fellowship or accountability. She now understood that just as a newborn baby cannot grow without care and nourishment from others, she too needed the input of mature believers to grow into the fullness of Christ.

Every baby has the potential to become an adult, but growth is a process that requires nurture. Similarly, when you became born again, you were born after the nature of Christ, but this nature will only be fully realized through spiritual maturity. Maturity brings us into greater likeness to Christ—both in character and in stature (authority).

Just as physical growth requires care and nourishment, spiritual growth requires guidance from those whom God has equipped for this purpose. The Lord has given Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, and Teachers to build up believers so they can attain the full stature of Christ.
Ephesians 4:11-13 (NET)

"It was he who gave some as apostles, some as prophets, some as evangelists, and some as pastors and teachers, to equip the saints for the work of ministry, that is, to build up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God—a mature person, attaining to the measure of Christ’s full stature."
Go into today knowing that spiritual growth requires intentional submission to godly teaching, fellowship, and discipleship. Make a decision to engage with the body of Christ and grow into the fullness of your calling.
Prayer:

Lord, help me to grow into the fullness of Christ. Lead me to the right people who will build me up in faith, and give me the humility to learn and grow. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Jude (in today's audio)

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Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Spiritual Growth 1

Broadcast 4285
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Colossians 3:9-10 (NET) "Do not lie to one another since you have put off the old man with its practices and have been clothed with the new man that is being renewed in knowledge according to the image of the one who created it."

When Stacy received Christ as her Lord and Savior, it was a spectacular encounter. She had been deeply involved in the occult and was a ranking member of a powerful cult. One day, as she attempted to cast a spell to kill a pastor, she had a divine encounter with the Lord Jesus. That moment changed her life forever.

Unlike many new believers, Stacy had a deep understanding of spiritual realities. She immediately recognized that her spirit had been literally born again and was now a new creation. She was overwhelmed with joy because she knew that no power of darkness could accomplish such a profound transformation—it took the power of God.

However, Stacy soon realized that even though her spirit was new, it had to be taught, trained, and renewed in order to fully manifest the image of Christ. She understood that spiritual growth was a process.

Even Jesus, though He was the Son of God, had to grow in favor with God and men (Luke 2:52). He had to learn obedience through His experiences (Hebrews 5:8). Likewise, every believer must go through a learning process to reach spiritual maturity.

Go into today knowing that your new inner man must be trained in knowledge according to the image of Christ. You must learn obedience as a child of God and grow in the knowledge of Him. This growth happens as you engage with God’s word daily.
Prayer:

Lord, renew my mind and transform me daily into the image of Christ. Help me to grow in obedience and knowledge of You. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Acts 25-26 (in today's audio)

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Monday, February 3, 2025

With Sober Discernment

Broadcast 4284
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Romans 12:3 (NET) "For by the grace given to me I say to every one of you not to think more highly of yourself than you ought to think, but to think with sober discernment, as God has distributed to each of you a measure of faith."

Shuan was dissatisfied with the position he was given in church because he felt he was more qualified to be the youth leader than Fred. He had an exaggerated impression of himself and didn’t realize it. This mindset made him ineffective in his role as the secretary of the youth fellowship. He harbored bitterness against the system, and that bitterness spread within him. What was meant to be a source of reward for him ultimately became a source of rebuke.

Fred, on the other hand, was not as talented as Shuan, but he was much wiser because he understood his limitations and knew how to make up for them. As a result, he consistently achieved better results than Shuan.

The admonition in today’s Bible verse is one that many believers overlook in today’s culture of self-centeredness and pride. Many have been ineffective because they have not taken time to soberly reflect on their strengths and weaknesses, which would help them walk wisely and avoid pitfalls.

Understanding your limits is not a disadvantage; rather, it is a blessing. It allows you to navigate life wisely and accomplish your goals despite your limitations. Ignoring your limits does not make them disappear; it only makes you more vulnerable to failure.

Go into today remembering to heed the admonition of today’s scripture so you can walk in wisdom and be more fruitful than ever before.
Prayer:

Heavenly Father, help me to walk in humility and sober discernment. Keep me from pride and self-deception. Teach me to acknowledge my strengths and weaknesses so I may wisely fulfill my purpose. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

 — Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Revelation 12-17(in today's audio)

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Saturday, February 1, 2025

Stay within what was written

Broadcast 4283
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1 Corinthians 4:6 (NET) "I have applied these things to myself and Apollos because of you, brothers and sisters, so that through us you may learn ‘not to go beyond what is written,’ so that none of you will be puffed up in favor of the one against the other."

Some time ago, I studied how some of the world's biggest cults and sects began. I discovered that many were started by individuals who were once part of the church but later deviated by interpreting Scripture beyond what was written, while also ignoring portions they found inconvenient. As a result, they became vulnerable to deception, allowing evil spirits to influence and facilitate the movements they led.

One of the greatest dangers a minister of God can face is the temptation to go beyond what is written in Scripture. Any encounter, revelation, or insight that cannot be backed by Scripture—or is contradicted by it—is dangerous for a believer, no matter how logical or appealing it may seem.

In 2 Corinthians 12:2-4, Apostle Paul described an encounter in Paradise and the third heaven but stated that the things he heard there were "unlawful to be uttered." What does this mean?

We know that God’s divine law is encoded in the Scriptures. Any truth, encounter, or teaching that cannot be properly supported by Scripture is unlawful for a servant of God to teach. If something cannot be expressed within the framework of God's written Word, it should not be uttered in ministry.

As you go about your day, remember that God has graciously given us both the Holy Spirit and the Holy Scriptures to guide us. In this dark and deceptive world, where many lose their way, His Word remains our sure foundation:

"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." – Psalm 119:105
—Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Song of Solomon 5-6 (in today's audio)

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False sense of security

Broadcast 4282
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1 Corinthians 4:8 (NET) Already you are satisfied! Already you are rich! You have become kings without us! I wish you had become kings so that we could reign with you!

Gbenga and his wife had developed a habit of criticizing and judging God’s servants. They were quick to point out faults in ministers, often basing their judgments on false assumptions and half-truths. They believed they had the right to do this because they saw themselves as spiritually strong and elevated in the kingdom. Their confidence stemmed from their material success—they assumed that their financial prosperity was proof of their spiritual might. But in reality, they were still spiritual babes who needed to be taught the basics of the faith. Unfortunately, their prideful mindset made them unteachable and unfruitful.

Like the church in Laodicea (Revelation 3:17), the young church in Corinth developed a false sense of security due to their worldly riches. They believed that their financial and material success signified spiritual greatness. Some even considered themselves kings and rulers in the kingdom, assuming they had the authority to judge God’s ministers and compare one against another (see 1 Corinthians 4:3-6). But Paul corrected them, revealing that they were still spiritually immature (1 Corinthians 3:1) and in danger of going astray without apostolic guidance.

If finding faults in ministers of God has become your ‘spiritual gift,’ it is actually a sign of immaturity and spiritual decline. True spiritual strength is not measured by material wealth or the ability to critique others, but by faithfulness, humility, and a heart that seeks to grow in Christ.

Go into today remembering that the real measure of spiritual might is faithfulness and humility.

Prayer:
Lord, help me to grow in true spiritual maturity. Keep my heart humble and teachable so that I may walk faithfully with You. Amen.
— Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Psalms 146-148 (in today's audio)

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Thursday, January 30, 2025

The Call

Broadcast 4281
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1 Corinthians 4:9 (NET) For, I think, God has exhibited us apostles last of all, as men condemned to die, because we have become a spectacle to the world, both to angels and to people.

When Collins first felt the call to serve the Lord, he naturally aspired to reach the highest level of service. Having spent some time in church, he observed that many viewed the office of the apostle as the most prestigious in the body of Christ. Inspired by this, he desired to be an apostle himself. As his commitment and dedication to his local church grew, he was soon ordained as a minister. Yet, in his heart, he still longed to be called an apostle.

One morning, as he was studying the Word of God, he came across today’s verse. He read it over and over, and the reality of it deeply impacted him. From that moment, his perspective on becoming an apostle began to shift.

The office of apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, or teacher is not something a person decides for themselves. These roles are ordained by God before a person is even born (see Galatians 1:15, Jeremiah 1:5). The key question isn’t whether we can choose the role, but whether we will walk in the calling God has placed on our lives. Many are called, but few are chosen, and the difference lies in faithfulness (Revelation 17:14). God does not entrust much to the unfaithful (see Luke 16:10).

I don’t believe that everyone called to be an apostle must necessarily die for their faith—after all, the Apostle John did not face martyrdom. However, I do believe that to walk effectively in any calling, one must adopt the mindset of an apostle: a heart willing to lay down everything—perhaps even life itself—for the sake of the gospel (see Luke 14:26, Revelation 12:11).

Prayer:
Lord, help me fulfill the call You have placed on my life. May I be faithful in all things, trusting You with the path You’ve set before me. This is the most important thing in life.
—Abraham Damilola Arigi
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Bible In 1 Year: Esther 1-5 (in today's audio)

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Wednesday, January 29, 2025

When he comes he sends men

Broadcast 4280
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Exodus 3:7-8b (KJV) And the Lord said, I have surely seen the affliction of my people which are in Egypt, and have heard their cry by reason of their taskmasters; for I know their sorrows; and I am come down to deliver them out of the hand of the Egyptians.

A Sunday School story tells of a man of God who lived in an ancient city that was hit by a devastating flood. As the waters rose, he climbed to the top of the tallest mountain and prayed, “God, I am your servant—come and save me from this flood.”

Soon after, a rescue team arrived in a flying boat and called out, “Jump in!” But the man replied, “No, God will save me.”

As the water reached his knees, another team appeared with the same offer, but his response remained unchanged. Finally, as the water reached his waist, yet another team arrived, but again, he refused their help, saying, “God will save me.” Eventually, the water engulfed him, and he drowned.

When he got to heaven, he expressed his disappointment to God, saying, “Lord, I trusted you to save me, but you didn’t!” God replied, “I sent help three different times, but you turned it down.”

This story illustrates a vital truth: God often answers our prayers by sending help through people. However, the inability to recognize His provision can lead to unnecessary suffering.

When the Israelites cried out to God for deliverance from Egypt, He responded by sending Moses, not as a divine apparition, but as a man chosen and empowered to lead them out of bondage. Similarly, when Jesus came as the Messiah, many of the Israelites rejected Him because they could not discern their day of visitation (Luke 19:44).

Discerning God’s answers is just as important as praying for His help. Without this discernment, prayers can feel unending and fruitless, even when answers are already present.

Go into today trusting the Holy Spirit to sharpen your discernment so that you can recognize and receive God’s answers, no matter how they come.

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for always hearing my prayers. Help me to recognize and embrace the answers You send, even when they come in unexpected ways. Amen.
—Dr. Emmanuel James
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Bible In 1 Year: Deuteronomy 29-31 (in today's audio)

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The power of love

Broadcast 4291 Click here for the audio version (with audio Bible): www.streamglobe.org/aud4291 Colossians 3:14 (NET) "And to all these...